The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town and VilIapI Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

tned 10 the mouse Dy Illness.
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Luke comedy Harte Theatre today.
Adv.
Miss Margaret Gunnison is confined
to her home on Spring street by ILL.,
ness.
William Eddington has returned
from few days spent III Lansing
burgh.
Dyer Lewis Is having concrete cell
lar constructed for his house on Main
street.
The street parade for the opening of
the Foresters Indoor Carnival will
start promptly at 1880 Adv
Miss Pauline Cornell returned this
morning to Saratoga, n. Y, where she
is a student at the Skidmore school.
See Beautiful Blanche Sweet as an
American woman doctor among super
stitious Mexicans. Harte Theatre to-
| day. ADV.
The Ram.a.zam is the greatest ag-
gregation Of living curiosities in the
world. See it tonight az the Fores-
ters' Fair. ADV.
Miss Marion Hathaway of Gage
street went this morning 10 Waterford
to visit her parents for the remainder
Of her vacation.
Richard VanSantyoord has returned
to his work at Yale University after
spending few days with his parents
at Shadowbrook Farm.
.
Miss Catherine Hayes, who has been
spending few days here as the guest
Of Miss Pauline Cornell. has returned
to her home in Glens Falls.
4 The Ladies' Ministries and Cabaret
quartette t30 young ladies' will be
the main. attraction of the Foresters
Indoor Carnival tomorrow evening
ADV.
Every Thursday-Harte Theatre
Fox film comedies. feature comedies
Tomorrow, Stuart Holmes in THE
Scarlet Letter" Adv.
Scarlet Letter
Raymond Thompson returned this
morning TO Annadale, y. Y, where he
attends st. Stephens College. He has
been spending his Easter vacation at
his home on Short street.
Don't miss this opportunity TO see
the best attraction OF the season
Gypsy Love. opera house tonight
67 people, IA piece symphony orches-
ira, broadway cast. Adv.
Mrs. James Parker of Southwest
Harbour. Me, is spending several
weeks with her two sisters. Mrs
/ Helen Waite, Branch street and Mrs
C. S Morse OF North Branch street.
:. The house hold furniture of Jose
, phine Moyrissey Of North street will
be sold at public auction Saturday
April II. from to > p. N. John G.,
Huntington, auctioneer. 62t3
You will find the jokes very funny
the music delightful. the dancing
clever and the ensembles wonderful
in AT the Cabaret" at the Foresters
Indoor Carnival tonight at O'Clock.
Adv.
Miss Elizabeth Houran, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Houran. leaves today for
Cambridge, Mass. where she is en-
Iployed as stenographer in a contrac-
| tOl OlHCt-
Every Forester of America is re.
quested to be at Foresters' hall this
evening promptly at 7.30 in order to
take part in the parade which will pre-
cede the opening of the annual fair
and carnival
Miss May Cronin. who has been
spending her vacation at the home OF
| n
of Depot street, returned this morning
10 Albany where she attends the New
York State college.
| The bennington lodge of Elks has
raised a fund of 500 with which
handsome flag has been purchased and
presented to the patriotic societies Of
the village. the Grand Army. Sons OF
Veterans and Toman's Relief Corps
The Foresters' Indoor Carnival WIN
open tonight at o'clock. Besides
the two act musical comedy with Is
| people, there will be dancing and
| enough other entertainment to keep
one busy for the whole evening. Ad-
mission Csc. Adv.
Miss Pauline Cornell gave a dinner
party Tuesday evening in honor Of
| her guest Miss Catherine Hayes of
! Glens Falls, N. Y. Covers were laid
for eight and very enjoyable reDast
served. After the dinner the party
attended the assembly dance.
Dr. f. A. Tobin of North Beaning-
ton is to no longer be addressed as
Doctor. His official title in the fu-
| ture will be Captain Tobin. The
genial physician, who has been sta
toned at the Pittsburgh barracks for
some time has been promoted.
The employees in the different indus
| trial plants OF the village are demon
strating their patriotism by raising
funds for the purchase of flags to be
displayed on the buildings Among
| the latest to throw the stars and
stripes to the breeze are the workers
at the Bottum G. Torrance shop at the
corner of Main and Mill streets.
The handsome flag presented by the
Bennington Blks TO the patriotic socie
ties was raised OH the staff over the
G.. A R. rooms this morning. The
veterans regret that the weather pre-
vented the holding OF appropriate ex-