The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-04
BENNING ron BRIEFS !
News of the Towr ard Village Teia
Briefly for Busy Readers
S. Turk was in Troy Wednesday.

S. Turk was in Troy Wednesday.
Mathew Leonard was in Troy and
Albany Wednesday.
Abe Rus1in OF Springfield is in town
for few days on business.
Mrs. Albeit Noyes entered the Put
nam Memorial hospital Wednesday.
James Wood is confined to his home
on Imperial avenue by inflanimatoiy
rheumatism.
MIR. and Mrs. Byron Pettibone be-
gan moving today to their new home
on School street.
Harry Plunkett OF Union street left
Wednesday on business trip through
the northern part of the state
Collins NJ. Graves left today for Bur
lington to attend a meeting of the Re-
publican state committee OF which he
is secretary.
"U-35' at Harte Theatre again to-
day in addition to the regular show
Change of vaudeville at Harte Thea
ire today ADV.
Miss Catharine Butler, who has been
spending few days with Mrs. Harry
Hufnagle OF Pleasant street, returned
Wednesday to her home, Rutland.
MSS Bridget Costello, who was call
ed here several days ago by the death
OF her brother-in-law, John Ward of
Hoosick Falls, has returned to Spring
field
Jealousy, The crack of pistoi
and the world had another sensation
You'll see what it was when you
see Elsie Fergusons latest Aircraft
release, "a Society Exile" at Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
Mrs. Samuel Stinard of Newark Val
ley, N. Y. who came here to care for
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hosea
Brooks, who were i'll of the grip, has
also become sick. Mr. and Mrs.
Brooks have recovered.
The price of sugar in the New York
market dropped a cent Wednesday.
In Bennington it is reported the price
ranges from 16 cents to % cents per
pound as the cost varies to dealers
who buy wherever they can get a sup
ply.
Mrs. Dexter Farnum, who for the
past three weeks, has been undergoing
treatment at the Putnam Memorial
hospital is getting along nicely and
was able Wednesday to return to her
home, corner of Gage and Division
streets.
Coming tomorrow-Library Thea
ire Blanche Sweet in Fighting Ores
sey" by Bret Harte-a red-blooded
drama of the golden west e thrilling
actsl, also a Chris lie Comedy and
Hearst News Regular admission
ADV.
You arc hereby summoned With
your wife, sweetheart, mother or
sis err. to act as Judge and jury in
case of exceptional interest. 1t con
Germs 2 girl. who barred her soul, see
Dolores Cassinelii in The Right to
Lie G. massive parts), also Eddie
Polo in a Cyclone Smith story G.
thrilling parts), Library Theatre to
day only. Regular admission. Adv.
rive DIG ltIluiCS III NHf AldiNG uIe--
tra today at regular admission: E sic
Ferguson in her latest Al craft re-
lease. "A Society Exile from Henry
Arthur Jones' celebrated play, we
Cant Be as Bad as All That. Among
Those Present Mack Sennett com
edy. Authentic pictures of the de-
struction of 10 allied ships by U-S5.
Leroy and George in first class com
edy, singing and eccentric dancing
&C Harris orchestra, the best in the
state Our pictures are all shown
by direct current assuring q steady
white light that will never iniure the
eyes. Adv.
In order to insure the success of the
Benn ngton High school baseball team
for the coming season some place f3r
indoor practice during the next four
to SIX weeks must be had. Amy pro-
perty owner who hasa vacant base
ment shed or barn which he thinks
may possibly be suitable will be help
ing them greatly If he will telephone
'or call at the high school, The Stu
dents association is willing to pay
reasonable rent for the right place.
If you have suitable place here is
your opportunity TO help in making the
1920 b. H. s. baseball team the hest