The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-08-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Business meeting at Young Wo
mans club tonight.
George Lucier formerly of Benning-
ton is visiting in town for a few days.
Miss Rose Thomcyer of Albany is
visiting her cousin. Miss Helen Hur-
ley of North street.
Miss Mildred Dunn of Rutland
spent Sunday with William Murray
and family of Gage street.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Foresters OF America at their
rooms tonight at o'clock
| Thomas Shea, James Malady and
James McGraw of Hoosick Falls were
the guests OF friends here the 10th.
vii lam Miller, who is employed in
the Chandler store at Old Bennington,
has returned from visit in Rutland.
Mrs. John Jones has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
Connecticut and Rhode Island
The Electric A. C.'s won baseball
game from SALISBURY, yesterday, on
the Desert" by the score of 8 to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bertrand and
Mrs. David Dickinson of Warrensburg,
N. T., were the guests Sunday of B..
A. Quinlan.
Mrs. r. c. Reynolds of Troy was
the guest over the weekend of her
sister, Mrs. Charles E, Welles of Old
bennington.
Mrs. Mary Adams and Miss Amy
and Miss Polly Harbour have return
ed from stay of week at Oak
Ledge, near Burlington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Young OF New York
city returned to her home today after
visiting here at the home of her father
Martin Coyle of Pleasant street.
Mrs. VIM. T. Lawrence returned to
her home in Troy. Friday, after a two
weeks visit with her sisters, the
Misses LOOMS of School street
Miss Frences Kittel of Lancingburg
has returned home. While in to WIN,
she was the guest of Miss Ella j., Cum
mings of North street.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lawrencel and
daughter of South Hadley, Mass, we're
the Sunday guests OF Mr. and MrsN e.
ID. Moore of Gage street.
Mrs ~ E. Austin, police matron in
burlington, is visiting Miss Barbara
Hunt home demonstration agent
connected with the BENNINGTON
county farm bureau.
Clifford T. Aldrieh. who has been
visiting at his former home here. re.
turned this afternoon 10 Rotterdam
Junction where he is employed by the
Delaware and Hudson railroad.
The latter part of last week red and
white stripes were painted on some
telegraph poles on Main street. This
was done TO help mark The automobile
tour from Hoosick Falls to Bratt eboro
Miss Eleanor Richie formerly of
Bennington, has returned TO her home
in Great harrington after being the
weeks guest of Miss Clarice White
of North Bennington.
Bert Lytel in William Dudley Pei.
ley's Saturday Evening Post story,
zone Thing at Time O'Day'' Pathe
News and Harold oyd comedy at
Harte Theatre tomorrow,-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell NJ. Hyde and
son John have returned to Pitsfe.d
after spending two weeks vacation
with their parents, Mr., and Mrs. w
r Hyde of South street
E. H. Boughton, wife and brother
George Boughton, former occupants of
the Tichenor place in Old Bennington
and who are now living in Troy were
nj irfondc IN,
the weekend.
You belong to me for thirty days!"
30 said young man to a beautiful
what did he mean? See
May Allison in In for Thirty Days
and Tom Mix in "A Child of the
Prairie at Harte Theatre today
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Thomas and
daughter of Baltimore are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Moore of Gage
street. Mr. Thomas is a former VIII |
mington boy and at present is employ
ed by the government in the ship.
yards at Baltimore.
The patrons of the hGrie Theatre
will have an opportunity tomorrow to
''NN q PiN~uiNs the oNDiy Vi WHICH WIS |
written by a local writer, William |
Dudley Policy, while employed at the
the Bennington Banner Office. The
title is Zone Thing at Time O'Day."
The star in the picture is Bert Lytell
ADV
Eight per cent of the material to
be used in the manufacture of the
first lot of cars to be put out by the
automobile company
has arrived at the shops of the Olin
Scott Estate but the other 20 per
cent is being held up by the embar-
COS on the railroad. Mr.. Martin has
just returned from a trip to some OF
the large autmobile manufaC 2 ing
1entels and says that the congestion
Of material of all kinds awaiting ship
ment is startling.