The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-28
LOCAL OVERFLOW

beOrSe hODlHSOH OI SHHItSpuTy ~
in town today.
r. Sssf3ahan of Cleveland is in Ben.
/, nington for Thanksgiving.
The local Public Library will be
closed all day. Thanksgiving
Mrs. ALBERT Hall of 2o2 Pleasant
street has gone to Troy to undergo
an operation.
If you have weak heart don't see
THE Fighting Trail at the Harte
! theatre today. Adv.
Entirely different shows at tho
I. Harte theatre and the opera house
tomorrow night. Adv.
Famous beauty Of stage and screen
, in a new Photodrama. Reputation"
ut Harte theatre today. Adv.
Coming TO the opera house Friday
afternoon and evening the VIM. Fox
masterpiece THE Honor System" in
ten parts. Adv
The fascinating Hull Hull dance
in its most fascinating form, staged
by shapely Hawaiian lass in "Repu-
tation" at Harte theatre today. ADV.
Edna Goodrich as model, wear
ing many of the gowns from her new.
ly asquired $4,000 wardrobe in Re
putation' at Harte theatre today.
swas3tt Adv.
Don't fail to see the great western
serial THE Fighting Trail" featuring
wonderful horsemanship. startling
sharpshooting at Harte theatre TO-
day. ta tr Adv.
On account OF Thanksgiving sery-
ice in the Methodist church Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock, the regular
prayer meeting will for this week be
omitted.
Mildred Manning and Wallace
Mac Donald in The Princess of
Park Row." at opera house. tomor-
row night. First show at 730, sec
ond at o'clock. Adv.
Alice Joyce and Harry T. Morey
in the five part vitagraph feature,
The Question and other pictures
at the Harte theatre tomorrow after
noon and evening. ADV,
Vivid pictures of the gayest OF the
gay Broadway cabarets in full blast.
Edna Goodrich in some of her $780,
600 new gowns will be shown in Re
putation'' at the Harte theatre today.
n5NS r1i ADV.
ghere will be two full shows at
Haise theatre tomorrow acterl on
first at Q O'Clock, second at } 80. 10
enable all to see Alice Joyce and
Harry #. Morey in The Question"
and other pictures Adv
Thousands OF children in Poland
are starving on this. Thanksgiving
day. They ask small gift from
you WIN you from Your abundance
place a Thanksgiving gift in an en-
velope and give it to julius WEIGH
man our local treasurer?
Henry Robson OF Depot street. who
has been sick for the past two weeks
with a mild attack of diphtheria, is
able to be around in his home. Miss
Gertrude Robson was taken Satur-
day with the same disease.
Announcement has been received
here OF the marriage of Miss Avis F.
Babcock of Bennington to DR.. Allen
w. Lord of Danvers, Mass The
ceremony took place November 20 at
the home OF the bridegroom.
The thrilling court scene in Rep
utation at Harte theatre today. A
realistic battle between healthy
fighting girl and man twice her
size. in which furniture and bric-a-
brac are smashed with utter disre
gard for existing high prices. ADV.
Mrs. Sarah E. Holden and George
Crawford of $40 School street were
united in marriage Tuesday evening
at O'Clock at the home of the bride.
groom by Rev. George S. Mills. They
were attended by Norman Chase the
brides youngest brother and her
youngest sister Mrs. Emma Laverne
OF Springfield.
John Morrissey arrived from Bur
lington Tuesday 20 spend the Thanks
giving recess from the University of
Vermont with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. j. p Morrissey of Washington
street. He had as his guests Ralph
Titus and Philip Jones. also students
at u. VIM. who left this morning for
their homes in Wilmington,
Remember the big special "The
Honor System" by r. A. Walsh, fea-
turing George Walsh, Miriam Cooper
and other Fox stars will be shown at
the opera house Friday afternoon
and evening Matinee at 3 o'clock
children 10 cents, adults 15 cents,
Evening at o'clock, children 15 cts,
and adults 20 cents. Adv
Mrs. A. S. NJ. Chisholm, the head
of the navy knitting in our commun-
ity, will leave town in a few days for
trip west, and those who wish wool
hereafter can obtain it from Mrs. +
Mcleod, the milliner on Main street
Knitters also deliver finished gar
ments to her or they may hold them
till Mrs. Chisholm's return
Fred l.. Bottom moiored to Troy
Monday afternoon and returned with
Rev. and Mrs. p. l.. Dow, Mr.. Dow
having been in the Leonard hospital,
Upper Troy, for treatment for eight
weeks When Mr.. Dow became an
inmate of the hospital his condition
was considered serious, but for sew
eral weeks he has been gaining, lie
stood the journey home without
fatigue, and is feeling better than
when he came,
Mrs. Edward Riel of Adams street
gave a miscellaneous shower Mon
day evening for Miss Bessie Costello
in honor of her approaching mar
riage Miss Costello was the recip-
lent OF many beautiful gifts, consist
ing of silver, cut glass. linen and