The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-25
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Thursday, May "a, 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nses % she Town snd Village Tsla
Rr,sfIy fer Busy Rssdsrs

| gF"n{ ~ ~""f as~ANStS
| Look over display ad of America
Land Co. elsewhere in this paper.
Adv.
Mrs. w j. Mackey OF Blackinton is
visiting today at the home of B. A.
Quinlan.
| Come and take trip through Ire.
land with Burton Holmes at Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
| Mrs. Katherine Shaw OF Old Ben.
nington who has been indisposed, is
much improved in health.
| Miss Viola Dragon of Grandview
street is spending the weekend with
friends in Troy and Albany.
Mrs. John Christopher of Carlemont
| N. H., is the guest of her brother Mi
chael Shoemaker at Gray Gabels.
| Received a big line of white shoes,
and pumps for women and children at
NJ Shimlintzky's rs North st. ADV.
Fannie Ward is supported by Jack
Dean in THE Winning of Sally Tenn
pie" at the Harte Theatre today.
Adv
By request The Plckainny Min
strels" will be repeated at the Knights
OF Columbus fair at Foresters' hall
this evening.
| Derwent Hall Game, son of the fam
GUS novelist, supported by Marguerite
| Courtot in Crime and Punishment
at Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv
The Domestic Economy class at the
high school were taken through the
/ Bennington Sanitary laundry Thurs
|day through the kindness of j. II.
Powers.
Mr. and Mrs Richards Kellogg have
ARRIVED at their summer home in Old
l Bennington for the season. Mr. and
Mrs. Kellogg spend the winters in
| Williamstown.
| Miss Evelyn Colgate and a number
OF the servants have arrived at Ben
| Venue, the Old Bennington residence
of Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Colgate and the
house is being opened for the summer.
No dress suits will be admitted at
the Congregational lunch-room tomor-
row. Men! Come straight from your
office or store, ask for the business
mems corners and be promptly served.
Hours 1880 to .. ADV.
Zebra Graves, student at Will
Jams, is visiting his father. Collins NJ
Graves. The young man is seriously
considering an enlistment with the
ambulance corps of Williams students.
number of whom are already in
France.
James Murphy of Old Bennington,
who was for many years in the EN-
ploy of Miss Mary Sanford has taken
"a permanent position with Mrs
Squire who some time ago purchased
the property formerly owned by Otto
E. Reimer
There was q change in the weather
for about ten minutes between II and
1 o'clock today, hail taking the place
of rain. The change in temperature
was so abrupt that when the sun
pushed through the clouds for brief |
period the wet roofs steamed like a |
spring brook in January
The Baptist young people plan to |
open their camp on the South Stream
road on Saturday afternoon if the day |
is fair They will leave the church |
at 8 o'clock Each one is to carry |
his lunch and SC for cocoa. Those |
who cannot walk both ways are
asked to call Miss Josephine Elwell,
226-Y and will be carried one way if |
possible.
Advertised letters for the week
ending May 81: Mr.. Geo. C. Averill,
Mr.. Richard C. Averill, Mr.. Barney |
Burns. Elias Culver Mr.. Frank Cook,
Frank j. Cook, Mr.. f. X. Dunbar,
Marino bormeto di bologero, Mr..
Charles Ford, Mr.. Michael Graham,
p, T. Lee. Mr.. Matt Murray, Mr.. Earl
Walbridge, Mrs. NJ. T. Woodbury.,
Miss Edith Elett, Mrs, Lydia Good
mote, Mrs. Kite Hickey, Mrs. Agnes