The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News 81 the Town and Village Tsla
srssfly fer Busy Rssosrs

Wanted, woman for general house
work at the American house. cote
Mrs. Fred Stcles and son, Henry,
Mrs. Richard Hurley and Mrs. Frank
Wood were in Troy today.
Mrs. Arthur James, a former resi-
dent, and Mrs. Daniel Webster o.
Hoosick, spent Wednesday in town
Miss Marion Todriss of Boston is
expected today for a brief visit with
Mrs. E. A. Booth Of Silver street.
Dancing at the Young Woman's
club tonight from $50 to 11.S0. Don
nelly's orchestra will furnish music.
Mrs. Hattie Holbrook of Greenfield
is with her daughter, Mrs. w. d.
Pelley of Putnam street for a weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Wall of Win
sted, Conn, are visiting Mrs. Wallis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Swift of
Adams street.
Andrew d. Nutting, who has been
visiting friends in town for few
DAYS. has returned to his home in
East Arlington
Mrs. Frank Hurley and daughters,
Edith and Martha of Silver street left
! Wednesday for Manchester where
they will spend two weeks with Mrs.
Hurley's sister, Mrs. Otto Bennett.
II you wish to see the most novel
and entertaining drama which has
been on tile screen in many day, see
Stuart Holmes in "The Broadway
Sport Harte Theatre today Adv
Miss Camilla Cole of South Shafts
bury is visiting Miss Emma Thomp-
son of Clinton, Mass, who is spending
her vacation with her parents, Mr.
Mrs. Edwin Thompson on Park street
Mrs Timothy O'Brien, who has
5 been spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shea
has returned to her home in Pitts
field, Mr.. oBrien came ' 10 accom-
O' j. D. Killien Of .NsakJ&f Arrived in
town Tuesday to spend two weeks
vacation at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
C. n. Powers on Grandyiew street
Mrs. Killien has been in town several
days with her parents.
Gertrude and May Robson OF
Depot street have returned after
spending a few days with friends in
Troy. Albany and Green Island. Mrs
Rodley will visit Mrs. Robson until
next Monday before returning to hei
home in Troy.
The children of the primary and be
ginners departments of the Second
CONGREGATIONAL church will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon from
until 5 on the lawns of Miss Valentine
and Mrs. Thomas All the children
arc invited to come.
Representatives of the Bennington
Co. operative savings and loan assn
will be at their banking rooms, In tht
Hawks block every Saturday evenin'
from s to 10 TO explain the associa
ton and sell stock to those who de
sire TO buy. 62t
Mr. and Mrs a'l.am j. Croftol
and daughters Mlidre1 Grace ant
Lucille Of Washington avenue arr
visiting relatives in St. Johnsbury
MIR Crofton will retarn the latte
part of the week but Mrs Croftol
and children will remain for an eA
tended stay.
s. Charles Kerslake. George Stone
and John J. Beattie all OF Salem, n
a Y, left this morning on the Lon
Trail. They plan to spend wee
d, camping, fishing and hiking. 1t
" surprising to note the increase thi
year in the number OF people traye
a ing this end OF the Long Trail
y The Soap Bubble party. which wa
of planned last week at the playgroun
k. will be held tomorrow. This part
will be great fun for all ages. Besid
"a the soap bubble entertainment. ther
~ will be stories and games with n
freshments costing three cents
ell Mothers are always welcomed a
n. spectators If they wish to accompan
their children.
Id Emilio Benoni OF North Adams. b.
in lieyes that If you want 10 De oexelnp
ne cd from army service, you might q
well do it right According whe
Emilio faced the Division No. e
et emption board yesterday he prescnte
ir claim on which every statemeI
ia, was marked with cross. Emilio
at affidavit attosied among other thing
that he was a United States Office
minister of the gospel diviniI
student. member Of the army an
navy at the same time and a subjc
''u of Germany. Emilio was given n
Tor other blank which he filed out vii
rly less ink under proper instructio
Ith proving TO the boards satislactiC
IL. that he Is a subject of Italy.
" Heres a Real Hair Grower