The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Whitaker, (
Mrs. Robert Healy and Miss Mary
Wells motored to Troy Saturday.
Mis- r.ho' - saes of W1.aams.o own
assiste r' 'h0 musical service in
st. Peters church on Sunday evening.
See ,nc'ea., onap.er OF ~Ihe House +
OF Hate wah Pearl White and IN
tonic ..u. l, az !icrtc theatre today.
Adv
Jamc Dermoa OF Schenectady (
spent tnc NscG end with his mother 7
Mrs. it.. A. MoDermoit of Park 1
stree.
The ,,aii ion of John Grennan,
who is ioHs III at his home on
Putnam $3.50, remains about the
SANE.
Mr.. aad Ms john Whitney and
son Jou- d.. and James returned Sat
urday from g weeks visit with rea-
lives in G a. harrington.
The most popular male star VIM.
Farnuln, "a cough and Ready" q
Palhe Sow a. r. s War Film at
Harte theatre tomorrow. ADV.
Miss Ne. & lockwood has recover.
el from. :. weeks Illness and resumed
work NJ Clc.K IN the yictrola depart
men. { he Gi.swola store this morn
in,
Miss lsabc,c G. Tudor. who has
been IL Ni;h &. severe case OF bron-
ohitis, is 81 2aly improved and her
nurse, Alrs. Roae2 returned to Albany
toda.,
Miss Alice Morrissey OF Washington
street returned Sunday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in New
York. She resumed work in the Ban
her oftica this morning.
w. e. Newcomb has returned from
his home in South Cambridge where
he has been confined the past week
by Illness and resumed work for Harry
II. Warren this morning
Miss Geraldine Evans returned Sat.
llrday to her home on Union street
nom the Putnam Memorial hospital.
Miss Evans is getting along nicely
from a recent operation.
EIo wdid Nadine prove that she
could act? See Kitty Gordon in
Merely Players" and the last chapter
of THE House of Hate with Pearl
White and Antonio Moreno at Harte
theatre today ADV.
AS mark of esteem and apprecia-
ton of the long and efficient service
rendered by Miss Cora b. Whitney in
the public schools of Bennington. all
schools in the village will be closed to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. S. b. futile returned Saturday
from few days stay in Burlington.
She was accompanied by Mrs, c. j.,
Russell who will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. G. p. Martin at the Soldiers
home for few days.
World pictures present beautiful
Kitty Gordon in Merely PLAYERS. +"
supported by Irving Cummings, Geo.
Mac Quarrie. Johnny Hines and
Murie Ostriche and the last chapter
OF 'The House of Hate" with Pearl
White and Tntonio Moreno at Harte
theatre today. ADV.
Miss Barbara Burt returned Sunday
evening from Chester, Pa, where she
has been the guest of her brother, DR..
Cole Burt, the past week She was
also able to see her brother Eugene
Burt who is stationed at the military
training school in Gettysburg. Mrs
Burt who accompanied her daughter
is expected to return today.
Miss Emma c. Macdonald of Fort
Covington, N. Y. has been engaged as
general teacher in the high school tC
assist in several departments where
work was increased by the resigna
ton of Mr. Rice, the manual training
teacher. This work has been done
in the schools for the past six weeks
by local substitutes The schoo
authorities have been constantly en-
deavoring to find teacher but unit
now were unable to do so.
The following paragraph is taker
from the Quincy, Mass. Evennl
Times: Two torpedo-boat destroy
ers from the U. s. navy were launched
at almost the same second in two dit
ferent parts Of Quincy yesterday. A
the Fore River plant of the Bethlehem
Ship Building corporation the shi
Meridian was launched at almost tn
same instant the ship McLalahan too
the water at the Squantum plant. |
was the twenty-sixth launching an
the fourth at Squantum, making a tC
tai Of 20 launchings in Quincy sine
January L. Edward L. Sibley OF thi
town has been assigned duty on tn
Meridian.
Rev. and Mrs p. L. Dow returne
this morning from West Lebanan, J
Y, where Mr.. Dow preached last ev
ming in the Methodist church of tht
place of which he was at one tim
pastor. The church is holding a Gel
tenal celebration of which last eve
ings service was part The paste
Rev Marcus w. Fuller presided. Re
George ID. Baker of Sagle Mills, N. \
q former pastor offered prayer.
large audience was in at'endanc
This evening Rev. w. w. Foster,
d.. of Cambridge and Rev. Il.
Brown. d. d. of Troy n. y, are
speak. at a Young Peoples Rally, al
Rev. David III. Johnson of Volotia,
Y, will preach Tuesday evening
which time a Historical sketch will
read by Mrs. Learo p. Sherman. II
matched lumber used in the constr
ton OF the church cost at that tn
seven dollars per thousand feet