The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws OF the Town and Village ToId
srlefIs for Busy Readers

coming Inc fiOuOr system.
Knitting class at Y. w. c. tonight.
w. d. Policy is in New York on
brief business trip.
The officers of Miriam Rebekah
lodge will meet Tuesday evening for
drill
Regular meeting of Bennington
Lodge OF Elks Tuesday evening,
Nov, q.
Harry B. Smith of Brooklyn was
the guest Sunday OF his brother-in-
law, H. w. Burgess.
Edmund Howe, who has been ser
iously i'll with a relapse of typhoid
fever, is again slowly improving.
NJ B. Morgan is spending Thanks
giving week with his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Olds, i'll Valley Falls, N. Y.
Big moonlight dance Foresters'
hall 8 to / Friday, November 80. Hur-
leys orchestra. Admission 80 cents
Thrill after thrill is what you will
experience If you see Helen Holmes
in The Lost Express at Harte
Theatre today.
Merritt Burgess and julius Bates
were among the Bennington boys
who were at their homes from Camp
Devens Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Old
First church will meet Tue 3day af-
ternoon, Nov n at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. L. l. Sibley
Chauncey Il. Mann, former physi-
cal director, now director in the
Lansingburge public schools, was the
week end guest in town.
A party of ten members of the En-
ployed Boys Brotherhood accom-
panied by Secretary Wilkinson
| spent Saturday night at the Y NJ G.
A. camp. 'f'
All the Brady Made feature pic
lures are first class. Don't fail to
see June Elyidge and Arthur. Ashley
IN shall we Forgive at Harte The
atre today. ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Barrett of Rut-
and spent the week end with Mrs.
Barrett's sister, Mrs. Addison Stew
art, of Silver street. They returned
to Rutland this morning.
Basketball fans will have a treat
Tuesday night at s p. m. when the
local Y. NJ. c. A. team meets the fast
HANDLERS" from Hoosick Falls Inc
game is open to the public.
June Elvidge and Arthur Ashley
in the late Brady Made feature pic.
lure Shall we Forgive in five acts
and Helen oIIlmes in THE Lost
Express at TIarte Theatre today
Ady.sf n
/ John .Spargo needs. no introduce
lion to- Bennifiston- audiences, He
will speak next Friday evening at S
p'smck in d High school hall on
Women and pemoeraeyF.g no
admission
There will be gathering of mem
hers interested in bowling at the Y.
NJ. @. A. Alleys Thanksgiving after
noon. Teams will be organized and
the winning team for the series will
be presented with luscious pump
kin pie. q .e
The annual meeting of the Yer
mont Mount Holyoi.e Alumnae AS
ociation has been postponed until
batter the meeting OF the college
graduate council in February and
viii be held in Rutland. Katharine
F. Worcester, secretary
+. L. Harmon has RECEIVED word
from His son Guy, a nelnbeT Of the
military police and who was held in
quarantine at Westfeld when his
unit left for France. that he has lett
Newport, K. l.. and is now on his
rrat 70 M cfl rf
tic.
Levi Ladd is another former Ben
nington boy who is in the army He
is a native of Dorset. but lived in
Bennington for a dozen years, but
has recently been working in Troy
He was drafted and is now at Camp
Devens and came to Bennington
over Sunday on a short leave of alb.
| sence.
There will be meeting OF the
High school bowling committee at
the association Wednesday after
noon Nov. 2Sth., at 4,30 when the
final arrangements for the December
bowling tournament for which there
have been received sufficient mum
Der OF entriese to assure a success
full league.
The regular meeting Of the Metho-
dist Brotherhood viii be held Tues.
day evening. G. II. Clark will be
/ present and speak Mr. Clark has
spent eight years in South Africa
and will relate some Of his expert
enoes in that country This meeting
will be most interesting and every
member is requested to be present
and bring a friend
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