The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-01-14

0tner uSeIul articles. REFRESHMENTS
were served and the party left Ton
the hate hour) wishing Miss Kelson
all happiness.
Aaron Levin OF Springfield is visit
ing friends in town.
Coming Thursday at Harte's Thea
tire, "Under Four Flags. Adv.
Mrs Mary Bridgeford OF North
street is confined to the house by i'll
ness.
Miss Hilda Hurley OF Branch street
is suffering from an attack of bron-
chitis.
Coming TO Harte Theatre Pearl
White in her latest serial THE Light
Raider. Adv.
Miss Marjorie Hurley, who has been
confined to the house by illness is
greatly improved.
Henry Ostrander. who has been i'll
OF influenza at his home in Pownal
is much improved
Miss Isabelle Norton, who has been
spending few weeks in Boston, has
returned to her home here.
Miss Anna Kearns. who has been
SPENDING a few days in Bayonne. n
j.. has returned TO her home here.
Miss Margaret Malone of Rutland
is spending a few days at the home of
her uncle John ] Mcbride OF Spring
street.
Frank Dulmage. manager of the
Wcolworth store. has returned after
spending the week end at his home in
Hartford
The Young Woman's club will hold
a dance in their rooms Thursday eve
ming from to r. Admission 35
cents Adv
Branch number four OF St Marys
Guild will meet with Mrs Harry
Breese ON Gage street Wednesday af
ternoon from three until five o'clock
Alice Brady in her latest Select
picture. THE Whirlpool stirring
drama OF life in New Yorks Tender
loin Pathe News and t. s. Wal
Film at Harte Theatre today. Adv.
David T Murray was in Troy Mon
day where he is installing a heatins
system in private residence Charlie;
Mcclure. who is employed by Mr.
Murray Is in Troy today on the same
work.
Charles ~yr. who has been engaged
in revenue work here for severa
months left Monday for Mancheste
where he will do similar work for I
few days before returning to Ben
nmgton
The Whirlpool truly Selec
picture--all that the name implie
featuring Alice Brady in the most al
tistic role OF her career, Path
News and T. S War Film at Hart
Theatre today Adv.
The funeral OF Orren Vosburgl
who died Sunday will be held fror
/ the church in South Salisbury Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev
I Gilbert 4. Cady will oifciate and bun
ial will be in the South Shaftsbur
cemetery.
Coming to the Harte Theatre tomo
row Alice Joyce in ITO the Highes
Bidder from the widely READ nov,
of the same name and Chapter No. |
of the great western serial "a Figt
for Millions featuring William Dun
can. Adv
Thomas f. Slattery, baggage mastt
on the branch line was injured Sa
urday while at work when a trun
fell on his foot. While his iniuriC
are not serious. Mr. Slattery wi
probably be confined to the house Il
a few days.
The High school club of the Y.
c. A. on Monday evening conducte
sleigh ride to the Green Mountai
club cabin. which was enjoyed
twenty-five people An advance pa
ty had warmed the cabin and had h
drinks waiting.
James r. Burke has gone to Was
ington where he will be joined
Mrs. Burke later in the week Nj
| Burke aud son Gordon expect
leave Thursday for philadelph
where Gordon viii resume his stud
at the University of Pennsylvania.
| Soldiers and Sailors night at I
IY. NJ G. A. Monday evening was {
served by few of the boys. and
II pleasant hour was spent before {
| open fire. with a cup Of coffee as
| treat This comes every Monday e.
| ming, and all Interested are urged
reserve the date.
Il Monday noon the Bible Study Co
mittee of the High school Club.
| gether with an adult representa-
from each sunday school. met at I
y. NJ. c. A. for luncheon and disc
sed ways and means to get hi
school boys 10 Sunday school II "
agreed that the sunday school Is
valuable as any other school, II
more so. and the boys mean to EN-
every student.
Giles r. fainter a retired bank
and father OF Mrs. John W. llar
whose summer hCme is "Thc NJ,
lnes" in Old Bennington. died SUM
at his home IN New York after Il
illness. Mr. Tamtcr was born in
lalo eighty years ago and for m
than thirty years was a Well knt
figure IN Wall street as senior m