The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsva Of the Town and village lsIe
Sdefiy for. 5uav Resdsis

e. 4. Griswold is in Readsboro to-
day on business.
Miss Rosalind White went TO Now
York Monday to enter Columbia mi
versity
Catlmount Commandary will holl
a meeting in Golden Cross hall tonight
at 8 O'Clock.
Wanted-Brick layers at New
Black Cat Building. Turner Con-
struction company soft
Dr. and Mrs. j. r. Wilson accom-
Y,4-oi L. Aldace B. Newton left Cor
New Yo.G this morning,
Charles Mills and GEORGE Noveck
left today for Hanover to continue
the'r studies at Dartmouth.
Lorraine Hdins in the big Vita
graph special The Fan Of n Nation
at Hartc Theatre today. ADV
Prices on u. S. Flags are much
lower and now within the price Of
any purse Ask at Evans Adv.
The usual Old Academy autumn
sale will take place the first week in
October. BE sure to wait for il!
S9tt
Everybody wants to and everybody
will see Lorraine Huling in "Tho Fall
Of Nation" at Harte Theatre today.
Adv.
Second hand goods OF Miss silbS's,
116 Pleasant street, boys suit, a
mans oyercoat anu rain coat and
other articles. Adv
!. Ambassador Gerrarl's own story
my -Four Years in Germany is now
running in daily Boston American on
sale at Evans. ADV Haa 1a
Miss Clariee White, who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents in North Bennington, re-
turned to Smith College Monday.
First evening show at the Harte
Theatre tonight will begin at 1880
sharp. Come early if you want seats
to see Lorraine Huling in THE Fall
of a Nation Adv.
A regular meeting of Bennington
Grange Wednesday, Sept, 18th. A
large attendance Is desired as there
is business of Importance to come be-
fore the meeting.
Miss Francella Evans left Monday
for Brooklyn to enter Pratts Institute.
Miss Geraldine Evans win enter the
Memorial hospital Of Orange, n. j..
in November 10 take a nurses train
ing course, NV
What is everybody saying as they
pass the Harte Theatre today? How
can they run that big picture The
Fan Of Nation" for IS cents? 1t has
been showing in most theatres at
prices from 25c 10 s1O0. Adv
Warwick S. Carpenter, publicity
man at the Office of the New York
conservation commissioner. was at
his home here over Sunday and left
Monday with Mrs. Carpenter on an
automobile trip through the Adir.
ondacks.
Miss Marion Hathaway, who has
| lived in Bennington with her aunt
Miss Nellie S Hathaway, for II years
past, is a student at the Training
school for Librarians in Springfield,
Mass. Marion graduated from the
Bennington high school with the
class of 1917. fI i'l
The local Y. NJ c. A. has mailed
the following card 10 each drafted
man who will leave on the 10Th and
will extend the same invitation to
those who 30 on later dates:
you are cordially invited to make
free use OF the Bennington Y. NJ. c.
A. while preparing to leave town.
There will be plenty OF hot water,
soap and towels, for shower baths,
which we shall be glad to furnish
without charge. Also the bowling al
leys, pool tables, reading matter
etc, are at your free disposal"
Griswold has just received a variety
OF articles necessary for the conven'
fence of our soldiers in their camp
life. But a comparatively few things
will be allowable in their luggage and
the articles In question have been
manufactured with the approval o.
the war department. All are made
with Waterproof kahki covers. are
light in weight and occupy the least
possible space They consist OF
money belts, writing sets, metal mir
rors, picture frames, toilet, comfort
and utility sets If you want to give
your soldier boy a token of remem
berance. give him something of per
! manent value, that he will appreciate
during his whole army life.