The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-02-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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tA'N. "a. y. Mills returned InurSuay
evening from a several days stay IN
New York.
Mrs. Mary F. Roswell OF North Ad-
ans is calling on friends in town for
few days.
/ l.. DeForest cone ana son, DeFor-
est. jr., are attending the automobile
show in Albany
Miss Catherine Hea.y eft this aft.
ernoon for Rutland, where she will
spend the weekend
Dangerous Days" by Mary Rob
erts Rhinehart, in this months Pic.
torial Review, now on sale at Evans
adv.
Robert Mccullough, who has been
visiting at the home ofJohn Ryan on
Depot street,has returned to New
York. - ~
Miss Eleanor Murphy. Who teaches
school in Nottingham, Is spending Il
several'weeks' vacation at her home
here
Otis N. Williams of Albany is visit.
ing at the home OF his fatherin.law
Fred o. Graves.
Mrs, Charles Sausville and children
OF Dewey street are visiting for a few
weeks at the home OF her mother In
Warren, Mass. asAkeeytt airAt
Mrs. Henry T. Phillips OF Troy is
spending q few days at. the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Morrisfey
of Dewey street A't t'5s
Don't mis- the big circus at Hatte
Theatre tonight. Dainty Billie
Rhodes is the star and Hoop La is
the feature. Adv s8'5a tsHcI
Mrs f. p. Morhous returned Thurs.
day from New Jersey. where she was
called several weeks ago by the Sc
rious illness OF relatives.
Mrs. Gladys Evans Knights is sub
stituting as teacher at the Cobble-
stone school this week for Mrs Ed
ward J, Smith, who is i'll.
Miss Mary Ryan. operator at the To-
cal telephone exchange, has not been
in the best of health for some weeks
and is taking weeks vacation
Henry MacLaren and Arthur Rus
sell left today for 9lbany, where they
4 viii attend the automobile show and
visit friends over the weekend aus,
I The LibraryDwill DO closed Tor two
4 weeks beginning March LIST Al
books belonging to the Library must
be returned on or before tqat date.
Miss Marion a. Adds o: Middleton,
Z Conn, formerly librarian OF the Ken
nington Free Library, is spending ?
few days at the home of Mrs. Harry
:. Moses,
rsNote the change in hour OF shows
at Harte Theatre tonight First show
at /. Harte Theatre u tonight. First
show from until $50. Last show
$40 to lo,45 ADV
Among those from Bennington who
e have attended the automobile show
in albany during the Neck are; olir
. / W. lIarwood, Frank n Gallagher and
George E. ponnelly. ~
:, Mr.. and Mrs,uf Starr left Thurs
day for their home in Saratoga aftel
spending several days at tue homI
| of Mr. and Mrs, Benjamin. Shimlin
sky Of Jefferson avenue.
L Miss Helen Thomas left today fol
| Middlebury. where she will be tn,
| guest Of Miss Marion Crathern owe
the weekend. Miss Crathern is
student al Middlebury college.
II ". j. burlington entertained sew
etal of his men friends at his hom
on Washington avenue Wednesda,
| evening, Cards were played and re
| freshments served and the evenin
was pleasantly passed by all.
| Municipal Judge and Mrs. W.
! Meagher left today for Lakevillc
! Conn. 10 visi, Samuel Blaclmer.
student at the Hotchkiss school. The
will remain for the mid-year exel
cises and will return on Sunday.
The car is so sturdily built that
rides owe. the toughest roads wit
the slnoothness OF a cur of muc
greater weight, The springs are lon
and flexible, the car is as soft foote
as kitten. The fairness OF the spring
prevents MI sudden rebound. II
the Essex BE sure to ride in I
ADV
Thomas j. Healy who was recent
granted his discharge from the nav
and who has since been at the HON
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y
Healy, left this noon for Washing
ton, d. C., to resume the duties of HI
former position, that of private seer
tary TO Judge o. NJ Barber Of tn
- United States court of customs a
peals.
A linen shower was recently tel
dered Miss Elaine I.atour, at Il
- home OF the Misses Roy of Nj
street in honor Of her approachin
marriage, TO Arthur Forgea Of Gre
| lock Miss Latour was the recipiel
| Of many beautiful pieces CT line
| Dainty refreshments were serve
| The party broke up at late hour, q
| wishing Miss lSatour the best of wis
| es for happy future.
| First show at lIarte Theatre I
| night at o'clock sharp and las
| until go The William S. Hart pi
| ture THE Tiger Man" which was a
| vprfiaph IN no uhown tnnicht will