The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and vIIIaGs Told
Strictly for Busy Readers

S 10y
Pathe News showing at Harte The
atre today ADV.
Mrs. j. B. Harmon is at the Bonnet
Shop during the fall season. Adv.
Miss NJ. A. Todgriss o, Boston was
a Sunday guest OF dMrinad oSlrs e. A
Be6thpn7s 81 snstas1di ~
Miss Helea lincoln ',df Arlington
was Tie guest Of friends IN the village
Sunday. 80 Z n1sisaA e.
-Ie nsHiIgs Wors v1tsl
sa John n Leonard. a o9YssYaln in the
smisSqubtS fleet, Is RasAiEngi the week
! end in Bennington. -,
bennington Grange viii hold its
regular meeting in n. L. o. p. hall
Wednesday evening.
Col and Mrs. Thomas Harmon re-
turned Saturday from a visit in Brat
tleboro and Winhall.
Wanted-Brick layers at New
Black Cat Building. Turner Con
struction company. soft
E. c. Barringer, councillor and al,
torney at law of Boston, spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. L. A. Booth
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of
Troy, N. Y, were weekend guests OF
Mrs Anne McCue of School street.
The usual Old Academy autumn
sale will take place the first week in
October Be sure TO wait for it!
"a S9tf
Lorraine Huling in her greatest
film success The Fall of a Nation"
at Harte Theatre tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
,tcProf and Mrs. Louis b. Pufler Of
LTroy were at the home OF Mrs. Puff
bfer'soparents, Mr. and Mrs. c, II. Res
l1seguie. over Sunday
lbsMrs. MaRd j. Gregg. who has been.
passing d portion of her vacation with
phsn mother u Mrs. William Il. Frost,
returned Sunday to Albany.
Miss Ella Murray is enjoying va
cation from her duties at the office OF
the Chas. Cooper Estate Mrs. Vim.
Keefe OF Rutland is substituting for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n Fay re-
turned Sunday from an extended au-
| tomobile trip into western New York
during which they visited the state
fair at Syracuse.
There will be an Epworth League
social at the Methodist church We'd
nesday evening. All members OF the
, church interested in Epworth League
are very cordially invited
Mrs. William w. Burke and daugh;
ter, Ruth, left this morning for Brad'l
ford. where Miss Burke will enter
Bradford Academy. MIR. q Burke ac
companiel them part OF the way, i of
The Locals Y NJ C. A. has mailed
the following card to each drafted
man who win leave on the l9thl and
will extend the same invitation to
those WHO so on later dates
Dan Shaw. second leader in the sec
ond New York regimental band, is
visiting his parents The band played
at the ball gmevin New York Friday
between the Boston and New York
American league teams. y. ls,,,,m
Mrs Marion i. sPiekands died lat
her summer home in Old Bennington
Sunday evening The funeral, which
will be private. will be held from tAtA
house Tuesday Afternoon at Q O'clock
Rev c. +. Hill Crathern, officiating,
+ Mrs Emma Rand. president of the,
Rebekah Assembly and Miss Emma
Gates, secretary Of the Assembly, will
make an official visit to Miriam Re
bekah Lodge, Tuesday evening, Sept.
Is. All members are requested to be
present.
There will be special meeting of
| the members OF Custer Sixth Corps
| post Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
to make arrangements for participa-
tion in the farewell exercises for the
Bennington county conscripts who
! will leave Wednesday morning for
Camp Deyens at Aver, Mass.
When Mrs. Hulette went to Jack
Delamore's apartment she thought
she was going to a little party OF four
| people, But when she got there she
/ fohhh' only DelBmore, and then her
\ husband thiiSeI This is one of the
Iatbriiiing incidents in THE Iron Ring
the newv world1Picture Brady-Made
I6iSEins,9t the Harte Theatre today
I = Advertised letters for the week
ending September 10: Mr.. Adolphus
Deforge, Mr.. Arthur Duquette, Mr.
j. II. Dyer (2). Mr. f. B. McMillin,
Mr.. James +. Pope Rev. c. w. Row
ley, Leonard a Stone, Germond C..
sisson, Charles A. Woodland, Mr.. Sid
ney Youngs, Miss Jessie Edith Allen,
Miss Ethel Bird, Mrs. Myra Brown.
Mrs. w D. Davoll. Windhurst Farm,
Chestnut; Mrs. Amy Herley, Mrs. $.
M, Hall. Mrs. Annie Hopkins, lSg
Spring St; Miss Purley Lockland,
Mrs. Besse Lernd, Miss Katherine
McGrath, Miss Kate Robinson. Mrs.
Lena Richer. Miss Reena Roberts,
Mrs. C. A. Stamford, Miss Mary
Walsh Ave. 26, These letters win be
sent to the Dead Letter Office Sept.
"a. II not delivered before. In call.
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