The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-11
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DR.. w. MontmarQuet win be at the
Colonial Thursday.
Intelligent young lady wanted a.
The Cone Studio. SStS
Wanted-Brick layers at New
Black Cat Building Turner Con
struction company. Sotf
There will be the regular monthly
meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Y. NJ c. A. at eight O'Clock this
evening"
A meeting of st. Agnes Guild will
be held this evening at the parish
house. All members are requested
to be present
Miss Emma Lamarre returned Sat
urday from her vacation spent at
Nantasket Beach, Worcester and
Holyoke, Mass.
A meeting of the Sons of Veterans
win be held in Grand Army hall We'd
nesday evening, Sept. II at o'clock.
All members will please be present.
Earl w. Williams and his sister,
Miss Minnie Williams of Boston, left
by automobile this afternoon for
Montpelier, their former home, for a
brief visit
Earl Williams, one of the most
l. popular screen stars can be seen in
the celebrated stage success The
, Hawk at the Harte Theatre and the
opera house tonight Adv
Private Louis j. Shapiro, a former
resident of bennington was on a As
hour leave of absence from Westiield,
! to visit his parents at Manchester
Depot. He is i'll the Goth Division.
Word has been received from J.
Ben Harmon, enc of the former Yer
mont guardsmen selected for the sec
ond officers school at Pittsburgh,
that he had successfully passed the
physical examination and that he was
at present engaged in drilling a squad
in rifle practice.
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one of the signers of statement is
sued at New York Sunday night to
the statement issued to the socialists
OF the United States by the delegates
| 20 the conference OF the American
| Alliance of Labor and Democracy
held at Minneapolis. The statement
urged the socialists to support the
! government in the war.
Mr. and Mrs William f. Hawks
motored 20 Westheld, Mass, Satur-
day and returned Monday evening
! Nh Hawks stated that he saw many
| OF the Bennington boys at Camp Bart
lett and found them in good spirits
though not much impressed with the
camp itself While Mr. Hawks was at
the camp the SibleN army stoves were
being placed in the tents which will
make quarters more comfortable for
the soldiers during the night His
nephew, William f. Hawks, Sd, has
been made mess sergeant.
News has been received here of the
marriage at Warner. n. H., on Sept,
of Miss Marian Nevis. daughter OF
Rev Martin F. Nevis, to Gordon j
Plat of Harrisburg, Pa. The cere
mCny was performed by the father OF
the bride, who was the temporary
pastor of the Bennington Methodist
church during the past summer and
who made a large number of close
friends The bride wore a gown OF
white duchess satin, with trimmings
of oriental lace Her veil was OF
white tulle made in cap effect and
caught with a spray Of lilies OF the
valley. She carried white roses. The
bride is a graduate of Kimball Union
academy of Meridian, n. II, The
groom who prepared at the Swantor
high school and Kimball Union
academy is graduate Of Dartmouth
1915. He is member of the faculty
of Harrisburg, Pa, academy.