The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New. At the Town and village Tells
Briefly for Busy Raadsrs

today. Adv.
Vaudeville of quality at Harte
theatre. n M ADV.
4 Arthur f. HOLSTER of Grandyiew
street is Ill.
Double feature program at Harte
theatre today. Adv.
" Mrs. Russell Hyde is confined to
the house by Illness.
Ivan Hunter is afflicted with an at
tack of humps
William MERCER has taken a posi-
ton at the opera house.
j. H. Williams of Rutland was in
town "Wednesday on business.
Two big stars at Harte theatre to-
day, Marguerite Clark and George
Walsh. Adv.
First show at Harte theatre today
begins at seven sharp, second show
at 9.15. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. P. c. Cornell have re-
turned from few days stay in New
York city.
Mrs. Richard Watson left today
for Buskirks to spend some time with
her parents.
Dance in N. E. O. p. hall Friday
night Hurley's piece orchestra.
Admission 25c. Adv
Lenore Ulrich in "The intrigue"
and a Burton Holmes Trayelogue,
Harte theatre tomorrow Adv
Kurt Florstedt of Kansas City,
| former resident, is spending a two
| weeks vacation with friends here
The Twilight Sleep pictures will be
shown at 2.30, 7.S0 and p. m. At
the Opera house tomorrow for ladies
| only. Adv
Mrs. w. A. Root returned this
morning to Montpelier where her
husband is in attendance at the leg
| islaturc.
There will be dance Friday even
ing at the home OF Sylvester Smith in
the Lyons district. The public is in
| vited. 1913
Marguerite Clark in Wild Flower
and George Walsh in THE Mediator"
a VIM. Fox production at Harte
| theatre today. Adv.
Rev F. NJ. Aubin, S. s. E., of Swan
ton, VT. will oficiate at the Sacred
Heart church during the absence of
| Father Provost
A big Red Feather drama of q girl
detectives struggle between love and
| duty 'Kincaid. Gambler, with Ruth
| Stonehouse, Opera house today. Adv.
Social dance at Forester's hall
Thursday, Jan. 18th. Music by Greg
| wares Banjo orchestra of Troy
1t is the first of its kind and the best
| Adv sits
Prayer meeting. in the First Baptist
| church tonight at 80 a study in
the Gospel of John will be taken up.
All are cordially invited to be pres
| ent.
The social held Wednesday evening
| at the Methodist church was we'll at
tended. Pies were auctioned Off
games were played and refreshments
were served.
Harry w. Moore has returned to
| Mercersburg, Pa. where he is an in
structor in Mercersburg academy.
after spending the Christmas vaca-
| ton at his home here.
Miss Title Marley of Old Benning-
ton. who has been under treatment
| in the Samaritan hospital in Troy for
| the past few months, returned We'd
nesday to her home here. Her health
is much improved.
| John Spargo left this morning on
an extended lecture tour, which will
| take him through the southern and
western states and will last about
four months. He will speak tonight
at Princeton university.
Word has been received of the
death in Glastonbury, Conn, OF Co
nant Robinson aged 49, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William c. Robinson of
Haynes Corners. Both his parents
were with him when he died.
A large number of high school
| pupils are out OF school with mumps.
| Among them are NJ. Guiltinan, r.
Burke, G. Spargo. II. Patterson, NJ.
Enright. L. Rathbun. w. Holden. +.
Shields. H. Shields, G. Morrissey and
Il. Briggs.
| If any lady has sneaking desire
to become a private detective, let her
go to see the big Red Feather drama
"Klncaid, Gambler" with Ruth Stone
house and thereafter renounce all
such aspirations.-O house today.
| Adv
| The annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Second Congrega-
tional church will be held in the
church parlors on Friday afternoon at
2.30 AS there will be the election
| of officers and other important bust
ness, full attendance is desired
a basket ball team made up of Col
burn, Mcclure. Morrissey, L. Levin, S.
! Levin and T.. Burt, was defeated We'd
nesday evening in Manchester by the
| Burr and Burton team 25-24. The
game was fast and the local team lost
on account of inability to play to-
| gether, although the individual work
was splendid.
The grammar school indoor base
ball league will begin Saturday, Jan
Nuary 20. e. T. Griswold has offered
as prizes to the first three all around
ft,Iovars N hot a hall and eInve A