The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VIIIass TeIa
Briefly for 5usy Readers


from a visit in Troy.
Edward Grennan of Troy is visiting
his uncle. DR.. X. E. Grennan.
Municipal Judge L. II. Holden is in
SYNDICATE today on business.
For Subsidiaries, ten quarts for
81. Randall Moore, Tel. 4SS-R. 42tS
Timothy Costello and daughter of
Allintown, Pa. were the guests of
friends here Monday.
Julia l.. Shaw of Bridgeport, Conn,
Is spending few days with her broth
err, Asa G. Shaw of North street
Regular meeting of Miriam Rebekah
lodge this evening. The Noble Grand
requests chat all officers be present,
A two-ton Federal truck was deliv-
cred today to the Bennington Wax
Paper company by the Bennington
garage.
Don't fail to see the popular screen
star Theda Bara in the VIM Fox De
Luxe, Heart and Soul" at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
There will be a regular meeting of
the members of Catamount comman-
derry, Golden Cross, at the rooms this
evening at s o'clock.
The bans of marriage for Johsn b.
Harte and Miss Alice McDermott were
called for the first time at st. Francis
de Sales church Sunday morning
Robinson Hall of New York, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. S.
Il. Hall, has gone to Saratoga where
he will pass the remainder of the sea
son.
August Kelson, an enlisted man in
company |, first Vermont Regiment,
who has been visiting at his home at
Old Bennington, has returned to Fort
Ethan Allen.
Miss Anna Cavanaugh OF Philadel-
phia is visiting Miss Anna Lyons of
River street. Before returning home
she will be the guest OF Mrs. Berry
Wall of North Adams.
Mrs. Kenneth Chisholm and Miss
Ruth Eddy of Old Bennington have
returned from Saratoga where they
have been stopping since the opening
of the annual racing season.
Miss Marion Morse, who has been
visiting Mrs William J. Miller, has re-
turned to Hoosick Falls. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Miller who will Wis
1t in Hoosick Falls for some time.
Miss Jean Shelby OF New York Is
visiting her mother, Mrs l., w. Shell
by Miss Shelby has been appearing
as costar with Carlyle Blackwell in
moving pictures At least two of
these pictures, Sally in Our Alley"
and THE Shadow of a Doubt" have
been shown at the Harte theatre.
John Titcomb, jr., who has been at
the local field station hatchery for
several weeks, returned Tuesday from
Vernon where he has been putting out
tn young trout raised at the field sta
| ton in that town. Only five thousand
fish now remain at the South Vernon
| hatchery.
The condition of Eugene J Graham.
who was cut on the side of the head
and on the wrist in an alteration with
negro at Mr. Crahan's saloon Satur.
day night. was not so good today.
The cuts on the side of the head have
evidently become infected as there is
considerable swelling.
| The remains of Richard f. HOLSTER,
fifth United States cavalry who died
last week at the Fort Bliss, Tex, hos
pital. arrived here this morning and
the funeral will be held from the
home of his parents on Grove street
at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Rev. p. L. Dow, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, will ofIiciate and the
burial will be at the Park Lawn
County Game Warden Edward S
Higgins returned Monday evening
from Manchester where he Investigate
ed a complaint that refuse from a
marble mil had been allowed to flow
into the Battenkill river. The warden
called the attention of the states at
torney to the alleged violation of the
law. While in Manchester the war.
den saw brown trout weighing six
lpounds and which was caught in the
Battenkil just opposite the railway
station. The fish was thin in flesh
the warden said, and haG 1t been fat
would have weighed ten pounds.
| An opportunity has been offered
The Public Welfare Association to Sc
cure for Bennington people the rare
treat of a recital by Fritz Kreisler
one of the most famous viollnists and
pianists in the world, and Reinold
Warlich, the noted Russian baritone
The matter of booking these artists
for a recital during the week Of Sep
TENDER 18th is now under considera
ton by the Welfare association, and
as II will be necessary to have the sup
port OF the entire music-loying public
of Bennington and vicinity to make
i possible the bringing to us of such
noted artists, II is desired that as
many as are interested In securing
them for bennington should express
their interest to the Welfare associa
tion that an idea of the sentiment Of
the public may be gained. viii al
those who desire to hear u Kreisler
Warlich recital in Bennington, please
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