The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
Ralph H. White is convalescing
from the grip.
Coming-"Sold OF Fortune
at Harte Theatre.--Adv.
DR.. and Mrs E NJ. Gardiner and
son spent Tuesday in Troy.
DR.. w. Brunet, chiropodist, will be
at Miss Hutton's Thursday. Adv.
Miss Leah Roy, who has been seT-
iously ill., is abe to be about thu
house.
Wanted-A reliable cook. Mrs.
John N. Leonard, 2l7 Silver st. ADV
32tf
Jack Dempsey he worlds heavy
weight champion) is coming at Lii
brary Theatre. Adv.
Miss Ella Cummings OF North
street is in New York tending the
spring millinery openings.
A. H. Harbour who has been suf
fering from the grip, is much i'm
proved and able to be about the house
again.
Miss Harriet Austin, who has been
iii of the grip, has recovered and re-
sumed work Tuesday in the Office OF
Harrison /. Norton.
Miss Donia Rousseau of Grove
street, who underwent an operation
at the Troy hospital last week, is re-
ported to be get ing along nicely.
Howard Hicks returned Tuesday to
Pittsfield where he is employed. He
has been at his home here for over
week convalescing from the grip.
Everybory enjoys children on the
stage, see the two children artists. the
Bassett Sisters, in wonderful dane.
ing act at Harte Theatre tonight in
addition to regular show.-AdY.
Mrs. George E. Donnelly enter
tanned a few friends at cards Tuesday
evening a. her home on Union street.
Light refreshments were served and
2 delightful evening was enjoyed
Come early if you want seats. The
Harte Theat g will be packed to the
doors to see the special added attrac-
t on, the Bassett Sisters. those won
derful little dancers, age 5 to IL
ADV.
| Added special att action at Harte
Theatre today-The Bassett Sisters,
ages and IL years, in one OF the most
wonderful dancing acts you have ever
seen Bring the children, they'll enjoy
this act--Ady.
Americas supreme art creation,
New Yorks most absorbing at;rac-
ton, D w. Grinith's masterpiece
Broken Blossoms" at Library Thea
ire today-showing at p. M, 80 p,
M. and 9 p. m. Regular admission
Adv.
The funeral of Mrs. C. NJ Lambert
] will be held Thursday afternoon at
f. L. Lambert of Schoo street Rev
j. Elmer Mckee will oficiate and the
body viii be placed in the vaul. at
Park Lawn cemetery.
At the Murrays; -Alrs. Murray viii
be in New York the coming week
Patrons desiring to place specia' or
d rs may phone 576-M, or come in be-
fore Saturday. In the meantime any
merchandise now on hand VIII be (
sold at great advantage to he pur-
chaser Adv.
George Burnap announces the en-
gagement Of his sister, Miss Grace
Burnap, 10 Edward H. Everett OF
Bennington and Washing on The
wedding will take place before
Easter. Miss Burnap is a cultivated
musician and has spent several wint
ers in Washington with her brother.
Fhe funeral of vii am B. Hard. who
died Monday at his home in South
SALISBURY, was held this afternoon
from the South SALISBURY Methodist
church at O'Clock. Rev. c. f. Cady
OBLIGATED and the body was placed In
the vault Park Lawn cemetery Mr..
Hard was 81 years OF age and had
many acquaintance in Bennington.
Miss Agnes Houran, stenographer
in Office of the H. T. Cushman Co,
delightfully."- entertained a number of
friends Tuesday evening at her home
on North stree, Much to the sur
prise of the guests the occasion prov
ed an announcement party Dainty
r freshments were served and clever
ly concealed in the napkins were tiny
red hearts, pierced with an arrow, on
which was the inscription April 5,
1920, Guessl" Al hough complete /