The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-13
BENNINGTON SRlEFS
svews Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

| TO-DAY on DuSlHeSS.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
T. J. Graham is critically i'll.
Archie j. King has resigned his posi-
| ton in LaFortune's restaurant,
Don't miss the twenty-five cent show
at Harte Theatre today for ten cents
ADV.
Y. w. c. fair to be held in their
rooms on Nov, II to IS Admission
ten cents.
Stoves to sell, secondhand stoves
ranges gand heating stoves. J. Ed
Walbridge. SITES
Miss Minnie Austin OF North Adams
was the guest Sunday of Miss Wini-
fred Adams.
Regular monthly meeting of Board
of Directors of Y. NJ c. A. tomorrow
night at eight,
A telephone has been installed in
| the residence OF Grover C.. Lyons. The
number is 543-M.
Frank Boeckel, former resident,
now employed in machine shop in
Poughkeepsie, is spending a few days
in town
Branch No. 4 of ST. Mary's Guild
will meet with Mrs Harry Breese on
Gage street Wednesday afternoon
from to o'clock
The show that can be seen at Harte
Theatre tomorrow has been Shown in
the larger cities recently at prices
from 25c to sec. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry BENJAMIN of
the pownal road are moving into their
new home. which they recently pur-
chased, on Stafford street.
Omcor Richard Hurley is a grand
father A son. who has been named
Richard has arrived at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Hurley
The banns OF marriage OF Edward
Knapp and Miss Margaret Downer
were announced at st. Francis de
Sales church Sunday morning.
Morris Karp of River street has
rented part If the James Cone sr.
farm on the Colgate road and will raise
potatoes on it for his own use,
Mrs. A. j. Elwell, Miss Velma and
John Elwell and T. E. Bottum have
returned from an automobile trip 10
Hartford Conn, and Springfield. Mass
Mrs. II. S. Bingham and Mrs J. p
AbeTcrombie of Greenfield, who have
been staying at the Putnam house for
the past few days, returned Saturday
to their home.
James f. Scarey who has been I'M
dergoing treatment in Troy hospital
has returned home He was accom-
panied by Miss Winifreds Casey, train
ed nurse OF New York.
Everybody wants to see and every
body viii see beautiful Niolet Homer
in "The Marble Heart" and episode
No. , Of The Shielding Shadow at
Harte Theatre today. Adv,
Joseph w. Payton Stock Co, will
produce THE Woman He Married.
Virginia Harneds greatest triumph al
the opera house tomorrow night A
$3.50 play produced in $50 way.
Adv
Miss Eleanor Ritchie.@a student at
Smith college and her sister Mrs Har-
ry w. Tobey Ct Pittsfeld, Mass, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIM w.
Burke Of Silver street over the week
end
A community training class for
young people interested in Sunday
school work will meet this evening at
7.3O in the Congregational parlors.
All new members will be cordially
welcomed
Joseph w Payton Stock Co. recog.
nized as the best company of its kind
will present the great American play,
within the Law At the opera
house tonight and again tomorrow af-
noon, Adv.
Remember tomorrow VIM. S Hart
the greatest western character in the
world can be seen in the big western
production The Aryan.' And Fatty
Arbuckle in His Wife's Mistake" a
two part keystone comedy at Harte
Theatre. Adv,
Every man in Bennington Is cordial
ly invited to the Y. NJ. c. A. at $50
tonight when Mr. Varney will speak
upon The Naturalness OF Prayer and
Prayer as Communion with Cod !
There viii be an opportunity for dis
cussicn. Tomorrow night James r.
Lovett will speak Meetings also
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
A. w. Varney will speak tonight at
the Y NJ. c. A. on The Naturalness OF
Prayer and Prayer as Communion
with God There will be opportunity |
for discussion. and,all men are invited |
to be present The hour will be $50 !
Tomorrow night James r. Loyett will /
speak Meetings also Wednesday, |
Friday and Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Sec. !
ond Congregational church will hold |
sale of useful and fancy articles ice |
cream, cake and candy, at the church |
parlors on the afternoon and evening !
of Wednesday. December six All |
those donating articles for the sale |
Will kindly leave the same at the rest !
denoe OF Mrs. Edward c. sBennett on
Main street. Adv.
At Harte Theatre tomorrow that !
William S. Hart the star Of 1.-THE AIRY
an" is so true to the life the west IS |
because he was raised on the plains |
OF North Dakota among the Sioux In |