The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of tho Town and vlIIag. Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Edna Goodrich in Reputation"
Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzo Moore on Friday, Nov
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Full line of extra fancy chocolates
and fancy box candies at Fruitland
ADV.
The school trustees meet this
evening at the High school, 7.30
o'clock.
A son was born this morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Tophile Galipeau of
Depot street.
Coming, attraction extraordinary.
"The Honor System, opera house
Friday Adv.
THE Other Half is the 4th cpl
sode of THE Fighting Trail' Harte
Theatre tomorrow Adv
The local Red Cross acknowledges
the receipt of contribution OF 50
from Miss Nellie Hathaway.
Dancing at Foresters' hall, We'd
nesday evening to l. Donnelly's
orchestra. Tickets Csc. Adv'
Mrs. Katherine Young, who has
been visiting relatives here and in
Schenectady. left today for New
York.
Dancing at Foresters hall Thurs
day afternoon, 3 to 6. Tickets 25c.
Thursday night 8 to l. Tickets 35c.
Hurley's orchestra. Adv 55t2
Everyone will want to hear John
Spargo speak on "Women and
Democracy Friday night in High
school hall at O'Clock. No admis-
sion
Mrs. D. B. Harrington and Mrs
George Curtis of Arlington returned
to their homes today after q visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Harris.
st. Peters Parish House will not
be open for war work on Thanksgiv-
ing day but large attendance is
earnestly requested for Thursday az
ternoon of the following week.
E. T. Griswold will meet his Mill
tary marching company at Library
hall at SIS o'clock tonight. Please
be there promptly, ready to 30 on
the floor in sneakers at that time.
The last call for joining a basket
ball team, representing the non-High
school girls awaits you now. If you
have any interest in the game, come
for practice at Library hall at .
o'clock tonight.
H. 7. Norton left this noon TO
spend Thanksgiving at West Point
with his daughter. Mrs. Francis
Englehart. Mrs. Norton has been
visiting Captain and Mrs, Englehart
for the past week.
Lorenzo Moore, while chopping
wood on Bald mountain Monday
morning, cut his foot so badly that
it was necessary to take him TO Troy
to the Samaritan hospital. The ten.
don and bone were both seyarede
]. Guy Livingston spent tho week.
end in Rutland and on ohis return
home was accompanied Il by Mrs.
Livingston and daughter, Janey who
have been spending two weeks with
Mrs. Livingston's parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. Rollin S. Blue. s, ia
The e T. Waist company has pur-
chased from Mrs. Fanny T. Morgan,
through the Charles ~ Powers real
estate agency, parcel OF land adj
joining the mill property on the east
and extending through l. and front
ing on Division street.
To Rent-Louis Briggs having
purchased the Charles II. lockwood
farm the farm lands now occupied
by Mr.. Briggs and known as 1.-THE
William X. Morgan farm" are for rent
to a desirable tenant. The Morgan
farm is in high state of cultivation,
and is in part within the village of
Bennington. 53t6
Manager Phillips of the Hoosick
Falls Rambler basketball team sends
the following lineup for tonights
game at the Y. NJ. c. A: Edward
Burns. right forward William Hoss-
apple. left forward; Simon Crane,
center; Walter Burns, right guard !;
William Barry, left guard and cap
| tain; Frank O'Brien, sub.
To the Military Marcherettes: The
company will start in its first real
work, tonight under the leadership
of Mr.. Griswold 1t is still not too
late to join, but If you wish to do so
| don't delay after tonight as the first
! few lessons are the most important.
| This class is eligible to any girl over
IA years. Marching will start at S.15
! promptly at Library hall
There was a hearing in municipal
court Monday in the cases of James
WEIGH and Harry Vetel who are
| charged with breach OF the peace
in connection with an automobile
! ride to the Chickencoop Inn. Oliver
! Grondine. woodchopper, claimed
that he was a member of the auto
party and that he was robbed of his
watch and money. Judge Guiltinan
continued the case to Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Coyle daughter
of John Coyle of this village and
John Buckley of Schenectady were
united in marriage in Schenectady
Wednesday, November 81. The cere-
mony was performed at st. Column
bus church. Rev. FIR. Lynch ofliciat-
I ing at o'clock mass. The couple
/ were attended by Katherine Young,
sister of the bride and James Con.