The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-11-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Lester II. Nichols has returned
from business trip to Boston.
Earle Marsden, who has been i'll of
influenza, is able to be out again.
Clarence Suydam is confined to his
home on West Main street by illness.
Joseph Mcbride of Spring street
has gone to Manchester 10 visit rela-
tiyes.
( Miss Catherine oBrien Of Beech
street, is improving after an attack of
influenza.
James Burnham Of Main street is
spending a few days in Boston visit
ing relatives.
/ w. 3. Sheldon has been appointed
administrator of the estate of the late
H. c. Simmons.
Philip Jennings Of New York spent
the week end at his summer home in
Old Bennington.
Gordon Bretell, youngest son of
MIR and Mrs George Brettell, who
has been i'll, is improving.
John McGlynn. a former-re resident,
who is employed in the shipyards at
Hog Island is spending few days in
town.
Mrs Arthur Elliot will read a play
at the Y. w. C. ThursdaE evening
Mrs. Amyel Baker will sing. Girls,
don't miss it.
The 22nd annual meeting and ex-
hibition Of the Vermont State Horti-
cultural society opens today in the
town hall at ST. Johnsbury.
George Beban in big special Para
mount production Lost in Transit
Pathe News and T. S. War Film at
Harte Theatre today Adv
Mrs. Collins Graves has returned
from Paving, n. Y, with her son
William, who attends the Pawlina
school and who has been i'll.
Lost in Transit big specia
Paramount production featurins
George Beban. Pathe News and Wal
Film at Harte Theatre today ADV.
Coming to the Harte Theatre 70
morrow Gladys Leslie in wild Prim
rose and chapter No Z OF "A Figh
for Millions" featuring VIM. Duncan
. and Edith Johnson Adv.
Mrs. Charles f. Patterson ant
; daughter. Mrs Guy Murray have
closed their summer home in Old Ben
nington and have gone to Washington
: where they will spent the winter.
On account Of the parade the For
. ester's of America win postpone thei
< meeting from tonight until Wednes
1 day night al o'clock. All member
4 are urged TO be present. ADV. sit
1 There viii be a bear supper at tn
4 rooms of the Bennington Club OF
X Saturday evening The bear mea
viii be furnished by w H. and NJ. h
who were among the fortunate hunt
crs Of the season.
Young women of Bennington III
u Young Woman's Club invites &
d be their guests Thursday evening /
/ meet Miss Ethel Hobart OF Bosior
Z State Secretary OF the Nationa
! League of women workers
K Miss Florence Moore returned froI
\ Lyndon Center Sunday evening wit
Z her brother CALVIN who was recent
Z injured by a fall through a trap doc
3 William, who has been m at the Paw
4 ing school where he Is a student
4 G r. Howard arrived here MOI
3 day from Loving, New Mexico. II
4 visited briefly with his sister. Mrs. {
4 S Estes and left today for Shaft
& bury Valley where he will be tn
B guest Of his mother. Mrs Lois How
4 ard,
K The members of Mt. Anthony Cha
ter o. f. s. have been invited b
y Naomi chapter OF North Adams to a
1 tend their inspection this week THU
A day evening the 2lst The grand M
tron Of Massachusetts and , otht
4 grand officers are to be present, Me-
4 ing to open at 745 p. m.
4 Claude s. Thomson Of Rutland an
4 Mrs Stella White of Benningtc
were married Monday morning at te
n o'clock al the Methodist parsonai
4 by Rey. p L. Dow. The attendant
J were Thomas F. Powers and Mi,
4 Cora NJ Bruce. The bride wore bll
Silk with taupe hat A buffet lunC
was served at the brides home {
North street to a few friends aft,
I which Mr. and Mrs. Thomson left f,
d Greenport, Long Island, where tn,
they will remain for the winter,