The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF tho Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy RsadAra

'one Daye-opera house today
Adv.
w. ]. Randles is spending the day
in Cambridge.
4--Big acts of vaudeville at the
opera house tomorrow. ADV.
L w. II. Bradford has purchased a
Cadillac Eight" from s. B. Hawks
Harold Blair resumed his studies
at Bliss Business College last week.
Myron Cole, who has been III for
several weeks is able to be out again
Coming VIM. Gillette in Sherlock
Holmes Coming ''rhe Shine Girl"
Adv
There will be no basket ball prac-
tice for the older girls in Library
hall tonight
L. II. Boyd of North Adams, a for
mer resident, was in town Tuesday on
business.
Dance at Foresters hall Friday
night Hurley's five piece orchestra
Admission Csc Adv.
Luther r. Graves, left this morning
for Philadelphia after spending few
days at his home here.
Notice to the older girls gym mem
bers: No class tonight, next class
will be held after Christmas
| Frank Stockwell, former resident,
now employed in North Adams, was
in town Monday on business.
Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence w Hobbs
OF Worcester, Mass, are visiting Mrs.
Hobbs father, Charles II. Potter.
Mrs. w. s. Cnllinan and Miss Kath-
ryn Morrissey have returned from.
Troy where they spent Tuesday.
"One Day"-a modern Romeo and
Juliet sequel TO the famous Three
Weeks opera house today. Adv.
| Don't fail to see Lannon'S cowboy
ministries, a rare and real musical
treat at the opera house tomorrow.
Adv.
| You can't afford to miss Dixie. the
| worlds greatest educated and trained
mule at the opera house tomorrow.
Adt.
ST. Francis de Sales choir rehearsal
Thursday evening at the Temperance
society rooms at half past seven o.
clock.
Roger T. Kimbell of Kenosha
Wis. was in town Tuesday in the in
terests of the Black Cat Textiles
company
A young North Adams man Harry
&C. Brown, supports Mae Murray in
The Big Sister" .--iIarte Theatre to-
day. Adv.
Mrs. p. c. Cornell left this morning
fer Saratoga, where she will visit her
daughter Miss Pauline, who attends
school there. M "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis N Williams Of
Bristol and infant son are at the
home OF Mrs. Williams father, Fred
TO- Graves. 20
Woods Jewelry store val be open
every evening until Christmas and
win be open Christmas Day until one
o'clock Adv.
! Miss Katharine Kinsley, who has
been The guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Clay
ton J. Kinsley returned Tuesday to
her home Burlington
| Bring the children to see June Ca
price in The Ragged Princess" and
Charlie Chaplin in Carmen" Harte
Theatre tomorrow. Adv
| The sensational and fascinating
love drama One Day" sequel to Eli
nor Gyms famous story Three
Weeks" Opera house today Adv
Rev. and Mrs. ]. d. Gouthey are
spending few days. at East Green
witch. ~ Y. visiting Mrs. Gouthey's
parents They expect to return Wed
nesday evening.
The Methodist choir are planning
TO give a cantata Sunday evening,
Dec "a, This will be a change from
the usual program. More details will
be given later.
Charlie Chaplin "Burlesque on Car
men" and dainty June Caprice in
THE Ragged Princess" make up the
double feature program at the Harte
| Theatre tomorrow. Adv.
Mae Murray, who will be remem-
bered for her clever work in ITO
Have and to Hold" and Sweet Kitty
Bellairs' is featured in The Big
Sister" a powerful drama of the I'm
derworld Harte Theatre today.
Adv.
Nelson Hitchcock, who has been
unable to attend TO his duties in the
Bennington garage on account of in
juries to three ribs received in the
basketball game played at Cambridge
last week, has recovered, sufficiently
to return to work
Charles Bretell, superintendent of
Fillmore farms. has returned from
Chicago where he attended the Inter
national Live Stock show. The ex-
hibition flock of horned Dorset sheep
which the farms sent to the show will
not reach Bennington until Thursday
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