The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-06-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


John ODonnell of the post office
force is enjoying a weeks yaca-
ton.
Mysteries of Myra"-episode ga
complete drama in itself. Opera house
today. ADV.
Miss Edith Van SantvOord has re-
turned to Shadowbrook Farm for the
summe..
Triangle day tomorrow at Harte
Theatre. Two special features will be
shown. Adv.
Clement Clifford of Gage street has
taken a job as a Western Union tele-
graph messenger.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Odd Fellows this evening at their
rccC.5 at o'clock
Napoleon the great and Sally his
mate" animal comedy showing at
HaTte Theatre today.
The ladies' of the o. Il. S. will meet
in the parlOr at the Temple Thursday
June 90 from to 5 to sew.
The Hall boys, sons of Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram Hall, have sold their pony to
II. p. Jones of the Pownal road
Clement Walker of Rutland is the
guest of his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gilrain of Depot street
20.O0O.O00 people have Witnessed
mysteries of Myra' daily this week.
Are you one? Opera house, today.
Adv.
Beautiful Hazel Dawn in The
Saleslady' a Paramount feature in 3
parts is showing at larte Theatre to-
day.
Everybody will be at the Hartc The
atre .lday to see Hazel Dawn in The
Saleslady" Paramount feature in
! five parts. ADV.
Miss Helen Rafferty,, niece of Mrs.
| John Gilram and with whom she
makes her home, is confined to the
house by illness.
King Baggot in a Red Feather five
act dramatizaton OF the famous novel,
Half A Rogue" by Harold McGrath.
Opera house tomorrow. ADV.
Miss Florence March OF North street
has returned home for the summer va
cation after spending the year as
teacher in South Manchester, Conn.
| Kenneth Chisholm whose home is in
New Jersey, has arrived at the home
of his uncle X o. Chisholm in Old
Bennington for the summer vacation.
There will be candy booth at the
dance which is being given for the
benefit of the tennis court at the play
ground at library hall this evening
Gardner Ruggles ir. has returned &c
Troy after spending the week end viii
his wife who is visiting her mother
Mrs Caroline Wilson OF Spring street
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler and Mis-,
Mary O'Brien Of ST. Adams, who nav,
been visiting in this vicinity since
Saturday returned home by auto thii
morning
Those, who have sold tickets for tn,
dance at Library hall this evening arr
requested to report their sales to Mis-
Julia Brazil and return the unsoli
, tickets to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 5. Payne are il
Poultney today attending the CON
, mencement exercises OF Troy Confer
d, ence Academy where their daughter
Miss Evelyn Payne is a student.
James Montgomery Flagg's "Adver
: lures OF Kitty Cobb. \ photo MelC
] drama in 500 scenes founded on hi
r series Of pictures by that name whic
, appeared in The New York World an
other newspapers throughout the Uni
cd States. Opera house today. ADJ
j Fred Stickles, Lawrence l.. Goka!
t Fred Cook, George f. Donnelly, Fran
j. Hurley and w. c. Firth enjoyed an aut
trip to Albany yesterday afternoon i
Mr.. Stickle's touring car They mad
the trip by way of North Adams an
D. Lebanon, and found excellent roads b
s this route.
II The graduating class Of the Academ
& which numbered eighteen is enjOyn
a picnic today at Potters Pines, mai
ing their headquarters at the r..
/ }otttm camp. The party is chape
/, oned by Fathers Carly and Prevo,
r and number Ct the Academy teacI
h ers
Don't worry and hurry about ma
t. ing your cakes for the County picn
a as you know the Rebekah's will atten
I to that, Their sale opens Thursda
afternoon at o'clock and viii II,
close until 9 in the evening. Besid
the fine home made cakes other foe
stuffs and fancy articles will be q
sale. Adv.
The Y. NJ. c. \. camp which is beiu
built by the boys is gradually nearir
completion. \ bad piece OF SWAMP
road was struck and IL was necessaI
for the young men to construct abol
two hundred feet of road before pr
ceedng with the camp. A shelter IN
been erected and some Of the boys r
main on the job all the time, the othei
returning to the village late each a
I ternoon When the camp is finished
} will have running water and large I'll
place in one of the rooms, making
one of the best equipped camps of Il
vicinity.
\ An interesting item in conneCtiC
\ with the local Green Mountain Cit
and its purpose was printed In the 30
ton Transcript June 2ist The auth,
\ was Arthur Chamberlain of Bosto