The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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James X. Batcheldor is in town to-
day on business.
r. E. Howard and R. f. Niles We're
in Manchester Friday.
Isaac Satter of Pleasant street has
returned from a weeks visit with
friends in New York.
Our shoe department offers splendid
opportunity during Saturday and Mon
day at Estate of Joe Levin--Adv.
The cottage that F. L. Bottum is
building at Hedges Lake is nearing
completion and will be ready for oc-
cupancy within a week.
The body Of Charles II. Whitcomb,
accompanied by his brother. George,
has bee ntaken to Richmond, where
funeral services and burial will be
held.
The /. o. O. f. Band has been en-
gagged to furnish the summer con-
certs at North Bennington. The first
concert will be given next Tuesday
evening.
A woman's penalty SEQ Gladys
Broekwell in 1.-THE Call Of the Soul
Chapter No 6 Of "The Tigers Trail
and a Mutt and jeff comedy at Harte
Theatre today.--Adv
A cordial invitation is extended to
the people of Bennington by the LEGAL
Christian Science Society to attend the
free lecture in High School Hall, Mon
day night, June 9, at eight o'clock.
|. II you knew the truth, would you
love me still? See "The Cali of the
Soul with Gladys Brockwell. Chap
ter No. OF 1.-The Tigers Trail" and
ia Mutt and Jeff comedy at Harte
+ Theatre today.-Ady.
George Hail. brother of James L.
Hall who is now at the soldiers
home. died recently at the home Of
! his daughter in Meddlesex Center
He was a native of Pawlet and had
lived in Middlebury and other Ad
olson county towns.
/ Coming to the Harte Theatre. Mon,
day Three Green Eyes" a World
picture with an add-star cast includ
ing June Elyidge, Montague Love
Carlyle Blackwell Evelyn Greeley and
Johnny Hines and chapter No. IA Of
1.-THE Master Mystery.
The Christian Science Services al
Cos Main street; Sunday II a. m.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m. Reading
room open to the public to 5 p. m.
except Saturday and Sunday Here
may be read or borrowed all author
lied Christian Science literature
DIR. ]. r. Wilson today received
letter from Capt A. f. Houle of th'
medical corps who has been at
tachdd 10 oneyo f the engineers req
amspIs, .Wiah the army of occupation
in Geimany, stating that he could b.
expected to appear in Bennington al
most any day III
Services in st. Peters Church. Ia
morrow, Whitsunday, will be Bbl
C9rNpnion II 1890; Holy Communion
4 shht AFhion RE- 1890; Evening Praye
and Flower Service for the SuIaIa,
School at 5 O'clock This will be o.
last session of the school for It'll
summer and the prizes fer attendade,
fahd scholarship win be awarded K d
this service. Each member OF th
School is expected to bring a sbAl
bunch of flowers. III
Word has been received here ft6r
John sSpargo OF Old Bennington, wh
sxps,. DARED in the railroad wreck 10
. BE lish-su Wednesday that he is he
ing as we'll as could be expected
There were al first fears that n
li'baokQ Aad ibelMl broken or that th
spine had suffered serious injurylIl
prbtes' however, "a Be the fact Tia
there is'nollfpg more serious thu
! some crushing bruises from which n
will recover. II was reported tina
his nose was broken but that Is no
! eorrerct Mrs. Spargo was visitln
, her husband Thursday and FRIDAY
He Is not expected to return for som
Gays.
Albert Bourret, young Canadla'
sOiuler VINO was one OF the yer
first to answer the call OF his countr
for volunteers and who cnly c0upl
OF weeks ago returned from ovel
seas, has been stopping in town wit
friends for few days. He left O.
Friday for Troy and will also yisl
In New York before returning hom
in Montreal. II is expected that h
VIII stop in Bennington again on hi
return trip The young man is
son OF Madame Celina Bourret VIII
: is especially well known in BENIN,
ton as she has spent number a
, summers al the home Of Mrs. Anni
stacia of Gage street. Mr.. Bourre
was ono Of four OF his company /
return home from the front an
q among other honors bestowed upo
n him was the CroiX de Guerre.