The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-10
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Wednesday, October 49,. 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village pM
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News Of the Town and Village old
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Mrs. William H. Nichols is visiting
in Hartford and New Haven, Conn.
will receive cider apples at my
mill Thursday, October 18th. NJ T.
Hamlin. AdV.
Jules Dagesse has returned from a
visit in Montreal and other points IN
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hilton OF
Schenectady, who have been the
guests OF Miss Mary Wells, have re-
turned home.
Miss Frances Levin and Miss May
Hutton left yesterday for Burlington
to resume their studies at the Uniyer'
sity of Vermont.
Mrs. Charles w. Hobbs, two child
rem and maid of Worcester Mass,
are at the home of Mrs. Hobbs par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Potter.
Dustin Farnum, everybody's favor
lite in "Durand of the Bad Lands ana
some of the local moving pictures at
Harte theatre tomorrow afternoon
and evening Adv.
Local moving picture will be shown
in addition to the regular feature at
Harte theatre tomorrow afternoon
and evening. Prices children 10 cents,
adults 20 cents. Adv.
Rev. w. G. Towart, pastor of the
BAPTIST church, and family were the
motor party guests OF Miss Isabelle
Tudor yesterday for trip over the
| Mohawk trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Abbott OF Sax
| tons River are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| George A. Parker Their stay in town
| was prolonged by an accident that
| stalled their car on Woodford noun
| tain.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Blake, who
have been passing the summer IN
Bennington, have returned from a
brief visit in New York and left by
automobile today for their home
Grand Rapids Mich.
The estate of E. A. Graves Will
| sell at public auction at the Ethan
Allen Farm, Sunderland Vermont
October 23rd, 1917, their herd of Jer
sey cattle flock of course wool sheep
horses, farming tools, etc. H. >
| Graves, Elk Au''
Walter J. Kelley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Kelley and former
Evening Banner newsboy, who recent
" enlisted in the medical corps, has
left Fort Slocum, n. Y, for Ogle
thorpe. Ga, where he expects to be II
training for an indefinite period.
There is need of several strips o
brussels carpet. three or four yards
long to be used by the local brancf
of the Red Cross at their new head
quarters in the Methodist church pass
ment Any one willing to donate OF
loan piece of carpeting is asked u
send it to the rooms Friday mornins
Oh afternoon
The local moving pictures we have
all been waiting to see have arrived
and they will be shown in sections
in addition to the regular show at th'
Harte theatre Thursday Friday anc
Saturday on account of the enormous
EXPENSE of taking and making loca
picture it will be necessary to III
crease the price of admission to II
and 90 cents while these pictures arr
being shown, Thursday, Friday ant
Saturday AuN'
William Leonard was found dead
sitting on his bed at the Soldiers
home Tuesday evening. For seVera
weeks he had been driving a team
for James P. Hogan but returned u
tile home few days ago. HE wa
born in Chittenden, VT, Jan. 10, lS4s
and prior t. his enlistment in Co Z
9th VT Aug. 90 1854, had worked II
Rutland and other western Vernon
towns. He came to the home abou
three years ago from the soldier'
home at Bath, N. Y. 1t is suppose'
his death avs caused by hemorrhag
of the lungs as he had had pulmonar
troubles for years Little is known 0
his immediate relatives.