The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws u the Town snr vIiIsss raH
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SFisIiS ftr aukJ N~A1sre
r. p. VIM is confined to the
house with tonsilitis.
Frank Aiken of Cohoes is visiting
ldwin Green of Gage street.
! Miss Vina Mac Clasky of Albany
is spending the week with Miss Ethel
Rice
Thomas Harlan of Schenectady is
at his home in Bennington for his
vacation
Miss Carrie Killalea OF New York
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs Frank Healy
of North street.
Miss Hazel Hufnagel of Gage
street is visiting her sister, Mrs. Per.
cy Lamb in Pittsfeld.
Misses Mary and Helen Cutting of
Union street spent the 10th
with friends in Rutland.
Mrs. Alfred Elliott of West Main
street is spending the week in Spring
( FIELD, Mass, with relatives.
William l.. Kerrigan of Rutland was
a recent guest at the home Of Mrs
John Leahy Of Spring street
The Rev. Martin f. Nevis, the act
ing pastor, will preach in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday at 1915.
Rev NJ. f. Nevis will preach again
pcxt Sunday afternoon in the union
church at Woodford city at p. IN.
Misses Martha and Gertrude Car.
ncy left today for Rutland, where they
will visit relatives for a few days
Mr. and Mrs A. X. Won Dette re-
turned today from a visit with Mr.
and Mrs Stearnzie in Keene, ~ II.
| Misses Anna and Elizabeth Leahy
OF Spring street and Eleanor Murphy
OF North street were In Willamstown
| Thursday.
John Harlan of Schenectady has
Joined his family who have been here
gor several weeks with his mother
Mrs. John Harlan, sr.
Girlor Weuan wanted for genera
homework. Who IS willing TO be II
the city for the winter. Call q
Washington avenue 69tI
Saturday, August IS, is the last da,
7n which books or magazines shoul'
BE- sent to the library. from wher,
shey will be sent to war camps
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Wills O
Union street, Misses Mathilde Voss
Ter. Wnifred Adams, Howard A. Wi
son and Harry Wills were at LAX
ltaponda Thursday.
Clarence l.. Holden and DR.. l.. i
Ross had great luck fishing in LAX
Raponda Thursday. Mrs. Holden an
-hildren and Mrs. Ross accompanie
tho fishermen.
j j. McCue and c. H. Bailey m,
bored to Waterford, n. Y, the 16tl
pn account OF severe tire trouble
HAS the wee sma' hours of tn
moning before they returned.
A few extra copies of the MOI
popular new fiction in the Free l.
Nrary have been put into DuplicaI
Pay Collection, and will be let f
one cent a day. These books wi
not be reserved
Mr. and Mrs Edward Rugg
lapoer Mich, who have been visl
ing at the home of his sister Mr.
Charles Thompson, left Thursday +,
Rutland where they will visit friont
and relatives. Mr. Rugg will retuI
to Bennington the middle of ne,
week but Mrs, Rugg will remain
few days longer.
Rev Edward G. Read, d. d.
Plainfeld. n. j.. who with Mrs. Res
is spending few days in BENIN
ton, will preach next Sunday NOR
Ing ut the Second Congregation
church Or Read was pastor of tn
church from 1876 to 1882. Or. al
Mrs. Read are at the home of MIR. az
Mrs. W. b. Sheldon
George Beban, the famous chara
ter actor will be seen at the iar
Theatre today In another one Of h
celebrated Italian Characterization
"Tho Marcellini Millions. produc,
By Morosco.p Paramount from Il
story by Edith Kennedy prepared (
the screen by Mr. Beban and Nj
Kennedy and produced under the
| rprtiou of Donnld Criqn