The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Tolc
Briefly for Busy Readers

Guy Bacon OF Pownai are IN town to-
day.
Mrs. Ellen Murray returned today
from q weeks stay in New York ON
business
Mrs Harriet Williams has returned
from business trip to New York for
the Drysdale store.
Mrs Raymond Elwell and brother.
Hawkins II. Patten of SALISBURY
were in town Tuesday on business
s25 overcoats placed on sale at $40;
$3.50 and SIS ovcrcoats worth $50 to
sos al Nfulligan and Roche's. Adv
Matters of importance are to be
brought before Co. A. tonight and it
Is desired that every member be
present;
Alice Brady, screens most versatile
star. in 1.-THE Death Dance" and chap
ter No. 7 of THE Iron Test" at Harte
theatre today. adv
Mrs, Frank Perry, who is under
going treatment at the Putnam Me-
mortal hospital is reported as slight
ly improved
Don't fail TO see "The Death Dance
featuring Alice Brady, and chapter
No. 7 of THE Iron Test. at Harte
theatre today. adv
Reserved seat tickets for ST.
Patrlcks entertainment on sale at
the Harte theatre and at st. Francis
dc Sales rectory. adv
Reserved seat tickets for st.
Patricks entertainment on sale at
the Harte theatre and at ST Francis
dc Sales rectory. adv
Coming to the Hartc theatre to-
morrow. Gladys Leslie in Little Miss
No-Account,' and 'What viii Father
Say" a corking good comedy adv
The first maple sugar of the season,
made up in small blocks for sale as
confectionery. has made its appear
ance in the village and is selling for
603cents pound.
Mt Anthony lodge f. and A. NJ.
win work the Master Mason degree
on Tuesday evening, March IS The
first section will begin at p. M. sup
per at $50 and the second section at
SPIN
The box social, which was enjoyed
by the members aud friends Of the
Odd Fellows and the T. o. o. f band,
was a great success Aside from be-
ing success socially the band
realized s95.
"A regular drill Of Company \ will
be held In library hall this evening at
7,30 The officers request that all
members be present as there is i'm.
portant business to be brought up at
this meeting.
Miss Emma Dion and Eugene La
Fortune, IT,, accompanied Mrs La.
Fortune to Cheshire today The three
have been III Of influenza and will re-
cuperate at Mrs. LaFortunc's former
home IN Cheshire.
There Will be no more work on
refugee garments at the Red Cross
rooms until April l. Yarn may be
obtained on Friday afternoon, March
u. and on Wednesday only thereaf-
ter until further notice
Coming to the Opera House Friday
evening, Gaby Deslys, the incompar-
able star. most popular dancer and
most talked of woman in the world
In "Infatuation' romatic story of
French stage life and its temptations.
Adv
The Gladys Leslie picture, Little
Miss No-Account." which was adver.
iscd to be shown at the Harte thea.
trc today was misshipped and will be
shown tomorrow. II VIII be substi
tuted by Alice Brady in "The Death
Dance" adv
Herbert Satter, little son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Satter. is i'll. The lit
tie boy was taken Ill while he and
his mother were visiting relatives in
Pnssaic, n. j. He Is able to be
about the house but is still suffer
ing from swollen glands,
Mrs. j. Burton Powers, who is in
New York has been seriously Ill and
for a time II was feared pneumonia
would develop Word was received
this morning by her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, W. j. Handles, that her condi
ton was much improved
Mike" Garfield of Hoosick Falls
resumed work Tuesday as conductor
on the trolly line His run is from
Hoosick Falls to Bennington Mr.
Garfield Is one OF the oldest conduct
ors on the road and is well-known IL
town. He has been confined to his
home for several weeks by illness.
a special meeting Of the Unite,
Order of Golden Cross is called fol
Thursday evening, and will be helt
at the home Of Mrs. Stella Corbett OF
Pleasant street The meeting will b,
called 20 order at o'clock and It Il
requested that all new names fol
membership are brought In at tina
time.
The street department Is depend
ing to a considerable degree upol
cinders for the resurfacing of high
ways and since January has haule,
and spread on the streets S65 cubi
yards OF cinders The greater POI