The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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H. Wells Person is in Plainheld on
business.
NJ. Lurie of New York was in town
today.
Miss Ella Cummings is in Albany
today on business.
Homer tomatoe plants on sale at
The Fruitland. Adv.
Geraniums. vines and fancy pansies
at The Fruitland Adv
Carl Martin Of Chicago is the guest
Of friends in the village.
Fresh Schraffts Blue Banner choco
lates at The Fruitland. Adv.
Mrs. II. F. Gibson OF Union street
is entertaining Mrs. ]. R. Wiles OF
Sanford. Me.
Miss Katharine Merrill of Chicago
is the guest OF Mrs. Morton B. Hull
in Old Bennington.
Coming to the opera house soon a
reissue of the Birth of Nation at
popular prices. Adv.
The condition of Herbert Marsden,
who has been i'll for many weeks, is
today reported to be serious.
! Mrs. Lena Russell of East Main
street entered the Putnam Memorial
hospital today for treatment.
Fresh strawberries. home grown as
Iparagus, lettuce, cucumbers, radishes,
ripe tomatoes and onion sets at The
Fruitland. Adv
H. d. Hutchins and j. NJ. Ayres
have been appointed commissioners
and appraisers on the estate OF the
late Jane E. Day.
Coming to the Harte Theatre to-
morrow Douglas Fairbanks in Bound
in Morocco, Paramount Aircraft
Ipicture and Pathe News. Adv.
Miss Geraldine Evans, who has
been at her home the past few
months because OF i'll health, has re;
turned to Brooklyn and resumed stud
lies at Pratt Institute. %
There will be an important meeting
of the w. r. c. Friday evening TO
make plans for Memorial day. II is
expected that the reports of the state
convention will be read at this time.
Augustus Violas, formerly Of the
firm OF Pappas and Violas who for
merly conducted confectionery shop
on Main street, returned Wednesday
TO New York after few days visit in
town.
Mrs. Frank Grennan and daughter
Mary Frances, who have been stop
ping for a couple weeks with the
Misses Grennan Of Spring street. left
Wednesday for their home in sche-
neutady. a sm,a-
Wmsome Marion Davies as the
salvation Army lassie in the screen
, version Of the most famous OF mnsi
cal comedies, THE Belle OF New
. Yofkrfa Parsons comedy and "a Ford
weekly at Harte Theatre today. Adv
! Quartermaster Ell, Hathaway OF
the local post. whes has been VISITING
f. n. Shepard oflFair Haven for near
} " d week, Is expected 70 arrive al
I home today.g Nj. Shepard and Mr.
; Hathaway have been attending tll'
State G. AYR Encampment at Rut
land this week, ussno .
I Michael sMahar of. River Stree
while at worksin the Holden, Leonard
mill Wednesday AFTERNOON was strucl
in the left groin with a knife which
he was using to sharpen a spindle
The cut was about half an inch lonl
and bled freely. The injury is no
considered serions.
, See the most beautiful girls in tn
world--the world famous Ziegfiel'
: beauty chorus in "The Belle of New
York" featuring beautiful and win
some Marion Davies, and Birds o
a Feather" one Of the famous Par
son comedies and Ford weekly a
! Harte Theatre today. Adv.
There will be no Memorial Sunda,
services at Hinsdillville this year.
is necessary for the veterans OF tn
Civil War to attend the service at tn
Baptist church and they feel that tn
. trip to Hinsdillyille would be to-
NJ wearisome for them in their declir
4 ing years. This will be the first tim
y that the Hinsdillville service will b
omitted from the regular Observance
of the period