The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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cpctiy W. DoSy NV~oc'A
p. H. Kent OF Rutland is in the vii
lage today on business.
Miss Anna Rogers has returned from
wefk spent a. Lake George and vic
unity.
Dance at the Young Mems club
Thursday night. McGurn's orchestra.
ADV. 73t3
"The Eternal Magdelene1 with
Marguerite Marsh at Harte Theatre
today.-Adv.
John Lafamme and family went
Monu.. o. au omobile to Whiting
ham to attend the wedding of rela-
tive.
The Eternal Magdelene' with
beautiful Marguerite Marsh at Harte
Theatre today.-Adv.
Dr.. w. Brunei, chiroporist. will be
at Hiss Hutton's this week Thursday
on account of her vacation the follow
ing week.
st. Johns Parish. North Benning-
ton will hold its annual lawn party
on the rectory grounds on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Kendall who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs C. J.
Kinsley, returned today to her home,
Holyoke, Mass.
For quick disposal, special low
prices on several lots OF white shoes
IN canvas and nubuck. on our bargain
shoe counter at Novecks. Adv. 1872
Mrs, Mary Haimer CT Pownal, who
" NJ an
when the sign fell from the Putnam
House several days ago is able to be
out again.
Don't fail to see 1.-THE Eternal Mag
delene" at Harte Theatre today.-Adv.
Miss Hazel Hawthorne, who has
been spending the past week at the
home of her uncle, Rev. G. S. Mills
has gone to Arlington where she will
take UP her duties as secretary to
Mrs, Dorothy Garfield Fisher.
Ted Jenney won his fourth game
in the p. W. A. tennis championship
yesterday afternoon from Charles Cole
6-1, 6-1. This makes four victories
and enc defeat for Jenney and two de-
feats and one victory for Cole.
The Woman's Missionary meeting
OF the Baptist church will he held at
the home of Mrs William T. Barrett
on Grandview street Wednesday al
ternoon beginning at 8 o'clock. A
special invitation is extended to all
ladies OF the church.
What shall we do with the Eternal
Magdelene? Shall we pity her, pro-
tect her and fight for her or shall. we
drive her from our midst? See Mar.
guerite Marsh in "The Eternal Mag
delene,n Pathe News and Harold
Lloyd comedy at Harte Theatre to-
day.--Adv.
The case OF the James ]. Benelusha
company VS. the Union Cement and
Chemical company ct ais, the SIAM
ford Chemical company being one of
the defendants, which was to be tried
today in the U. Ssecourt at Rutland
was dismissed today by agreement.
Mrs Joseph Miner Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs William c.. Clark, for
few weeks. Mrs. Clark recently re-
turned from the House of Mercy hos
pital, Pittsfield, where she underwent
an operation about a month ago. She
Is improving rapidly and is now able
to be about the house.
THE remains OF F'idelia S. Tuttle ar
rived here Monday evening from Chi
cago and the interment took place in
the village cemetery. The remains
were accompanied to Bennington by
Mrs. Laura H. Norton of Chicago and
by Mrs. H. s. Bingham and Mrs.
James d. Ahercrombie OF Greenfield,
Mass.
Deeds have been passed for the
sale OF two double houses belonging
to the estate OF the late Jane G.. Day.
The property 1915 on Adams street
has been sold to Annie and Gideon La
croix. The property. 109-111 Adams
street was purchased by Louis Ben
nett. The sales were made through
the H. B. Hutchins agency.
Minor Clark. yeoman in the Log
room OF the U. s. s. Leviathan, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Clark of Grove
, street On its last trip the Leviathan
stopped at Brest, France eight days.
The crew we're given four days'sI
leave Of absence to visit Paris. While
at Paris Mr. Clark met Harold Bot
tum, son of F.. l.. Bottum OF South
street.
The Old Bennington Branch Ameri-
can Red Gross have in progress of
making 100 layettes Will the women
who are working on these layettes
kindly make an effort to bring them
completed to the Old Academy Build
ing on Thursday August 14th? 1t is
necessary that we know. the progress
of the work and how many of the lay
cites are finished as shipment is to
be made to Boston sometime within
the present month. If unable to COM
pete garment or garments by next
Thursday kindly report progress on
same
Rutland Fair.