The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for BusY Readers.


Briefly for Busy Readers.
Come to the Bennington carnival to.
night Adv.
A. S. Payne is in Buffalo on bust
ness.
Ride the whip at Bennington car
nival tonight. ADV.
Miss Gertrude Cranston is elerking
in the store of E, T. Griswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hurley have re
turned from their wedding trip.
Ray Gibson of North Adams is call.
ing on friends in town today.
Mrs. Frank Deslaurier of North
street is spending the day in Pownal.
Miss Ella Powers is confined. to her
home on Washington street by i'll
ness.
/ Frederick Grafton of Montreal is
visiting his son George Grafton OF
Gage street.
For Sale-Ford 1917 model, been
through lire, 522 Main St, Benning-
/ ton. VT.
Mrs. Alexander S. Clarke of New
port, r. l., is the guest of Mrs
Michael Shoemaker
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, daughter
Miss Benlah Evans and Miss Amy
Harbour were at Somerset Dam Sat
urday.
Mrs Edward Stevens of Old Ben
ington is with her husband Lieut.
Stevens in Washington for a few
days.
Sanford Barber, stationed at Camp
Alfred Vail, Little Silver, ~ j.. spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs ID. p. Barber
Mrs. c. Lynn Wood and son Of
Union street are with her mother,
Mrs. Rollin J. Taylor on the Pownal
road for few weeks.
Mrs, Harriet Sears Of Washington.
D. c., is caring for her sister, Mrs
j. r. Daley of Branch street. Mrs.
Daley is much improved.
Miss Alice Hourah of Springfield
is spending a few weeks vacation
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. John
C. Houran Of North street.
II. B. Clark of North Adams is in
town on business today Mr. Clark is
wen known here having addressed
Bennington. audiences on different oc-
casiona
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow beautiful Alice Joyce in q
Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature Find
the Woman" and The Woman in the
Web Adv
Miss Emma Dion is spending a two
weeks vacation at her home in Ches-
hire. Her sister Miss Rose Dion is
substituting in her place as waitress
at the La Fortune restaurant
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Wood of HYDE
Park, who are visiting here, left Mon.
day for Lake St. Catharine where
they will spend the week They are
accompanied by Mr.. Woods brother
Laurence
Do two wrongs make a right? See
Theda Bara in THE Forbidden Path
at Harte Theatre today. \ Pathe
News and u S. War Film will also
be shown ADV.
The playground will be open Tues
day and Thursday evenings this week
for the older girls. Tuesday evening
the girls will have marshmellow
toast after the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthington,
ir., and infant of Cleveland, o.. are at
the home of Mr.. Worthington's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthing-
ton in Old Bennington.
Mrs Louis =. Moore returned Mon
day from New York where she spent
the week end withheld husband Mr..
Moore is with the Supply Train In the
Quartermaster corps at Camp Dix
Wrightstown, ~ ].
The Patrons of the Elarte Theatre
will be delighted to learn they can see
one Of their favorites. Theda Bara, in
the VIM Fox Super-De-Luxe feature,
"The Forbidden Path" at Harte The
are today. ADV.
One Of the best known screen stars
Theda Bara in one OF her greatest
successes "The Forbidden Path a
/ pathe News picture and n U. 5. war
/ film win be shown at the Harie
I Theatre today. ADV.
Mrs. F b. jennings sewing class
Tor war work will not meet at ST.
Peters Parish house on Thursday.
/ August list The work will be re-
sumed on Thursday August Sth and
a large aitedance is hoped for.
Or. and Mrs. Frank Grennan and
daughter Mary Frances of Science
tady were the Sunday guests OF the
doctors brothers and siters on Spring
street. They we're accompanied home
by Miss Sara O'Connor who viii be
their guest for several weeks.
A horse owned by c. G. Pettibone
Of Pownal was the victim of an acct
dent asst week While in the field
moving the horse stepped into a hole
as The result OF which the hooi shell
was completely torn from the foot.
Mrs. Buchanan Of County street
who has been i'll for some time SUI
fcrod very bad fall Saturday morn
ing, niuring herself so severely that
cha vfoe tni,nn ia tho putnam Memoir