The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-16
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Don't fail to see Molly King in
"The Double Cross" at Harte Theatre
today ADV.
1.-THE Vicar of Wakefield" with
Frederick Warde at Harte Theatre
| today. Adv.
Mrs. Chas. d. Sillars of Halifax, No
va Scotia, is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Thomayer.
"The Masked Stranger" chapter two
OF "The Double Cross" featuring Molly
King at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Miss Edna Waldron of the Banner
Office and Miss Carrie Moore left this
noon to pass the weekend in Cohoes,
Miss Mathilde Vossler, the Benning-
ton recreation instructor, has return
ed from visit at her home, Wells
vile, N. Y.
You will be interested in the story
which Mr.. Farren of Boston has to tell
tomorrow evening at the Second Con
gregational church about The Sailor
and the World War"
The funeral OF Mrs. Nellie F. Nc
Donald was held at her late home at
South Salisbury at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The burial was in the
South SALISBURY cemetery.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. James
J.Molrissey who died at her home on
West Main street early Friday morn.
ing will be held from St Francis De
Sales church Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock
The ladies of st. Monica society are
requested to meet at the home Of the
alte Mrs. James Morrlssey on West
Main street this evening at o'clock.
to rccite flie rosary Also on Sunday
afternoon at las to attend the fun
erai.
Recruiting Officer Samuel j. Muir
dock OF Remington Barracks, Bridge.
port, Conn, who attended the funer.
al here Thursday of Miss Esther
Woodward, is spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter Woodward of Bradford street
Christian Science services, coo
Main street, Sunday at II a. NJ
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. Reading
room open Wednesday and Thurs
day to p. m. The public is vel.
come to services and the use OF the
loan library Of authorized Christian
Science literature.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office for the week end
ing. June II: Mr. Henry Bond. G. H.
Dodge, Mr. Walter DCyille, Mr.
Michael Graham (2). Mrs. Leon Mill
or, VIM +. Shaw, Mr., Edward Stalk
Bowels, Congress, Mrs. Catherine
Coole, Mrs. Elizabeth Leaver, Mrs
Marshall Perham, Mrs. Ann Streeter.
Deputy Fish and Games Warden A.
A. Roberts of Dorset is in the village
today on business Mr.. Roberts says
that the fishing this year on the Met
tCwee river and its tributaries, in his
opinion. has been the best in the
county. He has stocked the stream
annually during the nine years that ne
has been deputy warden and the
fishermen are now reaping the result.
John Titcomb. jr, son of the form
err Vermont fish and game commits
who has been at work in the
government hatchery at st. Johnsbury
has been sent by Commissioner Linus
Leavens to Bennington to assist |
County Warden L. S. Higgins in car
ing Tor the half million trout fry in |
the ponds and troughs at the Benning
ton field station.
Only six machines, undoubtedly be-
cause of the threatening weather, |
were out this morning for the Gypsy |
run to Springfield, Mass, !
and return. The machines carried |
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt +. Lewis and |
Miss Marjory Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Lane and son, Allen Morgan,
Spencer Lee. Robert X. Smith and
Sanford Harrington.
Let Justice Be Done" will be Mr..
Mills theme Sunday morning, at the
SECOND Congregational church. At
he evening service Rev, Merritt a.
Ferren, secretary of the i. Seqman's
Friend Society. win speak upon THE
Sailor and the Present World War
Hours of Worship are 1880 a. m. and
7.30 p. m. Sunday school at noon c.
3. Meeting at $50 D. IN. cordial
NelCOlHe lOI all W all SSlNiCtS.
Most of the high school teachers
nave either left for their homes or
will do so not later than Monday
Miss Margaret Mclean has gone to
Rockville, Conn, and Miss Anna NJ.
Wallace has gone to Florence, Mass.
Hiss Vera Suter will leave Monday
or her home at Swanton. ID. l.. Judd
md family expect to be at Westhamp- |
on. Mass, during the summer. Miss
rene Sheehdn has gone to Cahoes.
Miss Gladys Fauley has gone to Bur
ington to attend the commencement
exercises at the University of Yer
mont
Among the out of town people who
lttended the funeral of Miss Esther
Woodward Thursday were, Mrs. |
ames Brown and daughters, Gather
ne and Mary of Summit, n. j., John
)Rourke and daughter, Mrs. H. Nc
'arthland of Schenectady, Mrs E.
alexander and daughter, Hazel of
Ioosick Falls, Miss NJ, L. McLaugh
in and Mrs. Edward O'Brien also of
Ioosick. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wood
yard and family of SALISBURY, Mr..
nd Mrs. Edgar Woodward of Airing
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gully of