The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Wait for THE Mysteries OF Myra.'
Adv.
Robert Warwick Opera house to-
day. ADV.
Miss Josephine Bingham has return
ed from a visit in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Lydia Vail of Troy is visiting
her sister-inlaw, Mrs. A. p Smith at
the home Of T. E. Vail
Branch No. 8 of St. Mary's Guild will
meet with Mrs. E. H. Bates Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
The junior auxiliary of St. Peters
parish will hold a cake, candy and
fancy article sale at the parish house
on Saturday from to 5. Adv. O2t2
The regular monthly meeting of d.
rectors Of The Public Welfare associa-
ton will be postponed from Wednesday
evening, June 9TH, to Wednesday even
ing June 14th.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Womans Auxiliary of the
Y. NJ. C. A. will be held in the regular
place Wednesday afternoon at half
past three.
Mt Anthony Chapter No. / o. f. S.
will hold regular meeting Wednesday
evening, June Z. A social time after
the meeting. There will be no initia-
ton until June u.
Miss Dorothy Evans, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph A. Evans, who has
been attending school in New York, has
returned to her parents home here for
the summer recess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Evans are
entertaining Mrs. j. w. Rice of New
York, Mr.. Evans sister, and Mrs. b. l..
Mahoney of North Adams, at their
home on School street.
THE Supreme Sacrifice" affords
Robert Warwick magnificent oppor-
tunity to display his brilliant gifts of
dramatic power and Characterization.
Opera house today. ADV.
The popular film stars William Rus
sell and Charlotte Burton in THE
Thoroughbred" five acts of dashing
adventure and smashing climaXes
Opera house tomorrow. Adv.
Miss Susan f. Colgate arrived from
New York yesterday to join hel
" mother, Mrs James C. Colgate and
sisters, Hope H., and Evelyn Colgate
- at their summer home at Ben Venu,
Mrs Lucy ]. B. Burt is taking a va
cation of month from her position as
X stenographer in the law Office of Batch
!, elder & Bates. Miss d. Agnes Hurley
- is substituting during her absence.
70 The Brookdale drama to be played
, in the opera house Friday, June 8, i!
- one of the best home town talent evel
played in Bennington tickets are nov
on sale at Evans News room. ADV
IL It.
&c Are you planning to 90 to the Bap
fist church Wednesday evening? Thu
entertainment committee of the We
l. mans Auxiliary has brought a most in
- teresting and instructive entertainment
III to the public and wish you all to enio.
IT, Tickets 25c. ADV.
Mrs. s. c. Lyons, worthy matron o
70 Mount Anthony chapter. and Mrs
Frank Bradford, who will act as proX
for one of the officials of the chapter
and Mrs. r. A. Davenport will leave &c
1, morrow for Burlington to attend tn
IA meeting of the Eastern Star gran
ID chapter.
The Supreme Sacrifice" is inquest
ionably one of the most noteworth
y dramas in which the universally popr
L. Dol s,,1r h,g
-, scenes dramatic climaXes, swift pu
SAINT action and splendid story wit
perfect photography enhance the vita
interest of this photoplay. Oper
house today. ADV.
/, Dexter NJ. Camp aged 81 years, wa
~ visitor at the Banner Office this morl
" ing. He is the guest OF II. G. Camp, c
whom he is cousin. Mr.. Camp ha
- spent Go years of his Iii
growing up with the west. A
interesting biography of this vigo
Gus native son will appear in tomo
rows Banner.
The receipts at the local postotfic
for the month of May were s277.7S
excess of the business transacted du
ing the corresponding month in 1871
Since January the postoffice has be
tered each monthly record for til
corresponding periods in 1915 but II
increase for May is the largest L
ported during the present year.
The funeral of Herbert +. Mallor
who died at his home on Imperial av
nue. Sunday. was held from st. Peter
church this afternoon at o'clock fc
lowing prayer at the house. The bea
ers were James Wood, ]. Oliver Bur
DR.. II. j.. Burgess and Ernest B. Pate
son. A large number of his formt
friends attended the church service
and there many beautiful floral Il
butes. Interment was in Park Law
The funeral of Edward T.. Winslo
who died Sunday at his home {
Branch street extension after length
illness, was held from the st. Franc
de Sales church at . o'clock this NOR
ing There were large number of h
friends and relatives present and Il
flowers were profuse. The bearer
were John Winslow, Edward Winslo
Frank Winslow, Martin Craven, w
liam Greenslet and Frank Hewitt.
terment was in Park Lawn cemetery.
The flower contest at the Free
brary, notice of which has appear
,,,.n lo ,roO 80 LrnII to nIi