The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-29
BENNING TON BRIEFS
News OF the Towr and Village Toti
Briefly for Busy Readers

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Big extraordinary program at Iii
brary Theatre today. Read our big
adj ADV.
For Friday and Saturday, 20 per |
cent discount on all low shoes at No
yeck's-Adv. 66t2
Julius A.. Wilcox Esq, of Spring
field is in town today in the interes
of James HARNESS. candidate for gov
ernor.
Food sale at the Baptist church by
the Red Team of the Ladies' Aid so
ETY., Saturday July 51st from 3 to .
p. m, ADV,
Miss Erwin Matners, Miss Anna
Trombley and Miss Melvin Demare
have returned from stay of several
weeks in the Adrondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Hurley and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Whitney are on an
automobile trip through the northern
part OF the state and Canada
Miss Teresa Daley OF Main street
accompanied by her sister, Miss Anna
Daley OF Washing on, D c., are spend
ng a few weeks at Asbury Park.
Eugene O"Brien in His Wifes
Money" Not problem play but it
will give you something to think
about at Harte Theatre tomorrow.
ADV.
4 j. A. Evans, Miss Dorothy Evans
and Buster Evans returned Wednes.
day from an automobile "trip to Cana
da on visit to the shrine of st. Ann
de Beaupre.
Henry w. Winslow, general secre-
tary of the ''Y" and o. Lilienstein
physical director, have gone to Silver
Bay at Lake George for two weeks
business trip.
F. c, Squires and party of st.
Louis, are in town for few days.
Mr.. Squires is a native of Bennington
and is on his annual summer visit to
his boyhood town.
. Eugene O'Brien plays the part of
young engineer in His Wifes
Money" which deals in rough west
ern scenes and high social life at
Harte Theatre tomorrow. Adv
. Max Kohn of Brooklyn Is visiting
for a few days at the home of his
brother, Meyer Kohn of School street,
! Mrs. Max Kohn and daughter, Miss
Mildred Kohn have been here for
several weeks.
There will be lawn party on the
lawn of the Me hodist church Satur-
day af erncon and evening, July 31st
from 2 to 8 p. m. 1t will be given by
j. the, Helping Hand class OF the Metho-
dist Sunday school. All are cordially
invited. ~
:. MISS Elizabeth Maekey Of Blackip.
= ton, Mass, is a, guest at tho home Of
her uncle. b A. Quinlan of Washing
ton stree.., She accompanied home
Mr.. Qu1lan's daughter, Mrs. Joseph
McDermott who was in Blackinton
l. for the day Wednesday
Miss Hilda Tiffany, who for the
!. past few weeks has been visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. William Corey OF
!. Grove street, left Tuesday for Hart
ford, Conn, where she will stop for
a few days With her aunt, Mrs. c. A.
Monroe before returning to her school
work in Quincy, Mass,
l. IA Floyd Walker and sister, Miss, Ina
50 Walker and Miss Irene Crawford re
turned today from motor trit
through the White Mountains stop
y ping at Iisbcn, n. r., to visit rela
tives. William Walker, who has beer
Wis ting here accompanied them OF
d the trip as far as Lisbon, his home.
]. A. Mccarthy of Niagara Falls
who has been visiting relatives IL
town has re urned home. He wa'
y accompanied to Niagara by his broth
20 err Charles L. Mccarthy, an employee
~ of the local postoffice: They made
h the trip via Montreal to witness thu
It, profession OF their niece, Miss Donal
.e da A. Berard,
1t Mr.. and Mrs. John Howe and littl'
son Jack and Mr. and Mrs. HermoI
of Winsted, Conn, visited brief,
Wednesday at the home OF Mr. ant
~ Mrs. John P. Morrissey of Washing
." ton street They we're accompanied
here by Miss Anna Cone who vii
spend few weeks with her mothe
at Old Bennington
~ "Jubilo" is from the famous Satul
st day Evening Pos story of the sam
name. A homespun romance of plai
Id people and rich hearts Laughs an
90 chuckles mixed with the tears in tn
ek most delightfully."- human photopla
you've seen in a long time starrin
er VIII Rogers at Harte Theatre toda
ADV.
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild {
the Episcopal church held soci
-- gathering on the lawn Of st. Peter
church Wednesday evening. The e
tertainment was under the supervi
,ox lion OF Mrs. Frank Wood, president
~ the society Cake. flowers and fame
N ar icles were sold and about two-hu
bred dollars was realized. A vel
pleasant supper was also served al
---- throughout the evening, a most e
jcyable time was passed.