The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-02-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tels
Briefly for Busy Readers

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days in Montpelier.
Mrs Harriet l. Williams of Park
street is in Troy for the day.
Paul c. Howe has been confined TO
the house by illness for several days
First evening show at Harte Thea
ire today at Z sharp Second at 30
ADV.
Frank IS. Whiting OF Neenah, Wis.
is a guest OF his father-in-law, F. o.
Graves.
Mrs e. NJ, Lathrop of Arlington is
visiting her son, Enos Lathrop of
North street.
Mrs. C. w. Thatcher has gone to
Newark to visit her daughter, Mrs. j.
Elmer Ayres.
Mrs. Ellen Berry of Hoosick Falls
is a guest at the home OF Michael Gro
min on Jefferson avenue.
Division A OF the Second Congrega.
tional church will meet with Mrs. f..
b. Pope Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Jennie A. Valentine of Pleas
ant street left this morning for Mont
pelier where she will spend few
days.
Miss Laura Russell is visiting
friends and relatives in Ludlow,
where she will stay until the end of
the week.
r. F. Hosly of Adams. who has been
spending few days in town, left to-
day for Arlington. where he will visit
| friends.
T. c. Harrington of the Pownal
road has had the misfortune to sprain
an ankle and is obliged to use a
orutoh.
Fifty Spring suits, all new models
and most fashionable colors, just un-
packed, in the cloak and suit Dept. at
Noveck's. Adv.
Mae Murray in THE Pillow Girl" at
Burton Holmes travelogue and q
Luke comedy Adv
w. A. Pettey of Greenwich, n. e..
who was in town Wednesday and to-
day on business, visited number of
friends while here.
Don't make mistake in the date
of the basket ball game with Hoosick
Falls It's tomorrow night at Library
hall and will start promptly at 7.30.
A whist party win be given tonight
at o'clock, Feb. Is, in n. +. O. p.
hall for the benefit Of the Sacred
Heart school Adm. loc. Everybody
welcome. 1878
The annual dinner OF the Benning-
ton club will be held this evening. The
dinner will be served at $3.50 and
win be a musical program during and
following the dinner.
Miss Rachael Bouplon of the Colo.
NAL was called to her home in Shafts.
bury Valley this morning by the death
of her father. James Bouplon, after a
Two weeks sickness.
81 At the girls basketball game to be
played with Hoosick Falls Friday
night men and boys win be allowed
TO be present, contrary to rumors that
they will be excluded.
Don't forget the song service and
study hour tonight at the First Bap-
tist church at 1870. Interesting dis
cussions on Johns Gospel. Al lare
cordially invited. ADV.
At the meeting of the high school
club held at the Y. NJ. c. A. Wednes.
day evening Rev. G. s. Mills address
ed the members. Refreshments were
served and games were played
Ladies, replenish your wardrobes!
We are daily unpacking large ship
ments of new bright and snappy
Spring outer garments in our cloak
and suit department.-N Noveck.
Adj.
Big double feature program at
Harte Theatre today, Gretchen Hart
man and Alan Hale in the Fox fea-
ture THE Love Thief and dainty
Marguerite Clark in "Gretna Green,
a Paramount feature in acts. Adv.
Raymond c. Quinlan Of Washington
avenue has returned from a trip to
New York and Washington Law
renee +. Foley. who has been temper
arily employed in Quinlans drug
store, returned today to his home in
Rutland.
Tickets for the Grand Council of
the Camp Fire Girls were given out to
members this afternoon. If you are
asked to buy one and do not under
stand the nature of the entertain
ment, see another column for infor
nation and then plan to come.
Louis Northouse observed his seth
anniversary Wednesday. He Knocked
Off working early in the forenoon,
told the other young men at the Burns
cigar store that he had an important
engagement and left for the home of
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Lennon whose
guest he was for the remainder of the
day.
Among the business men registered
Wednesday at the Putnam House
were: S. Il. Marshall, J. Coryell, p. A.
Barry, A. j. Payne, II. f. Page, Bur
lington; j. H. Williams, Rutland; +.
NJ Swartwout, j. F. Egan,. j. H. Barry,
A. Robinson, j. T. Lance, W. G. Girl
fin, G. e. Putnam. G. r. Reynolds,
Boston.
A small blaze caused by an over
heated stove In the sitting room OF the
house owned and occupied by Mrs
James Kelly at the corner of County