The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-11
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Tuesday, December II, 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws o. the Town and VILLAGE Tsla
Briefly for Busy Rsadsr0


Briefly for Busy Rsadsrv
Buy your Xmas Furs at LURES.
Adv,
Buy your Xmas Waists at LURES.
Adv.
. Buy your Xmas Neckwear at
LURES Adv
Buy your Xmas Hosiery at LUR-
les. ADV.
Gladys Hulettes greatest picture,
lfarte Theatre today. adv.
Christmas cards, booklets enclos-
urers, several lines OF dainty ones, at
Evans. Adv. !
Don't forget another one of those
band dances in Foresters' hall, Dec. |
IA, 8 to ~. Adv 65t5
The usual basket ball practice for
High school girls will be held at Lii
brary hall at Z O'Clock.
The James Wood jewelry store,
will be open this evening and every
evening till Jan. 1st Adv.
Miss Ethel Morse of Hudson Falls
Is At Tie HOuiG VI liei dullt, hTS. L.
b. Holtons on Division street for
short vacation
Mr. and Mrs. George y yelling
ton closed their home at Old BEN
nington Monday and returned to
Troy for the winter.
Oliver B. Stockwell. son OF Mr.. and
| Mrs Joseph Stockwell left Monday
morning for Newport X. l., where he
has enlisted as gunner in the navy
Warner GLAND the celebrated william
OF 'Patria% is one Of the cast support
ing Gladys Hlhette in 1.-THE Cigar
cite Girl, Harte Theatre today. adv.
Nicholas ]. Morrissey, jr,. left this
| morning for Albany and will proceed
| from that city to the navy yard at
Brooklyn, having enlisted as ma
chinists' mate.
A regular meeting OF the Ladies
Hebrew auxiliary will be held at the
| rooms in the Noveck block Wednes.
day evening. December II. at eight
| O'clock
! Ladies of Gage street circle No 3
OF the Methodist church will be enter
tanned by Mrs. George Phelps at her
home on Friday evening Please
bring thimbles and scissors.
| Regular monthly meeting of Board
of Directors of the Y ~ c. A. will be
held at the Y. NJ. G. A building at
eight O'Clock this evening. The pro
\ posed trip to the camp has been
4 abandoned 81
| Francis Brazel. who has enlisted
| as a mechanic in the land Aerial
| Corps. expects to leave tomorrow for
! Albany, Later he will be transferred
to the Brooklyn Navy yard where he
!will be stationed for the present.
There will be farm bureau meet
ing at the ,HarWood hill school house.
| Wednesday evening at p. M The
| county farm agent will discuss the
purchasing OF fertilizers and will
show lantern slides of farm crops.
:, There, will be- a, game of basketball
this evening satA-the Y NJ. c. A. be-
| tween the local first team and the
Salem town team. The preliminary
| game is between the student gymnas
| ium class and the Employed boys
! gymnasium class. There will be 81
| Bennington boys playing in these
| games.
John Spargo is in Washington and
on Monday at 2 o'clock he had an in
| teryiew with the president relative to
nationwide prohibition during the
| war Mr., Spargo reports that APP
pearances seem TO indicate that the
| voting will be close on the question
of the federal amendment granting
| full suffrage to the women OF the
country but he thinks the chances
are that prohibition will be adopted
j. Harry Jubb former Benning-
ton boy, high school student and son
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Jubb of Stafford
Springs. Conn. and who has been
living at San Juan, Porto Rico for
number of years, has been commits
stoned a captain following atten- |
dance at one of the officers schools. |
He is at present in Porto Rico but !
expects to be transferred to the |
United States. In letter to an ac- !
quaintance Captain Jubb's father
writes that the young man is in fine |
condition after his course of training.