The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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DR.. W. Montmarquet. chirOpodist,
will be at Miss Hutton's Thursday
Adv.
Coming to Harte Theatre tomorrow
Norma Talmadge in de Luxe Annie
Adv.
Dept. commander C. G. S. Pierce of
Vergennes sends word that he will at
tend the reunion at the Soldiers
Home, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. jenkins of Hart
ford and their guest, Mrs. Charles
Warner of Hadam, CT, left "Bide-a-
Wee" this morning for their homes
in Conn
James Parker has received his call
to report for service at Pelham Bay
Sept l6. He enlisted sometime ago in
ployed as clerk in the w. L. Gogak
nington Sunday.
Remember that tomorrow is the
day Tor registration. Library hall will
be used as the place for this work and
it will be carried on from a. m, to
8 p. m. and later il necessary.
Better see If the Salisbury team
IAN bat Reyis out of the box Satur-
day, Sept. IA. Some say it can. The
game will begin at $3.50 on the Black
Cat athletic field. Admission free.
ADV. CATS
Harry s. Phillips who has been with
the II. r. Cushman Mfg. Co., for the
past twenty years. has resigned as
bookkeeper for that company to ac-
cept position with the Charles Coop
er Est.
Chapter No. 3 of the great Serial
of thrills, with wonderful riding, "a
right tof Millions featuring VIM
Duncan and Edith Johnson and Nell
Shlpman and Alfred Whitman in 1.-THE
Girl from Beyond" at Harte Theatre
today. adv.
Mrs Kate Wickwire Green died at
the home of her niece, Mrs Lillian
! Ford Travers at Greenfield, Mass, on
Sept and the interment was in the
lakewood Cemetery in Troy Saturday
Mrs Green was a resident OF Ben
nington for several years.
Frederick A. Burt. professor OF
geology AT the Michigan state uni
versity who has been passing the sum
mer with his mother, Mrs. Lucy j. b
Burt and who substituted at the High
School during the absence of Princi
pal f. b. Mabrey, has returned tC
Lansing.
The Williamstown branch of tn,
American Red Cross will give con
cert Monday evening Sept. 16. AT 81
in Grace hall Mr. Bonnet, the worl,
famed organist of New York and Pari
is in Wlliamstown for few week
and have generously offered his ser
vices for the entertainment.
John Murphy. who has been en-
ployed as clerk at the W. l.. Goka
drug store, since his graduation iror
the Bennington High School in 1917
: has resigned his position A humble
l Of weeks ago he enlisted in the nava
' reserve and Monday received n call {
' report at the Great Lakes trainin
, school in Illinois on Sunday. Sep
l, Is
julius L. Weichman has returned
letter from his brother Fred WeicI
man, a member OF the Military Spe
> ialist Company OF the 163rd Infantr
g Private Weichman has been oversees
8 for some time and writes OF his gre,
s surprise the other day. when on r
l. turning from drill, he found tn,
h Joseph F. O'Brien, a wellknown Be
!. nington boy. had been transferred
his company.
!. Clifford f Atkins will leave Fl
day for New York whence he W
. leave on Saturday for the Great LAX,
naval training station, Illinois. NJ
u Atkins came to Bennington thr,
/ years ago to enter employment wi
l. James Wood, jeweler. He enlist,
the first week in June as first ella
machinist mate in the naval resery
lie has made many friends in BE
nington and to him are extended the
IS best wishes.