The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Burt Allen of County street is I'M
able to be at work because Of illness.
Mrs. Herbert Davenport of Gage
street is convalescing from tonsilitis.
Ted Thomas has arrived home for
the spring vacation He attends Pen
nington Institute in Pennington, y.
J.
See the famous diving Venus An
nette Kellerman in Queen OF the
Sea- at Harle Theatre tomorrow.
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Charles S. Mills was in Albany
Saturday. He is at home from Dart
mouth college for the midyear yaca-
ton period.
Fred DeBelle was able today to re-
sumo work as driver OF one OF the ex-
press teams. He has been i'll OF ton
slltis for several days.
Lieut. j. d. Lane of the United
States navy, who has been stationed
at Salt Lake City, Utah, was recently
detailed TO the Pacific coast
The Mission Workers Of the Sec
ond Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. Hiram Hall on Grand
view street Tuesday evening, April
Is;
Carlyle Blackwell and Evelyn
Greeley in Courage for Two and
chapted No. of The Master Mys-
terry with "Houdini" at Harte Thea
tie.
Miss Francelia Evans, student at
Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, is with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Evans of Union street for the spring
vacation.
Mclean Stakeholder, who attends
Clarkson Technical Institute in Pots
dam, N. Y, is spending the Easter va
cation with his parents, County Clerk
and Mrs. Jacob J. Stakeholder.
Don't miss Annette Kellerman in
Queen of the Sea, colossal spectacle
of earth, ocean and sky and I'm on
My Way" a smashing good comedy al
Harte Theatre tomorrow Adv
Mrs. f. w. Bradford, who has been
absent from town two months recup-
Grating from her strenuous work as
president of the Bennington Branch
of the American Red Cross, has re-
turned home.
Charles S. Mills, who has been
spending the spring vacation with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. George s
Mills, returns Tuesday to Hanover
n. H., to resume studies at Dart
mouth college.
Mrs. Ella Peckham, who for ever
week ,ha$tbeen assisting with the
making vi maple syrup at THE hom'
OF her nephew, Clyde Peckfatn j
! PoYpal, bretWned to her hunIe OF
: Scott street Saturday Il
Kenneth ellison of PlattsbdrH n
v. who is staying at the home III Mr.
e and Mrs. L. DeForest Cone has EN-
ployment with the II. c., White com
- pany. in North. Benninglpn. Mr.. Gil
b son sisfarnepbsNa OF aNrssCone.
., - There wilLsba a. slight. Change il
the price of admission at the Hart
: Theatre tomorrow afternoon and ete
: ing. Matinee prices, children I
! cents, adults Is cents, Evening
adults 2Oi cents, chilateh 10 cents
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Mrs. Gilbert +. Davis Of Windsor
| president OF the Vermont Federation
of Womens clubs, who spoke at tn
iortnightly meeting on Saturday al
II ternoon, was the guest of friends i
town over Sunday. She left this a.
ternoon for Windsor.
/ Michael Costello OF Mil street LEI
/ this morning for Winooski to resum
r. his studies at st. Michael college MI
IT Costello recently returned from Owe
5. seas where he was in service fo
A nine months. He has been at hi
IS home here resting for ten days.
t. Although the Maude l.. Carpente
n school has pupils from Old Bennini
ton. North Bennington and Pown'
there we're no absences on account
- the blizzard Friday morning. Mis-
Carpenter states that one little tot
years old walked a mile through tn
storm and arrived on time.
The Junior Employed Boys gyr
nasium class basketball team wo
the nnal game of their series wit
the Junior Gymnasium class Saturda
afternoon by the close score of
II. The very accurate pass work
the winners was a pleasing featui
of the contest and in the opinion
the audience was the chief cause Il
the victory The game was slow
the start but after the youngste
warmed up they flew around the cou
on high. The Working Lads took Il
J lead at the start and held it throu
= out although the losers pressed the
closely all the way The lineup I
/ the Junior Employed was Harold L
win. Jacob Weichman, Samuel Lev
Jacob Sirlin and Kenneth Hunt'
The Juniors were Theodore Coo
Halsey Cushman, Clarence Wake
Leo Fay and Ernest Hall. The HI
YES were Is minutes in length. w
lard Sumner refereed and Edwa
Ransom umpired while Herbert
well scored. Next week these teal
will start series of three socc
football games after which there W
be series of volley ball.