The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village ToIs
Briefly for Busy Readers

"The Double Cross" at Harte Thea
| ire tomorrow. Adv
Coming-"The Witching Hour with
G.. Aubrey Smith. ADV.
Two carloads of phosphate have ar
rived. IL. w. Myers e. Son. Adv
Band dance tonight from to l:
| O'Clock. Notice change in time. Adv
White canvas shoes for men, women
and children at reduce prices al
Harris. ADV.
Mrs l.. Il. La Parle is seriously Ill
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. f
II. Ferguson.
All games at the playground which
We're postponed this week will be
played next week.
Marie Doro wears many beautiful
gowns in Castles for Two at Harte
Theatre today Adv.
An important meeting of the Boy
Scouts will be held in the Y. Nj. c.
A. at 8 o'clock tonight.
Owen Moore and Irene Fenwick in
the comedy drama "A Girl Like That
at Harte Theatre tomorrow. ADV.
Most of the scenes in Castles for
Two which is showing at the Harte
Theatre were taken in Ireland Adv.
Archie Hathaway of this village and
Miss Nellie Bishop of Woodford were
married Tuesday, June 5, by Justice o.
w. Davis
Cranes fashionable writing paper,
correspondent cards, Old Hampshire
stationery for Gudlemen' in graduate
colors, an ideal gift for girl or boy at
Evans. Adv. aNN
Graduation cards, booklets, enclos-
ure and gifts for the graduate, desk
set, books and book holders, ink
stands, ooze leather bound poems,
writing portfolios, bill folds, card cas-
es, music rolls, etc. at Evans. ADV
Daniel r. Sargent, who has been
employed in the Office of Henry w.
Myers e. Son, has resigned to take
position with the Bennington Wax Pa
per company. He will travel for the
company after familiarizing himself
with the business.
Hon C. II. Darling, John NJ. Carroll
and II. w. Briggs of Burlington came
to Bennington this morning from Will
mington where they spoke last night
at Liberty Loan meeting. They left
at 1880 for Barre where they were
due this afternoon.
1t is stated that the employees of the
Holden Leonard Co mill are taking
hold of the Liberty bond issue with
earnest spirit. From what has already
been accomplished there 1t is expected
that the employees of this mill will take
upwards of $4,000 of the bonds in the
smaller denominations.
The summarization OF the registra-
ton blanks received by County Clerk
Stakeholder from the different boards
in the county show that $50 of those
who registered claimed exemption.
This is practically one-half. A similar
condition is reported by registration
boards throughout the country.
Children's Day will be observed at
the Baptist church on Sunday at half
past ten. A special service entitled
Soldiers of the Kingdom" will be
given. Each department of the Sun
day school will enter the church sing
ing department song after which the
salutes to the American flag and the
church flag will be given.
Collins NJ. Graves was in Arlington
Thursday and made arrangements with
the officials of the Hale company at
East Arlington and the Arlington Re
frigerator company at Arlington for
the sale of liberty bonds to employees
on the same plan that has been used
among the operatives at the different
factories in this village. The local
banks will finance the purchases on
the dollar a-week basis for the interest
that would be earned by the bond dur
ing the first year.