The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-10
rHE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Tuesday, September 10, 1918.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Born, Sept 8, son TO Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Corcoran. Weight 3 pounds.
Mrs. Jack Feinden has returned to
Troy after a two weeks visit with
friends in town.
Rodney Stockwell has returned
from weeks visit spent with relativ-
es in Enfield, ~ II.
Fall underwear for the whole
family. Buy now and save
money at the New York Store. adv.
Mrs. Frederick Taylor who has
been spending the summer at the Wal
loomsac Inn returned 10 New York
city today.
Miss Nellie Bacon and mother, Mrs.
George Weatherbee are visiting
friends and relatives in Sunderland
for two weeks
Private Harry kendrick OF Co. H.
list, infantry, Camp Meade, Nd was
at his home on Bradford Place one
day last week.
Mrs. J. f. Camp and son. Earl, have
returned to their home in Holyoke,
after spending a month with relatives
and friends in town.
Mrs. Downer Austin of Elizabeth, N.
j., who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Charles +. Welles is visiting her
brother, Herbert f. Robinson.
William c. Clark resumed work this
morning at the Holden-Leonard mill
Mr.. Clark has been confined to his
home for two weeks with a strained
back
Mrs William Clark will entertain
the ladies of the Woman's Relief
corps and their friends at card social
tomorrow evening at her home on
Grove street
Miss Francis l.. O'Donnell chair
man OF the Catholic Women's Service
League, is in Rutland representing
the League at the convention being
held in that city this week.
Capt. j. H.. Cole, after finishing a
course at the Rockefeller Institute,
spent the weekend at his home on
+ South Branch street. He left Mon.
day afternoon for Ft Gotten, Staten
island.
There will be two films shown al
the Harte Theatre Thursday evening
Of the government poultry farm al
Maryland. This is an opportune time
for anyone interested in poultry TO see
what is taking place at this farm.
One marriage out of every twelve
results in divorce according to govern
ment statistics. See some OF thu
causes and consequences OF divorce il
The Blindness OF Divorce at Hart,
Theatre today. adv.
Caesars wife had to be above sus
picion. but what about Caesar him
self? See the modern divorce evi
as It exists today in the William Flo,
perturbation OF THE BLINDNESS.
OF DIVORCE now showing at III,
Harte Theatre today. adv.
Marriage is now little better thai
a system OF free love, declares Card
: nal Gibbons, Spokesman for tn
/ Catholic church in America. See III
| evils of which he complains in 9TH
, Blindness of Divorce" at Harte Thea
ire today. adv
II is a scandal of national diner
sions and menace. Home life is ia
r more sacred aboard than in the Unite
. States. This is peril to the HON
S which Is the basic unit OF our civil
S ization See Blindness of Divorce
I At Harte Theatre today adv
There will be a meeting at James +
Peters farm West SALISBURY, Frida
1t 3 p. m. A. l., Smith, poultry spe,
ialist, will give a culling demonstr,
ton. This is an opportune time fc
culling and those interested in farl
poultry should make an effort to b
present.
Divorce was a disgrace in olde
times, but many things were di
graceful then suffrage. for instanc
Both are now to be found in the hes
families, but modern divorce evi
are startlingly shown in the Wjllial
Fox perturbation of THE Blindne.
of DIVORCE which is showing now {
/. the Harte Theatre today adv.
II Our great grandmothers and I
" theirs got along very well withol
n divorce to great extent contentin
&" themselves with cheerfully THROWN
" the china at each other Modern
q vorce evils are graphically shown
# the William Fox perturbation
II THE Blindness of Divorce" shown
n at the Harte Theatre today. adv