The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Join the Red Cross.
Miss Anna Levin is in North Adams
today on business.
Joseph Mulligan is assisting in the
Mulligan & Roche store.
Miss Maud Kennon of Weeks street
is IN with bronchitis and influenza.
Adams Hardware store will be open
every evening until Christmas Adv
Mrs. Catherine McKeon of Pleasant
street is confined to the house by i'll
ness.
Every dollar works in the Red
Cross. Start your dollar in the great
work OF humanity.
Miss Barbara Cronin arrived last
evening from Washington to spend a
few weeks with her mother. Mrs. d.
F. Cronin.
Cole Bowen, who has been confined
TO the house by illness for a few DAYS,
resumed. work this morning at La
fortunes restaurant.
Mrs. Harry H. Warren has been
called to Montpelier by the death of
Mrs. II. S. Smith, sister of the late
Col Robert j. Coffey.
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Mabel Normand, the rainbow
girls of the screen, in Back to the
Woods" and smashing good Sun
shine comedy. Adv.
Miss Pauline Cornell and Miss lisa
belle Tudor were at the Drysdale
store Tuesday evening soliciting foi
the Red Cross. Miss Maude Harris
and Miss Florence Moore were at the
Lurie store engaged in the same
work.
The regular meeting of Miriam Re
bekah lodge was held last evening
and several candidates were taker
in. The work is being carried on il
very pleasing manner After the
meeting refreshments were served
and social hour enjoyed by all.
Love VS.. Vengeance in the big Vita
graph production. "The Green God
featuring Harry T. Morey and Betty
Blythe. chapter No of the grea
western serial "A Fight for Millions,
with William Duncan and Edit
Johnson at lIarte Theatre today. ADV
Would you convict a girl If her hant
kerchief was found in dead man.
room? See Harry T. Morey an
BETTY Blythe in THE Green God" an,
Edith Johnson and William Duncan II
chapter No. II of the great Vitagrap'
serial, "A Fight for Millions al Hart
Theatre today ADV.
The Y. NJ c. A. directors at thei
monthly meeting Monday night vote
to extend membership privileges L
returned soldiers for the period col
responding to the time which they ar
entitled to wear their uniforms. Ever
returning soldier is cordially invite
to make use of the Association.
The members of the Second Cor
gregational church and parish are re
minded of the Forefather's supper o
Friday evening. This is not a su5pe
for money-making with invitation I
The general public. but a get.togethe
Gathering of the families of IN
church II is especially desired tina
the new members and friends of tn
church may be present for better a,
quaintance. A social time will folio
the supper. The tickets are 80 cent
and the hour is els.
James powers. in:an; son of NJ
and Mrs. Thomas Powers Of Mort
Bennington. died Sunday at the Pu
nam Memorial hospital after week
Illness OF pneumonia. Mrs. Power
was, before her marriage, Miss Louis
Burns and was telephone operate
at the local exchange. The funeri
was held this morning at ocloc
from the st. John the Baptist churc
in North Bennington, Rev. r. ]
Burke ofiiciated Burial was in III
North Bennington cemetery.