The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mrs. Carl Green has resumed work
as clerk in the Woodwork store.
Tennis tonight at Playground for
members of the Young Woman's club.
Miss Esther Gordon and Miss Rose
Graham Of Troy are guests OF Mss
Frances Levin
Mrs. Frank Moore and Miss Mariel
Millar spent the week end at Lake I
ISt Catherine,
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Jones of Flatbush,
N. Y, are visiting Mrs Florence Caple
Of the Pownal read.
Miss Elsie Subcleff, who has been
visiting Miss Nellie Dryer; for sever |
al days returned Saturday to Cohoes.
]. Warren Kerrigan is required to !
overpower not one but three Williams |
in $4,000" at Harte Theatre today. |
ADV.
There will be meeting of the pic
mic committee at the rooms of the
Temperance society al o'clock this
evening.
The members of II. w. Putnam Hose
Co.. are requested to be at the regu.
lar monthly meeting to be held Thurs
day evening at o'clock.
Tomorrow Constance Talmadge 4, in
1.-TWO Weeks" and THE Hold up
Man one Of the Young Buffalo Ser.
les. Harte Theatre, Adv.
Miss Doris c. Walker, a member of
the local telephone exchange, is spend
ling her annual vacation of two weeks
in Providence, r. l., and Bristol, Conn,
The Bennington Chapter of the d.
A. r. VII be entertained August 16
by Mrs. Walter r. White and Mss
,, Amy Surdam at the home of Miss Sur
dam a. North Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ring and two
children OF Schenectady are spending
two weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald of Washing
ton street. Mrs. Ring is a sister Of
Mr.. III zgerald.
Miss Martha Pratt, county leader of
Boys and Girls clubs, and guest, Mrs
: Jessie Tuck Of Worcester, Mass, are
at Atlantic City for a ten days ay.
Mrs. Tuck is former college class
: mate of Miss Pratt.
Special meeting Bennington Post
American Legion Thursday evening at
4 1880 in the G. A. X. hall The purpose
l. of this meeting is to elect delegates
. and alternates to the state convention
to be held at Barre, August 80 and
r 31st.
Miss Marcia Carpenter and little
i niece Victoria of Plymouth, Mich.
= have motored to Bennington and are
y spending a portion of the summer
with Miss Carpenters mother, Mrs
II A. S. Carpenter, at the Carpenter sum
d mer &C tage at Woodford.
n Miss Beulah Bates, Mrs. James Nc
t. Kee and mother, Mrs. Sarah Burgess
t. left this morning in Miss Bates cal
e for P.ttsield, Me-, where Miss Bates
d will attend a summer conference, Miss
v. Ba es is one of the conference speak
% ,ers. The party VII be absent abou
r. two weeks.
ir Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice BROWN anC
1t son Carl have returned to New Yorl
after a few mon hs' stay at the home
ID of Mr.. and Mrs, Morris Nevin The!
1t were accompanied home by Miss Bees
c. Sc Levin who win be their guest un
n til the opening OF schcql in Septem
hes
" Rev. and Mrs. W. G, TOwart ant
re sons and Mrs. Towart's sister, Mis-
le Esther Starkey who is spending a po
to tion of the summer here returned MOI
day frtm Keuka, ~ Y, where the!
~ have been attending the summer as
~ sembly at Keuka college. Mr., ant
y, Mrs, Towart were members of Oh
70 faculty at the assembly,
Of Miss LYDIA Bourgeois and Harold D
Hurley, both of Bepniug on were unit
n ed in marriage Sunday morning at /
~ O'Clock at the Sacred Heart church b.
- Rev c. f, Provost. They were a
~ tended by Miss Eleanor Hurley, sis e
~ of the bridegroom and J. Leo Miller
Both the bride and bridegroom ar
=, wellknown young people and have tn
~ best wishes of a host Of friends.