The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-12-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws q the Town ana Village TsIs
Briefly for Busy Raahsre

/ Miss May Clark entertained at din.
ner Friday evening.
i Big star week at Harte theatre
next week See Harte theatre adv.
1 Adv
Mrs. George Mallory has resigned
her position at the Direct Importing
CO.
Miss Ann Clark is with Mrs. Guy
b. Johnson in Old Bennington for a
| few days.
| Miss Emily Hathaway of Pleasant
street is home from Midilebury for
the holidays.
Mrs. l.. H. Davis. who has been
confined to her home with a bad cold
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Jennie Bowers OF Senecf
Falls, N. ", is visiting at the homo
OF Mrs. w. r. Morgan.
Mrs. William Knapp OF Stamford
is visiting her sister, Mrs VIM.
Bowles of Mckinley street,
Miss Hilda Hurley of Branch
street has accepted position in the
Office of the Bennington Scale works
Mrs. Irving Grout of Arlington
spent Friday with friends in town
and has today gone to North ADAMS.
For good shoes, rubbers and artics
for the whole family at the lowest
prices visit the New York stores
shoe department. Adv. ~
What are people saying as they
pass the Harte theatre? ! certainly
will have to go TO the picture every
night next week. Have you seen
the list of stars? ADV.
Miss Beulan Bates will speak at
the Christian EndeayoI- meeting at
the Second Congregational chapel
Sunday evening at $50 !. m. Young
people are invited.
E. II. Sothern supported by Char-
lotte Ives in a Vitagraph Blue Rib
hon Feature. The Man OF Mystery
and Pearl White il The Fatal Ring
at Harte theatre tonight ADV.
Maurice II. Vial. who enlisted last
May in the quartermaster's depart
lUtUL anu WIZ ICICutis ittN4N'N A'S
tice that he would be called to serv,
ice, left Friday evening FOR Jachsoa.
Vile, Fla.
Christian Science services, 606
Main street Sunday II a. m, Wednes-,
day 7.30 p. m Free reading room
open 8 to p. M. except Saturdays
and Sundays Here may be read or
borrowed all authorized Christian
Science literature,
The last dancing Lesson of this year
will be given at Library hall tonight,
with review OF all the steps pre-
viously taught. Next week there
will be 4 special Christmas dancing
party as was promised at the begin
ming of the series
The general condition of Arthur
Slocum who was taken Friday to the
Samaritan hospital in Troy following
an accident at the II. c. White com
pany factory in North Bennington
was today reported to be good The
surgeons are endeavoring to save a |
lart of thelinjurcd hand but are not
prepared to make any statement at
the present time.
There was a well attended dance,
the final entertainment of the term
at the high school hall Friday even
ing. William Shea furnished the
music. There was such large
crowd present that the small contri-
buttons amounted to a sum that per
mitted donations to Miss Susie
Rogers for charity, to the Red Cross,
the Kings Daughters and the Polish |
relief fund.
A telephone message was received
last evening from w. S. Hinman who /
is in Boston, that his daughter, Mil !
dred. who underwent a serious oper- /
alton for appendicitis on Wednesday |
is holding her own and the physic-
ians are much encouraged with her
present condition. Another twenty
four hours will make her recovery