The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News o. the Town and Village TsId
Strictly for Busy Readers

Strictly for Busy Readers
Great times at F. NJ. T. A. b. Big
gest event of the year Adv.
J. L. Thompson of Hoosiek Falls
spent Sunday and Monday with II. n.
Cornell.
Miss Mildred Farnum of School
street is spending a few weeks va
cation in Troy
c. R. Mann, a teacher in summer
bible school in New York, has re-
turned to town.
Galen r. Hit Millar has gone to
New York for "a short visit with his
brother, Harold Millar.
Miss Marcia Grey of Dorset is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs H. ~ Will
liams of Elm street.
Mrs. p. Barnes and daughter, Irene
and Mrs. NJ Mack spent Sunday with
relatives in Arlington.
Sixty dozen quart size, wide mouth,
White glass fruit jars, delivered at
your door at so cents per doz. Tel,
A. w. Varney. 65t2
William Graves left this morning
for Red Bank, n. j., where he will be
the guest of fellow student at the
Westminster school,
Cooked Hat sale Thursday, Friday
and Saturday afternoons, August 16,
II and Is. A few articles at or be-
low cost price. Adv. 65tS
George w. Copper of the Attwater
Kent company of Philadelphia, is
spending the week with p. A. Sim
mons of Union street.
Special meeting B. p. o. E. Friday
evening, August II. Important bust
ness to come up relative to clam
bake labor day. 66tS.
Born Saturday a son to Mr.. and
Mrs John McKale of Depot street
Miss Sadie Burke, a nur' from Rut-
land, is caring for Mrs. McKale and
baby
The Bennington Free Library will
be closed all day on Thursday, Au
gust 16, but will be open on Wednes
day evening from Z to o'clock.
66t.
Manager John B. Harte of the
Harte theatre and Mrs Harte have
returned from their wedding trip
the larger portion of which was
passed at Atlantic City
Patrons OF the Harte Theatre have
been continually asking for Aniti
Stewart They can see her in the new
Vitagraph picture GLORY of Yolanda'
at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Pelley an,
Mr. Pelley's stenographer, Miss Rutl
: Godfrey, left today by automobile
for New York. At Springfield, Mass
they expected to be joined by MI
Pelley's mother.
2 Members of last winters gymnas
! ium classes are especially invited I
: Vttend the Folk dancing on the play
! ground pavilion, tomorrow after
noon and prepare for small exhib
q ton All beginners also are we
g come.
!. Forest Parsons, a former residen
G now employed in Boston, is in
b hospital in that city undergoing trea
. ment for ilhamatory rheumatism
= His condition at one time appeare
!. serious, but encouraging reports hay
g recently been received,
Howard Russell Borley, son of Mr.
. George p. Martin, matron at the We
:; mont soldiers home, has enliste
X from Troy in the ambulance corp
= He is now at Fort Slocum, but leave
- at Cnce with 200 others for Fol
= Oglethorpe, Ga, where the corps wi
!, 90 into training.
~ DR.. f. s. Pratt went to Ilanov'
- Monday to bring back part of ii
- Benningtonians who had been in a
- tendance for a week at the Oar
mouth summer school, He returne
= with his daughter, Hilda, Mis-
Helena Norton, Miss Isabel MacCla
Ia en- and Mrs. Dewitt e. Lewis. I'll
IT, Others Misses Elsa Walhduist, Ele
IL nor Hutton, Mary Hitchcock, Esth'
le Thompson, Velma Elwell, Dorotf
D Hathaway, Maude Beldon and Flo
T. ence Moore arrived on the eveniI