The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Morris Levin is in Albany today.
P. B. Jennings returned the latter
part Of last week from business stay
in New York.
Manager w. E. Bissell of the local
telephone Office is in Manchester to-
day on business.
Miss Fannie Serk of Troy is a guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Levin of River street.
Miss Alice MCGOWAN of Hoosick
Falls was the Sunday guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Oatman.
Dance, Thursday and Friday even
ings in Black Cat hall. Two big
dances and a good time assured.
Miss Margaret Hughes OF the Put
nam Memorial hospital staff is at her
home in Hoosick Falls for few days.
Rene Erny and Martha Kearns
motorcycled to Pittsfeld Sunday
where they spent the day at Mr..
Erny's homo.
Mrs. Leon Miller, son and daughter
Of Hoosick Falls spent Monday with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Russell CT
Dewey street.
Rev. J. A. Perry, who is superin,cn-
dent OF the Round Lake Institute, was
in Troy Monday to arrange for the
summer program.
/ Coming to the opera house Friday
and Saturday afternoon and evening
reissue Of "The Birth Of Nation
at moderate prices. ADV.
A drama Of tense suspense, "a
/ Heart in Pawn with Sessue Hayaka'
wa. Pathe News and Harold Lloyd
comedy at Harte Theatre today
W. J. Randles returned Saturday
evening from a stay of few days at
Windsor where he attended a con-
yention Of insurance underwriters.
An unusual display Of clothing, etc,
has been arranged for the annual
Academy sale in Old BENNINGTON,
which IS to be held June and g.
Have you a flag to throw to the
breeze On Memorial day? II not call
at the Banner Office where you may
( buy a 5x3 foot flag for 80 cents and a
5xS nag for Sl.99.
i Vincent McGoyern. who was recent
( ~ discharged from the army and re.
turned last week to his home in North
Bennington, left today for visit with
friends in St Johns, p Q.
George Van Santvoord has returned
from New York 20 the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Van
santyoord in Troy They are sum
mer residents OF Old bennington.
"A Heart IN Pawn, a romance Of
I japan and Ainerica-featuring the dis
linguished Japanese star Sessue
fiayakawa, Pathe News and Harold
lloyd comedy at Harto Theatre today
II Shirley Williams and William Hih
II are among the lucky fishermen on the
I streams over tho week end. Mr.. VII
liams succeeded in landing a brown
/ trout that weighed three pounds and
1.-TWO ounces. an
Gaming to the IIarte Theatre Tor
\ anorrow Evelyn Ncsbit in the Wiliaih
q Fox production Woman Woman. q
4 tale OF love written in scarlet and
a chapter No. 2 OF Tho Man Of Might''
y with William Duncan and Edith JOHN
fsorbra DW ula nh
4 vTomato Plants for sale, early yar-
4 lies ready TO set II r. TOO early 10
\ set cut an your plants but every gar
D den oslier should put IN a few early
J tnmnto plants which will fruit IN
July.hN T.. Howe 2Ss South ST
Adv. llt2
Word has been received that Wells
Latin Fields, son Of the late Admiral
Fields Of Old Bennington, has haer
admitted to the Annapolis ncva
training school The young man. whc
Is IS years OF age, IS reported 10 hr
The Youngest to pass the entrance c2
animation this year.
An article making the garden prop
ositioa attractive to younger children
, written By Miss Annie T.. Dakin ap
pears IN The June number OF Primary
Education. This article brinJi OF
} the practical and artistic points viii
two original stories adapted TO thu
: theme and closes with hoe drill on
titled yankee Doodle or "The Hoov
= er Boys pronounced up to the minute
/. in its application. The figures Illus
trating the drill, photographed b
: White, are six young gardeners IL
/ town, Woodruff and Philip Hall
. Franklin Lasher, Harold Simmons
+ Edward Spear and Charles Pratt