The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
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Carver will take place Tuesday even
ing at 7.SO.
Mr.. and Mrs S. F. Adams of Rupert
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wood.
Mrs. Robert Crowder of New York
has been visiting Miss Eva DEMO of
Scott street for few days.
Mrs. Guy Murray of Old Bennington
is spending the day in Troy, going
there by automobile this morning.
The Misses Anna and Eleanor Guilt
nan of Schenectady are the guests this
week of Miss Lillian Guiltinan.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Young Women's club will
be held at the rooms tonight, June End.
/ Miss Margaret Hayes was in Pitts
field for Memorial day and to visit her
sister, Miss Julia Hayes over the week
end.
Miss Rose Thomyer has returned to
her home in Albany after spending
few days here visiting Miss Helen Hur.
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Satter entertained |
as their guests Memorial day, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Charles z Kronlck Of North Ada
ans
Miss Pauline Collins, Rutland, has
been spending few days with her
cousin, Mrs. John Gilrain of Depot
street.
Francis Guiltinan has returned to
West Rutland after spending the week
end here as the guest Of Miss Lillian
Guiltinan. IA
Henry w. Putnam of New York, who
has been the guest OF Edward HI
Everett for few days, has returned
to the city.
Howard c. Shields, manager of the
Troy Gas company, is expected to open
his home at Old Bennington some time
this week.
Rev. Joseph Robinson and family
will arrive at Old bennington this
week and open their house there for
the summer months.
The prayer and praise services are
transferred to Wednesday evening,
1870. because of commencement at the
high school Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kellogg and
two children motored from Cleveland,
Ohio, las week and are at their home
in Old Bennington for the summer.
Rev. j. A. Perry goes to Washington
to the nanual National Convention OF
, 1.-The Anti-saloon League, June 4 TO 6,
leaving Wednesday night on the sleep
err 5r, slim 3n t.tHt 81
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Seymour and
son Wilfred and Mrs. Mckinley Chap
man returned Sunday from vergennes
where they spent the week end with
g RELATIVES. 81 bss oof if9 81 n,gl
Aclass OF about eighty were confirm
l ed at the ST. Francis de Sales church
e Sunday morning. Bishop Joseph j.
. Rice, Bishop of Burlington, ofhciated
at the service. '' '''
/, What are the nine great emotions
, every woman has?n See Anita Stew
I art ina Midnight Romance a Lois
}. Weber production at Harte Theatre
= Wednesday. ADV.
t Miss Jessie LOOMS spent Memorial
5 day and the week end with her sister,
Mrs. w. T. Lawrence in Troy. She was
also Joined by her sister, Miss Fannie
LOOMS of New York.
. "The Quickening Flame" a World
!. picture starring beautiful June Elvidge
n supported by Montagu Love and chap
!. ter No. Is Of "The Master Mystery" at
q Harte Theatre today Adv
!. Gym class will follow the business
Il meeting and be held in the hail. as the
e playground is being graded and put in
t. repair, so that il is not practicable to
> carry on outdoor features this week.
S Judge and Mrs. 0. NJ Barber, who
g has been at their summer home in Old
a Bennington making preparations for
its occupancy during the summer
/. months have returned to Washington.
n Pants won the war-wear pants, See
s "Oh, You Womenl' Paramount pic
n ture with Ernest Truck and Louise
s Huff, Pathe News and Harold Lloyd
II comedy at Harte Theatre tomorrow.
" Miss Ella G. Barney Of Keene, N. H.,
y and Mrs. N. A. Mutt of West Groton,
e Mass. who have been visiting for a
. few days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
u II. NJ. Barney returned to their homes
u today.
June Elvidge, famous and popular
y World star supported by Montagu
=, Love in THE Quickening Flame" and
:, chapter No IS Of THE Masked Mys-
!, terry" with "Houdini" at Harte Theatre
today. Adv
Maid by day, regal beauty at mid
= night, Anita Stewart in Lois Weber
picture "a Midnight Romance and
chapter No. of The Man of Might
with William Duncan and Edith John
son at Harte Theatre Wednesday, Adv
, Miss Mary Healy, who has been EN-
ployed in the Office OF the attorney gen
eral department Of justice at Wash
= ington, has resigned to accept posi-
ton in the department of Civilian Re
lief American Red Cross, at the nat
,r ional headquarters.
Commencing Tuesday, June 3, the
ne Bennington 4 Dorset autobus line will
d. run q special trip to accommodate
q; those desiring to attend court at Man
q chester. on all days that court is in