The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readara

! Estes market. Auv.
Fancy Indian River Florida oranges
at Estes market. ADV. $50
Harry ]. Cole has returned from a
business trip to New York city.
There will be three shows at the
Harte Theatre this evening. ADV.
Tonight is the last night of the fair
Dancing to IL. Drawing Of prizes
| Adv.
The Young Woman's club business
meeting will be held Monday evening
at 745.
| There win be dancing at Library
hall this evening from seven till
eleven O'Clock.
"a Lass of the Lumberlands" fea
turing Helen Holmes at Harte Thea
tire Monday. Adv
| Large and small oysters, fresh Hall
but, smelt and finnan haddie at Es-
tes' market. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Thatcher are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Ayres of Newark.
| Plain American, fancy sage, cream,
| Estes market. Adv.
E. w. DeLaMater of Hudson, N. Y.
has taken position with the Ben.
| nington scale company.
Griswold received today large
number of the best and latest books
in popular copyright fiction. Adv.
Beet greens, dandelions, spinach,
caulifiower. new egg turnips, straw
berries, etc, at Estes. market, Adv.
Mrs, H. A. Vetal left today for Uti-
ca, n. Y. where she will join her
husband who has accepted position
there
Miss Helen Hughes left this noon
for Albany where she will spend a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Chester
Mallory.
The book thimble guild of the Bap-
fist church will meet with Mrs. W. G.
Towart at the parsonage Monday
evening at 7.45.
Miss Margaret McGovern of Maple
street, has returned from Troy where
she was under treatment in the hos
home on Park street.
Everybody wants to and every
body will see Baby Marie osborne in
Shadows and Sunshine at Harte
Theatre today ADV. tc4
Coming the great sensations serial
"a Lass of the Lumberlands' featur-
ing the fearless Helen Holmes at
Harte theatre Monday Adv
Members of book clubs are invited
to INSPECT the new line OF ! popular
copyright books just received at
Griswolds ana receive free. q catalog.
Adr.ico Etggn o. Bor4af suq lse
Alice Brady in Bought and Paid
For. Harte Theatre Monday ADV.
Clara KimbaIl Young in 1.-The Fool
ish Virgin at Harte Theatre Tuesday.
ADV. i2l9ta q poaE 1iE ~ s1s 'lA
n Don't fail TO see Baby Marie Os-
borne, the greatest child actress in
the world in Shadows and Sunshine7'
also two smashing Paths comedies at
Harte theatre today. Adv.
Miss Jeanette Hanley OF Walloom-
sac was recently married lin Hoosick
Falls to Frank II. Burns of THAT city
Lawrence II. Burns and Miss Rose
Carr were the attendants. The groom
and his brother are we'll known in this
village.
For the first time since the holt
days, Griswold Is able to show a
worth while line of S1,35 and $3.50
books at the popular price of so. The
stock Is so complete that it is a good
time to make selections for future
reading as it is becoming more and
more difficult to, get anything made of
paper. Adv
Fred Thebarge is in Manchester
where he has been the past few days
arranging music and directing the
Union club minstrel show which
played last evening and tonight. He
also furnished five musicians as fol-
lows: Orchestra, violinest. Arthur
Thebarge David Shaw, cornet; Harry
Cook. clarinet; Charles Frazier, bass;
pianist. Fred Thebarge.
AT the Methodist church Sunday |
morning preaching by the pastor, Sun
day school at ~ o'clock; Epworth |
League $50, leader Willis Stickles;
evening service 7.30 which will be
commemorative of George Washington
The Red, White and Blue, Star
Spangled Banner" mine Eyes Have
Seen the Glory America ITO
Thee o Country" and other selections
will be sung. The Recessional by
Kipling will be recited by
Miss Hazel Hufnagle and "Washing
ton our Washington by Roy
Robinson. The pastor will speak
Of the Character Qualities of Wash
ington." The Brotherhood meeting
will be held Monday evening, an ad-
dress will be given by Rev. Charles
Hall of Troy. subject pals, and Pal
iom". Mr.. Hall Is an able speaker,
lis address will be numerous and up
fitting.