The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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John scarey, ST.. was in Troy Sat
rrdas'
W. o. Burt Of Park street extentIon
who was taken suddenly III Thursday
morning is slightly improved.
Mrs. Rhoda Roe has been visiting
relatives in Albany for a week and
returned to her home on North street
Saturday
The auditors have finished their
work on the village accounts. Three
days time this year was required for
the work
Mrs VI. Margolin, who has been
visiting her daughters in Poughkeep, !
sic fer the past three weeks. returned
home Sunday.
DO not miss the sale Of suits at $40 Z
and SIS. worth s25 10 sS5 at Multi.
gan's and Roches The best value
offered. Adv.
Robert, Hail of Old bennington, who
| several weeks ago sustained brok
en- ankle is able TO be about with the
aid OF crutch.
Regular meeting Lodge of Elks
! Tuesday evening, March 10th at p.
/ M Election Of officers for ensuing
year. Full attendance is desired.
ADV.
Mrs Chester Mallory of Albany
and Mrs. VI. ]. Casey OF Pittsburgh,
Pa. were week end guests of their
sister, Mrs, Thomas Hughes Of Main
street
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kecseman
returned Sunday night from Holyoke.
: Mass where they were called last
week by the death of Mr.. Keeseman's
: mother.
Taylor Jones. who has been in the
Putnam Memorial hospital for several
? weeks undergoing medical treatment
= left the institution Sunday much i'm.
, proved in health.
. Mrs Jennie Levin left Sunday for
> New York where she will join her
son, Morris Levin who has been i'll
: Boston for q week and arrived In
!, New York Saturday
l. Mrs William Hill and two little
, daughters OF Park street and Mrs
!, Hills mother. Mrs Gorges of Old
/ Bennington. have returned from a
A. weeks stay in New York
p. The Womans Missionary society
l. of the Second Congregational church
e will meet with Mrs Helen J. Thomas
Al 306 Pleasant street. Tuesday after
% noon, March IL, at O'Clock.
h c. A. Wood has materially i'm
sr proved the interior OF the store in his
is Main street block recently vacated
y by II. p. Woodman. Tie woodwork
r. hos been refnished throughout
y Mrs. David Winship and nephew
r. Harold File, who have been tn,
guests for several days OF her sister
ct Mrs. Claire w. Sohle, returned Il
er their home in Eagle Mills Saturday.
~ Heart Of Gold. the new Work
e picture. starring Louise Hun AM
IL Johnny Hines. goes with q rush from
ie start 10 finish. and chapter No. 3 o
1t The Master Mystery" AZ iIarte thea
" tire Today adv
>. 81 Mrs. s A. Burt and Mrs. II. u
-. ~ Moore will entertain ladies' OF Gag
street circle AZ the Methodist churcl
- on Wednesday afternoon. l.adie
= come early and bring thiinble an,
:. scissors.
e
IN Chief of Police brazil and Office
Richard Hurley each made an arrcs
hc Saturday night for intoxication. TIL
n, usual fines and cost were imposed a
II. a hearing before Municipal Judge W
no j. Meagher this forenoon but the r.
he spondents being unable to pay wer
~ renanded 10 Jail
Private Joseph Hogan, who wen
into the war as member OF compan
NJ OF Hoosick Falls. recently arrives
from overseas and was at the HON
OF his mother, Mrs. Catherine Hogan
90 Tor the weekend. He has returned L
one of the military camps on Lon
n, Island, there to remain until after In
en- big parade in New YORK.
an Henri Jacques, the magician, who
&c appears at the Bennington oper
ne house next Thursday evening unde
IN the auspices Of The Bennington Cit
10 Band, is assisted by Miss Ethel Rus
ng sell. the winsome singing and dan,
or ing artistic Miss Russell will be RI
by memberod as the leading member @
on kiralfy's ballet and her presenc
he should add much to the enjoyment a
the evenings entertainment. ADV.
The members OF the Bennington
Club have made arrangements for
high class musical entertainer
al which win be given in the club room
hi. on Wednesday evening, March ig a
m. o'clock. Tho Florehtne Trio ha
en- been engaged. consisting of Andre,
Visochi one of the greatest az
Gordon players, Miss Olga Capuccit
a charming Italian violinist and Kati
leen McAllister, dramatic sopran
and pianist Lunch will be served.
President Il. C. Cook of The Glob
! Shipbuilding company of superior
! Wis, visited his sister. Mrs. Georg
II. Moore of Weeks street for a brio
period Sunday. Mr.. Cook is nativ
of Williamstown but went ives; abou
twenty-five years ago. Like all shiI
building concerns his company wa
n r1 l.... Il. a.