The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tolt
Briefly for Busy Readers

News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Fresh roasted peanuts at Estes
market. Adv
County Clerk ]. j. Stakeholder has
returned from a several days stay in
Montpelier on business.
Mrs. John Powers OF Hoosick was
the guest Thursday OF Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Murphy OF North street
Coming to the Harte Theatre Tues.
day, March 11th, Sessua Hayakawa
in Bonds of Honor" Adv
/ Cucumbcrs, scullions, radishes, let
tpce, oyster plant, egg plant, egg tur-
NIP. etc, Qt Estes market Adv
The oven at the Gage street DAY.
export bakery is being repaired to.
day and other Improvements have
teen made.
John Guiltinan of Worcester is
spending several days at the home of
his sister, Miss Lillian Guiltinan of
\ North stree
An adjourned meeting of the Wo-
mans Voters League Will be held In
the Library this evening at 7.30. A
large attendance is requested.
Miss Hilda Hurley returned the
first OF the week from Hartford,
Conn. where she has been spending
TWO weeks with relatives and friends
Regular meeting Lodge of Elks
Tuesday evening, March 18th, cleo
ton of officers for ensuing year. A
full attendance is desired Meeting
at s p m.
Chief Mckinley Chapman of the u.
: $. S. Leviathian arrived in Benning-
ton Tuesday evening and win spend
? brief furlough with Mrs. Chapman
Of Division street
Mrs, Frank Johns and daughter
Miss Ethel Johns. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
isuss of Gage street, returned to their
home in F'reeport. L. l.. the first of
the week.
, Mr., and Mrs. John O'Hare and in.
ant daughter of West Main street
eft this afternoon for Rutland where
. hey will remain over the week end
With Mrs O'Iare's parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. john p Kinvell.
? You may be rich, but If your soul
Inows not love, you're poor indeed
: See Rich Man, Poor Man" the Para
.nount-Artcraft picture featuring that
l dainty star Marguerite Clark and q
D Pathe News at Ha.;c Theatre today
NJ; ,a
Rev Frank w. iiodgden, who was
iannouneed TO speak at the Second
Congregational church next Sunday
las been obligedsto postpone his
yisit until the Sunday following
March i6. Mr.. Mills therefore vii
preach next Sunday both morning
and evening
Among the $4,000 OF Gen. Organs
eth Division who landed in New
York Thursday were two Bennington
boys, Musician Daniel Shaw an'
Mechanic Ansel -Bliss.-L Frank Shaw
: father of Musician Shaw, received
telegram from his son this mornini
which informed him that tn
TWO boys had safely arrived.
Burned Alive great European
sensation in which young woman
apparently cremated before the yer
eyes of the audience, will be one Q
The attractions connected with tn
entertainment to be given at tn
opera house Thursday evening, Marc
10, by the Henri jacques compan!
under the asupices Of the Benningto
City Band. ADV.
John Spargo OF Old Benningto
left this morning for New Yor
where he is to preside this evonin
at a banquet rendered to Madam
Catherine Breshkoosky, the famor
Russian revolutionist., "grandmoth'
OF the Russian Revolution and OF
er distinguished Russians NJ
Spargo is also to lecture in Coop'
Union, New York Sunday night an
for the Women's Club at Plalntiel
" j., on Monday
Major Cassius II. Peck. former
of Marshileld, Ore, and who was r
Gently honorably discharged from 4
Judge advocate generals department
because associated March with Il
law firm OF Griffith, Letter & Ale
OF Portland. Ore. Major Peck is
Vermonter and is well known
Bennington for the reason that h
wife was former Bennington gi
Miss Lillian Valentine. daughter
the late A. H. Valentine.