The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-01
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Tuesday, August I, 1916.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Coming-"The Eye of Cod" ADV.
Robert Warwick. Opera house to-
day. ADV.
Miss Ruth Lyons left this morning
to visit relatives near Boston, Mass.
News of the world on the screen,
Pathe News at Harte Theatre today.
ADV.
Edward Whitney and Ralph Bortelle
left today for fishing trip in Wood
ford.
Mrs. George ]. Hudgins of North
street has returned from visit with
friends in SALISBURY.
Miss Anna Powers of Cambridge is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Moore of Adams street.
Mrs. Amelia Douglas OF Elm street
has gone to SALISBURY where she will
visit for several days with relatives.
Prof. Richard S. Bahan OF Cleveland
a former Benningtonian, is expected
to spend his vacation with friends in
Old Bennington.
Mrs NJ. b. Waters of Troy arrived
yesterday for few days visit at the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary
Allen of Pleasant street.
Irving f. Gibson and David Gardner
of Pownal will start this week on a
rip although they have business T."
| transact along the route.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morse OF
| Branch street extension and Mrs. Hen
| ~ Fisk of Grove street have returned
from visiting friends in Salisbury.
Alexander Van Satnvoord is visiting
his aunt, Miss Fannie Shields at Fur
mace Grove for a few days before JOIN
ing his parents in the Adirondacks.
Glen Martin of Springfield, Mrss.,
well-known in Bennington because of
his former residence in SALISBURY,
is calling on friends in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Carter Hall and
children from Glens Falls are expect
ed this week to spend vacation with
Mr.. Halls mother, Mrs. S. b. Hall at
Old Bennington.
Pauline Frederick in stirring
photo drama based upon one of the
most intense dramatic conceptions OF
the day, THE Moment Before al
Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv.
| Maurice Costello, one OF the most
popular photoplayers in the world
supported by Norma Talmadge and 9
Vitagraph cast in THE Crown
Princes Double at EIarte Theatre to
day ADV.
The havoc 100000 can cause in Q
small family wildly portrayed in 81,
immense parts $500 scenes), "SuddeI
Riches" featuring the idol OF th'
screen Robert Warwick. Opera house
today. World Day.. Adv
A thrilling escape from castle be
seiged by fanatical revolutionisti
forms one of the features in "Th,
Crown Princes Double the lates
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon release
Showing at Harte Theatre today
ADV.
The funeral of Arthur J. Pellerin
the l1-year.old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Pellerin of Mckinley stree;
were held at o'clock this mornini
from the Sacred Heart church, Rev
II. /. Cahi officiating. The bearer
were former playmates of the lad
Burial was in Park Lawn cemetery.
The recipients of unexpected an
unearned wealth, the Crewes lead
merry pace until on the verge of MOI
al and physical destruction, they ar
brought to the sudden realization tina
l money is not every thing worth Twin
> for. Robert Warwick in World fe,
; ture Sudden Riches. Opera hous
, today. ADV.
Because of its inability, because {
inadequate facilities, to handle tn
large volume of business with whic
4 1t has been swamped during the pre-
;. ent year, the f. u Waist company ha
/. been forced to break its rule of al
n nually closing for ten days during III
r vacation season. This year the plar
on Gage street will be kept in contin
=. Gus operation and vacations will |
individual instead of general.
Cream and sugar may have a
vanced and many manufacturers
ice-cream raised their prices accor
ingly, but that has not deferred BE
ningtonians from using greater quaint
ties of ice.cream this year than in ar
previous season since ice cream W;
invented. This has been determn,
by the amount of ice-creamsalt whiC
has come into town this year. Tween
one tons of this product have be-
consumed thus far in Bennington
freeze ice-cream, which Is again
seven tons over last year. And q
end Is not yet,
Forrest Parnons, who Is directii
the erection of the Y. NJ. c. A. can
in Woodford, had an exciting few nj
ments with bull last week while
turning to the village after da,
work on the building. Frantic screar
for assistance came from n pastu
In the vicinity and investigation d
closed small boy hanging frantic
ly to the limbs OF tree while the al
NAL paved the ground beneath. u,
| sons eummOnpd n rnpL nil, 90 it,.