The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-12
sENNINGTON BRIEFS
News or the Town and Vilias~ Teic
erlssiy scF susy Reaosra

er.sty fcF svsy RsAosra
Roland Hunter is attending bust
ness college in North Adams.
Mrs. Newman Elwen of Bradford
street is sick
Miss Sara O'Connor is in New York
to attend the fal millinery openings
and to purchase stock.
Mrs A. s. Martin and Mrs. F. 5.
futile OF Burlington were in Albany
Wednesday
II. B. Rice and Mr. Prest OF Spring
he we're in attendance at the Man
chester fair Wednesday.
Miss l.. N. Barney has returned
from a visit in Ashburnham, Mass
and Boston.
Mrs. ]. S. Hufnagle and daughter,
Mrs. Earl H. Darling are in Hoosick
Falls today
john Y McRoy. q former summer
resident of Old Bennington and now
of Manchester, is in town today on
business.
Miss Martha Carver, who has been
spending the summer vacation with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. e b. Car
yer, resumed studies this week at the
North Adams Normal school.
The Methodist Brotherhood will
surely hold its corn roast as previous
~ planned on Friday evening If it
should rain the roast will be held in
the church parlors and not in the lot,
corner of Grove and County streets.
The Y. w. c. French class will
meet as usual Friday evening at 1880
Mrs Guy Bacon has returned from
North Hoosick where she h2s been the
guest for a few days Of Mrs. Arthur
James.
Miss Jennie Cone has returned from
a three weeks visit with her sister
Mrs W, j. Phelan in Cambridge
Mass She also attended the MILL
merry openings in Boston.
The famous stage success and popu.
lar story of the Saturday Evening
Post de Luxe Annie" in acts al
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
Miss Mary Harvey of Washington
who is visitig relatives in North Ben
nington. was the guest of Mrs. kath
crime Schwartz of North street Wed
\ nesday
Mr. and Mrs +. l.. Hunter have
moved from Washington street Il
North Adams Mr. Hunter returned
Saturday to Washington whore he /.
employed as craftsman by the govern
\ men,
The Daughters OF Isabella Will hole
a special meeting tonight az O'CLOCK
i at the Academy. There is importan
! business to be transacted All mem
hers are urged to be present
Agricultural director Walter Woo
of the North Bennington high schoo
. and sixteen boys are attending III
fair in Manchester today in the inter
est Of agriculture
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood. sol
Laurence and guests, DR. and Mrs W
H. Wallace and family Of Philadelphia
returned the first of the week from
two weeks stay in camp at Lake ST
Catherine
Robert Winslow who is employed b,
the General Electric company in Pitts
fed is in town today to register. ca
led by the new draft
Beautiful Norma Talmadge in -
z Luxe Annie the famous stage SUE
d cess in Z intensely interesting acts a
Il iarte Theatre today Adv
~ ID. sa al. 81 Il,
z Satter Grocery and Tea store
n Registration of males between tn
ages of Sand 45 inclusive excer
n those that have already registered
& being conducted today at Library ha
" under the supervision OF Town Cler
As Booth. There are eighteen assistar
q clerks engaged in the work. II is e.
8 timated that about 1900 will have rel
4 istered by the time the work is close,
4 Registering began at seven ocloc
this morning and will continue unit
i nine this evening.
N Dr. and Mrs W L. Wallace and CHI
a dren who have been the guests of NJ
n and Mrs Frank Wood of Gage sire,
n returned to their home in phlade
h phia Wednesday,
IS You are sure Of getting yol
n moneys worth ii YOU so to the opei
q house tomorrow night Big speci
n Pathe feature The yellow Tickle
Il and the official government war pi
n ture, In the Wake of the Huns wi
n be shown. ADV.
ID Anyone wishing to make contrib
y tions OF money 10 Sergeant Ruth ia
N nam for Serbian relief may send
II Mrs Il. W. Bradford Please nal
y checks out 10 Serbian Relief Fun
B Orders for Sergeant Farnams boo
Z entitled "a Nation at Bay, of viii,
all proceeds so for Serbian relief, m,
b be left at the Bennington Branch
n American Red Cross rooms
The Bennington Branch of Anne
q can Red Cross wish 10 express graf
x lul appreciation TO Robert S Drysda
y for giving his valuable advertiser
space in the bennington Banner al
also for writing the articles in the
n terest of the Red Cross