The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-09-02
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Saturday, September ?, 1916.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Vllaas Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


William Fa1num in great play THE
Man from Bitter Roots Harte Thea
ire today. ADV.
John Farmer of Salem, Mass, has
returned home after visiting relatives
in town for a few days.
Theda Bara, famous vampire, is
featured in Destruction. Harte |
Theatre Monday ADV.
Miss Mary A. Patch, the public Ii
brarian, went Friday morning to
Springfield for the week end
Who is the Laughing Mask? See
the Iron Claw featuring Pearl
White, Harte Theatre today. ADV.
For Sale-Cheap: A good gas
water heater, taken out to make place
for larger one. w. B. Sheldon. ADV.
Marcus Musical Comedy Co., opera
house all next week. This same com
, pany played 16 weeks in Pittsfeld.
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J Marcus Musical Comedy Co., opera
house, all next week. This same
company played weeks in North Adj
ans. ADV.
Walter Kelly is passing the week at
the home of his parents on Main
street Mr.. Kelly is employed at
; Greenfield.
,, You can save from 80 cents to $3.50
. on any mems, ladies' or children's
= rain coats that you purchase at Joe
Levin's today. ADV.
C. S. Perry returned this morning
Q from weeks vacation passed at his
, former home, Brattleboro, and with
r friends in western New Hampshire.
6 Miss Mary Purcell of New York city
+ and James Murray of Watervliet are
e the guests of the formers mother,
y Mrs John Purcell of School street.
= Homer Robert Jacobs and Miss
> Leoa Burt, both OF Bennington were
II married Friday evening at the NJ. f..
:, parish in South SALISBURY by Rev.
:. Peter Heller.
4 The gifted Lionel Barrymore and
II the exquisite dramatic artistic Grace
Valentine in a five.part Metro Won
derplay of romance, mystery and
: thrills, "Dorian's Divorce. Opera
; house, Monday ADV.
!. Miss Margaret Pilling of Stafford
street who was expected home this
week from Bellows Falls will not re-
turn for three more weeks. The pub
lie playground OF that town, over
which she has charge, will be held OPP
Il en- until school begins
= Bear in mind that their will be but
r two shows daily at the opera house
l next week, matinee daily, at ESQ, 10
cents to all; evening at 7.30, l0c,
70 15c and zoe. Feature picture will be
> given second time for benefit of pat
2. rons arriving late. ADV
Those planning to so on the Green
- Mountain club excursion on Labor
N Day should get word to Dr. +. S
- Pratt or j. l.. Griswold not later than
J. tonight. Autos will leave the corner
of Valentine and Main streets at 9.3C
Monday morning.
q Persons and heads Of families that
L do not notify the Health Officer wher
a children come to Bennington under
New York or Massachusetts will be
treated as guilty of misdemeanol
and dealt with according to the law
- ADJ.
f.. ID. Moore, for many years secre
6 tary OF the Vermont State Firemen
~ assCcio On, is attending the annua
n music. {. the New England Veterans
Firemen association at Pawtucket
Copies of the Pawtucket papers sen
to the Banner office by Mr. Moore indi
ei cate that the muster was an unusua
success
Because of the prevalence of infan
tile paralysis in the states of New
York and Massachusetts persons will
children who leave Bennington TO
points in these two states will be sub
ject, upon returning, to the same qua
antine regulations that are now il
force relative to persons with children
coming into Vermont from Massa
chusetts and New York. Adv
The finals in both the boys an,
girls tennis tournaments will b.
played off Monday afternoon at
to o'clock at the playground. The girl
tournament match will be between
.d Miss Martha Carver and Miss Juli
Brazil and the boys match betwee
Samuel Levin and Zebra Graves. A
70 this event is the only one in connet
n' tion with the official closing of tn
playground for the season. good a
tendance Is expected.
The services for the tenth Sunda
after Trinity at st. Peters church wi
be holy communion at 1880. holy con
munion and sermon at 1890; an
n evening prayer at $500. The bisho
N coadjutor of Vermont, Rev, George
II Bliss, will preach at the 1880 seryit
NJ and at Maple hill In the afternoo
n There will be services at North POI
N nal at 10 a. m. and at the Fernda
n church at 3:l5 p, m. Bishop Bliss vi
be at the parish house Saturday eve
ing from to and any members
the parish are invited to meet him