The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-04-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village 1olt
Briefly for Busy Readers

Clarence Honiker has returned from
few days spent in New York city.
Patrick Brazil and daughter Miss
Julia Brazil are spending the day In
Troy,
The household furniture OF Jose
phine Morrissey OF North street Will
be sold at public auction Saturday,
April IA, from l to 5 p. IN. John G.
Huntington will be auctioneer. Adv.
Don't miss the Ladies' Ministries at
the Foresters Indoor Carnival this
evening Adv.
Edward II. Everett arrived at his
Old Bennington home Thursday even
ing from Washington.
The Young Woman's club, will meet
Monday evening, April 10 for the reg
ular monthly business meeting
Miss Lucy Cutting of Union street
has recovered from a cold, which kept
her in the house for the past few days.
Following the Ladies' Minstrels at
the Foresters' indoor Carnival tonight
there will be dancing till one o'clock.
Adv
Mrs. Vernon Castle in Patria and A.
II. Woods famous Broadway success
"Kick In" at Harte Theatre tomorrow.
Adv
Timothy Mccarthy of the Shafts
bury road suffered a shock Thursday
afternoon and is confined TO the house
as a result.
The Bennington garage has sold
Ford touring car to the futile com
pany and a Hudford truck TO I. A. Car
penter G. Sons.
1 Dent miss the big vaudeville show
at the opera house tonight. House OPP
en- at 100 Show begins at eight
O'Clock sharp Adv
BY special request the Ladies' Min
strels go young LADIES' will be re-
peated this evening at the Foresters'
Indoor Carnival. Adv
Sheriff and Mrs Frederick Godfrey
went today to Boston where they will
join their son, Bradford who is having
weeks vacation from Harvard.
Rama Fam? Even If It is Friday
the 18th. Ram-a-zam Is no "Hoodoo.
| Give 1t the once over" at the Fores-
ters' fair tonight. Ram-a-zam? Adv.
The Ladies' Ministries and Cabaret
Quartette will be repeated at the For
esters' Indoor Carnival this evening.
| Change or songs, jokes and scenery
Adv
| Mrs. ]. H. Habberley who is now
living in Cohoes was in town Thurs
day and placed her house on Elm
street In the hands OF II. n. Williams
for sale
The household furniture Of Jose
phine Morrissey of North street will
be sold at public auction, Saturday,
April II, from l to 5, p, IN. John G,
Huntington viii be a4ctioleer ADV,
james Judge is confined to his home
/ on Depot street by a hard cold Dur
| ing his absence his place rs conduc-
tor on the local train between here
\ and North Bennington is being taken
by William Keefe of Rutland. d3
Residents Of Bennington who are in
need of garments of any kind should
! call at the Joe Levin store during to-
day and tomorrow. Special reduced
| prices are being made on suits and
| coats for women and children and on
all grades of mems clothing. Adv,
Every one OF the school children will
| be delighted to know they can see
| Jack Pickford and Louise HUFF in a
perturbation of Charles Dickens cele
| brated novel Great Expectations"
| Also a Burton Holmes travelogue
! climbing the Austrian Alps" at Harte
| Theatre today. All children under
ten years old will be admitted for &c.
Louise HUFF and Jack Pickford, who
created such tremendous success in
the Famous Players adaptation of
| Booth Tarkington's celebrated novel
Seventeen" have been starred by the
| same company in an adaptation of
Charles Dickens wonderful work,
Great Expectations" which is the
| Paramount attraction at the Harte
| Theatre today ADV.
The newly elected officers of Mt.
| Anthony Chapter No. l, o. L. S. will
be installed at Masonic Temple on
the evening of April eth Mrs. w. w.
Hurd of Adams, Mass will act as in
stalling officer and Mrs. Sayles of the
same city Will act as marshall. The
installation will be public to Masons
and their families and o. E. S. mem
| bers and their families
Cooking is an art to the extent that
| skill and Judgment must be used in
preparing and serving the food. Food
must be prepared with a proper sense
of proportion and should be served in
an attractive way. Come TO the New
High school building next Monday
| and Tuesday afternoons at three and
| hear Miss Carolyn Putnam Weber
who is an artist in cookery.
Carl Paulson, graduate OF the Ben
nington high school, is visiting his par
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Paulson. He
has been employed for some time i'll
the drafting department OF the big
| Curtiss Airplane works in Buffalo and
| is at his home recuperating from a
| brief illness. He expects to return to
| Buffalo early in the coming week. The
! works at Buffalo, he says. employ
| about eight thousand men. There are
now 200 at work in the drafting de-
| no rtmnnt alone