The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-15
BENNINGTON. BRIEFS
Nsws d the Town and vIlIaSs Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy Readers
Coming again by special request
"The Fall OF Nation
A regular meeting of the Golden
Cross will be held Tuesday evening
Mrs. Samuel Patterson and son
are visiting friends in Northwilbra-
ham,, Mass. s1jta. + ies
n Julius b. Bates, jr., is at homo on
d brief leave of absence from Camp
pevens, Mass. a
II Mrs. James Parker OF Manset,
Maine, is spending several weeks In
town with relatives.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Ross W. Jolley Of
Schenectady were weekend guests OK
| DR. and Mrs. VIM. B. Walker
Nh. and Mrs J. Oliver Burt are IN
New York Before returning they
| will visit their son. Cole o. Burt, IN
philadelphia.
DR.. D. v. O'Donnell, who has been
confined to the house by illness is
! recovering and expects to get out in
| q day or two.
Haddock, cod, Boston blue, mack
erel, salmon, lake trout, finnan had
| die, oysters and CLAIMS fresh Tues
day morning at Estes market. Adv
"A regular meeting OF the Fra,ei 4
| nal Order OF Eagles will be held
| Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. 1t Is
requested that all members be PRES
| emit. f s1S Hf * 4
| Mrs. Fred Smith and nephew. Fred
erick Lyons OF Greenfield, Mass, re-
turned to their home this morning
after spending few days with rela-,
ives here. :. ,p,,n.a I.
DIR. and Mrs. f, ]. Hurley and Mr.
and Mrs. b. w. Williams have re-
turned from two weeks motor trip,
to the Adirondacks, Montreal and
/ northern Vermont s..,,,
w. NJ. Percy. rural carrier on
route /, has moved his family from
the Slocum farm in SALISBURY to
Mrs. Julia Galushas tenement on
North Branch street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Atwood ard
children of Brooklyn arrived Satur-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r..
B. Packard of Elm street for short
visit. They came by auto.
Mary Pickford in her best produc-
ton, "The Little American" and a
Pathe News at the opera house to-
morrow night First show begins
at 73O, second at o'clock. Adv.
| Both houses win be open tomorrow
l ;,.l,t 20 oil m Mari pink-
ford in 1.-THE Little Americana Adv.
First show at the Harte theatre
tomorrow night will begin at sharp
ADV
l Mrs. James Hurley Of South street,
who has been quite III, is reported
better today Saturday Mr.. Hurley
wired his son, DR.. F. J. Hurley, who
was away on brief vacation, and he
arrived home during the night.
| Mt Anthony Lodge F. and A M.
will hold the regular meeting Tues
| day, October 10th, 7.3J p. m. Be-
ceiving petitions. balloting and other
business. The meeting OF the End
Masonic District will be held in
Masonic Temple on Thursday. Nov.
lst., r. w. C. B. Crowell of Brattle-
boro. Grand Lecturer. r. W. VIM. H.
Nichols D. d. G. NJ.
Mrs. Persis Clarissa Hosford.
mother OF Mrs 3. B. Daley, passed
away on Saturday afternoon, October
10. after q long Illness, at the svenro-
able age OF SO years. The funeral
took place this morning at st. Fran
els de Sales church, a high mass be.
ing celebrated at O'Clock, The
bearers were six Of her grandsons.
The remains were taken to Castleton,
VT, for interment in the Hosford
family plot A more extended
obituary will appear later. s iis
The Legislature of 1917 changed
the law relative to the issuance OF
permits of employment Superinten.
dents are no longer authorized to-
issue these permits. Parents desir-1
ing to obtain such credentials are re-
quired to apply to the Commissioner
of Industries, Robert w. Simonds,
Montpelier. sending certificate OF
the child's birth and a certificate
from the superintendent Of schools
showing that the child has compietl1
ed at least six grades Of elementary,
school work as outlined by the state
department OF education. Certih-
Gates issued by superintendents dur
ing the past f0urlqfmenths are not
valid and are no protection to en-