The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Hi-press rubber boots, sporting and
knee heights, at Harris. Adv.
Catherine Reilly spent Tuesday in
North Hoosick calling on relatives.
Wallace Dorman of Pownal has Sc
cured employment in Cooper's mill.
John w. Gennett of Rutland is visit
ing friends in the village for a week.
Earle Harrington of Green Noun.
tain Valley has secured work at the
Payne brush factory.
Thomas Murray and Joseph Burns
of Hoosick Falls were recent guests
of friends in the village.
Miss Helen Whitney is assisting in
the Willoughby store during the i'll
ness of Mrs. Willoughby.
Mrs. Carrie Goldsmith Of Boston
is at her former home to care for her
mother, Mrs. ]. H. Warren.
Mrs. Lyman Russell was the guest
Wednesday Of her daughter, Mrs.
John Allen. in North Hoosick.
1.-THE Ideal Christian in His Church
Relations" will be the topic tonight at
the Second Congregational chapel SER
vice.
Mrs. W., A. Houran and son Gordon
who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Houran. have re-
turned to Ashburnham, Mass.
There are five sterling vaudeville
acts with Charles j. lAncoln's Little
Miss Susan company. Opera house
tonight 10, 20 and 80 cents. ADV.
Daniel b. Keller, snpt OF the Brad
ford mill, is absent from his duties at
tending the funeral OF a cousin, James
Keller, who died recently in Scran-
ton. Pa.
The fourth of a series of private
dances will be held in Bank hall,
North Bennington, Jan 2S. All those
holding invitations to the previous
dances are invited. ADV. 91t2
Word has been received of the
death at Brattleboro Saturday of Wal
ter S. Brown, for many years a groc-
cry merchant in Wilmington. Mr..
Brown recently filed petition in
bankruptcy and the loss of his bust
ness brought on i'll health which re-
suited in his death at the Brattleboro
hospital. He was about so years old
and leaves a wife and six children.
Lincoln's "Old Home Town Quar-
tette" provides one OF, the big time
vaudeville numbers to be introduced
during the performance of Little
Miss Susan" the delightful comedy
drama to be given'at the opera house
tonight. 10. 20 and 80 cents. The
quartette is only one of the several
pleasing features Mr. Lincoln has ar
ranged this season for theatregoers.
Norman II. Damon, aged 73 years,
who spent most of his life i'll Shafts.
bury, died at the home OF his daught-
er in Williamstown Monday after a
short illness. The remains will be
brought to Bennington at 10 O'clock
tomorrow morning and will be taken
from here to North SALISBURY where
the funeral will be held at O'Clock
lnterment will be in the family lot at
Center.
To close out his winter stock of
mems, women's and children's gar
ments, Joe Levin, the North and Riv-
ar streets merchant. has made spec
al reductions in all prices. From his
present stock it is possible to outfit |
Every member of the family from
read to foot and call at the store |
viii convince you that it can be done |
or less money than elsewhere. The |
present. price reductions apply to
very department in the store, gar
nents, furnishings and shoes. Adv.
"frhe Money Master, which is be-
ng shown at the Harte Theatre today |
S conspicious among dramas of its
lind for several reasons. 1t features |
our stars. all of whose names have
traced the electric signs of Broad
way at various times. The story is |
beautifully told by these accomplished
players who have been surrounded by |
very aid that genius could invent and
money purchase The interiors are
magnificent and the
,limpses of life in New York's famous
ihetto district convincing and power
III. Adv.
List of letters remaining uncalled |
or at the postoffice, Bennington, VT,
or the week ending January "a:
Messrs Brosnahan & Sullivan. A.
Thomas Cole, c. G. Estey,
Sears, Walter Trumbley,
Miss Mildred Brooks, Miss Eva Ben
lett, Florence Court, Miss Catherine
Carr, Mrs. ]. w. Crawford, 191 Main
street; Miss Monica z. Mac Bride,
Miss Lillian Washington. These let
ers will be sent to the dead letter
,ffice Feb. 7, 1916 If rot delivered be-
ore. In calling for above, please say |
Advertised" giving date of list.
emory S. Harris, p. M.
Before his departure for the coun-
I'll meeting last evening, Jan. II, Geo.
H. Wixona, mayor of San Bernard |
no. was summoned to the home of |
Mrs. Cora l.. Peake at 1871 North B |