The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-16

Mrs. William Bomhower, who has
been the guest of her sister Mrs. A.
L. Houle, has returned to her home
at Wilder, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester w. Reynolds
of Detroit. Mich, are visiting at the
home of MIS-. Z. w Bradford. He is
a nephew of Mrs. Bradford.
The local branch of,the Red Cross
acknowledges the receipt of SIS from
the Foresters which they cleared in
their successful concert last week.
Howard Shields and family and
Manager w. f. Bissell of the local
telephone exchange motored around
the circuit through Granville Sunday.
County Warden 4. s. Higgins went
to Manchester this morning where he
is to investigate an alleged pollution
of one of the trout streams in that
vicinity.
Miss A. Nolan has a number of
trimmed hats which she would like to
close out at 81. Store will close Fri
day afternoons during July and
August. 42t2
William Cone. who is connected
with Detroit automobile firm, is
visiting his father, Clement II. Cone
He expects to return to Detroit on
Thursday.
Regular meeting of Court Benning-
ton No. ~, Foresters' of America, hi.
evening at o'clock. Several matters
of Importance to come before the
meeting. Adv.
A shipment of 5000 young trout
from the Bennington station, Middle
bury was made Saturday by Warden
L. s. Higgins More shipments will
be made during the week.
Miss Elizabeth Houran, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Houran of North street, has
returned to Cambridge, Mass, where
she is employed as stenographer in a
contractors office.
The missionary society Of the End
Congregational church will hold pic
mic at Mrs. Persons bungalow We'd
nesday afternoon Take the quarter
Of three car and get off at Searls
crossing, Members who wish to go
notify Mrs. Boyton.
The fact that the concert and dance
given for the benefit of the Red Cross
lat Foresters' hall last Wednesday
was given through the efforts OF the
LEGAL American Foresters was no.
mentioned in Saturdays report of the
entertainment through an oversight
The rear mudguard on one Of Il. w.
| Williams Hudson cars is slightly
iammed as a result of II being run in
| to on the road to Brattleboro Sunday
| by u careless driver of an out of the
state car. He was one of those slow
witted drivers whose brain does not
work promptly when quickness is de
handed
In "The Crimson Dove" which will
he the brilliant attraction at Harte
theatre today. Carlyle Blackwell and
June Elvidge will be seen in unusual
land entertaining roles. These two
popular stars, plus the punch and PEP
of this splendid story. assure q great
evenings entertainment Be sure to
see this latest WorldPicture Brady,
Made. Adv.
1.-THE Crimson Dove" the latest
lWorld-Picture Bsady-Made. will be
the attraction at the Harte Theatre
to-day with Carlyle. Blackwell and June
Elvidge as the stars. See this big
production. The burning OF a church
in which the minister and baby have
been locked, is but one of the many
exciting ana interesting incidents in
The Crimson Dove" the newest
World-Picture Brady-Made which will
be the big attraction at the Harte
theatre today only. Adv
Advertised letters: Mr.. Willie
Blune, Mr. Robert Flynn, Mr.. Howard
Prayer (2), Mr.. Frank Hole, Mr.
Louie Levalley. Mr., j. G. Rosengren
S. b. Taylor, Justice of Peace, Sidney
Young, Miss Bessie Bardwell, Mrs
Margaret Ford. 90 Berlin St.. Miss
Alice Knapp, Mrs. Fred c. Peters
Mrs G.. Winslow. These letters will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office JULY
%, II not delivered before In calling
for above. please say Advertised
giving date of list
NJ. Il. Nash and daughter. Miss
Nellie Nash OF Webster. Mimi, ant
his sister. Mrs. Edward Farrell o
Pryor Lake. Mimi, are visiting rela
tives here and In SALISBURY. Mr.
Nash is cousin Of the Nash family
here. While he was born in tn,
west, the older children of the famil.
were born in Salisbury They wen
west in 1858. He says Vermont look
good to him and he would be glad /,
rpturn hara IA unanl tho paci al hf