The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-12
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News OF the Town and Village Told
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Mysteries Of Myra'-Opera house |
Wednesday. ADV.
Watch for Wednesdays show at
Harte Theatre. ADV.
Richard Watson has gone to Boston |
to consult a specialist.
Miss Elizabeth Renner spent Sunday
with her parents in HOosick Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Hufnagel spent
Sunday visiting friends in Rutland.
Born, Friday, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph LaFlamme of Gage street.
Miss Irene Post has moved from
Valentine street to 240 Union street.
Remember there is a treat for you
at the Harte Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
Clayton Reed spent Sunday as the
guest of George Bouplon OF Shafts
bury Hollow.
Don't fail to see Mary Miles Minter
in Lovely Mary in five parts at Harte
Theatre today. Adv
Mrs. Maude ]. Gregg, Albany, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. William
E. Frost at Peaks Pines.
Miss Kate ]. Hubbell of West Ben
nington is the guest of her nephew,
Robert Hlubbell, in Syracuse, N. Y.
House Peters in an unusual and
forceful World dramatic offering THE
Hand of Peril'-Opera house tomor-
row. ADV,
Mrs James Murphy died at her home
at Old Bennington this morning The
funeral arrangements will be announc-
ed later,
Graduation gift suggestions at
Evans, come in and browse around"
Yon are welcome and will not be urged
to buy. ADV.
A Catholic census is being taken of
Bennington this week. under the dl-
rection of the pastor OF the st. Francis
de Sales church.
A masterpiece of direction, "The
Hand of Peril opera house, tomorrow.
Action in nine different rooms shown
in one scene. ADV.
Fearless Helen Holmes in 1.-THE Fight
at Signal Station" chapter number 5
of THE Girl and the Game, at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
Miss Hattie Twitchell has returned
from Sunderland where she has at
tended the funeral the past week Of
her sister, Mrs. Bacon
Graduation gifts at Evans. Books,
Cranes Fashionable Writing Paper,
rosaries, prayer books. graduating
cards and enclosures, etc, ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles OKane of
Grove street have broken up house
keeping and are storing their goods.
They will board in Bennington for a
time.
Russell Francis of Brooklyn. con
nected with the Manufacturer Nation
al bank in New York is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Reed of Shafts
bury.
Mrs. Charles T. Patterson Of Old Ben
nngton will leave for Troy in the
morning where she viii attend the
graduating exercises of the Emma Wi
lard school,
Thomas ]. Healy, who graduated
from the Columbia law school last
week, arrived at the home of his par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. John NJ. Healy Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs James Z. Burke have
| returned from Culver, Ind. where they
spent commencement week with theil
son who is a graduate OF the Culver
Military Academy
c. ]. Swift. manager of the New
York sales Office Of the Bottum & Tor
renee company and Mrs Swift spen
Saturday and Sunday in town. tht
} guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Bottum
= John Carrigan of Gage street, an EN-
ploye of the Cooper Manufacturing
company for the past % years has civ
, en- up his position and taken new iol
temporarily with the General Electric
. company in PittsGeld
Miss Nellie S. Hathaway, Mrs
Walter Mattison and Miss Eunic,
Lyons will entertain the Bennington
chapter D. a. X, at the home OF Mis-
. Hathaway on Wednesday afternoon
I June ~ at $50 o'clock.
l Mrs Lyman r. Royce and her daugh
ter, Miss Philomena Royce of Naleu
e tine street have left for Syracuse. The
j. win attend the graduating exercise
5 there this week Of Miss Zenobia Royc
t who has completed her studies at syria
cuse University,
Mrs. John II Mccormick of Grov
/ street, whose husband died the pas
# winter, has given up her home her
and win hereafter make her residenc
with her son Raymond in Sprinl
field, Mass. Mrs. Mccormick left 70
that city Saturday, accompanied par
of the way by her son, John McCol
mick, Jr.
4 Mrs. Harriet Bradford has retumo
y from Burlington where she attende
- the grand chapter OF the Vermont O. 1
s. as proxy for one of the officers c
8 Mount Anthony chapter Mrs. BraC
ford says she was royalty entertaine
= while at Burlington and particular
:, enjoyed her visit to the big estate {
Or. Seward Webb at Shelbune.
| Tomorrow is Triangle day at Hart
Theatre. Two big stars in two hi
features will be shown. Kathlyn Kae
raed assisted by House Peters a Thou
as lnce production in five parts an
Raymond Hitchcock assisted by l'att