The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

NeWs ot tHe Town ano siia0n ioiu
Briefly for Busy Readers
Prize matinee a. the Opera house
Saturday 1880 sharp. Adv
| Beautiful Olive Thomas in Loves
Prisoner, Hare Theatre .oday. Adv.
w. B. Taylor has resumed his auto
bus service between Bennington and
North Adams,
Miss Grace A. Eddy is having cleo (
trio lights installed in her home on
Washington street.
Clayton Prentiss Of County street (
has purchased a Harley Davidson mo- !
Itorcycle OF S. A. Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Everett |
are here from Washington and are at
their summer homeS The Orchards.
Olive Thomas in Loves Prisoner" |
where virtue defiies yice-Love cap |
lures a detective. Harte Theatre to-
day. ADV.
Beautiful dol and a gun given away
to the boy and girl holding lucky cou-
pom at Opera house Saturday matinee
2:80 sharp. ADV.
The little lady moths futter around
1.-THE Fascinating Flame" Lew Cody
lin "The Beloved Cheater" Opera
house tonight and tomorrow Adv.
Morris Levin and Abe Noveck re-
| turned Thursday from Burlington
where they have been in attendance
at the annual state convention of re.
tail shoe dealers.
Miss Marjorie Baxter OF North
street is visiting a, her former home
in Milford Mass. She Will also visit
in Cambridge and Boston before re-
turning to Bennington.
M, J, WEIGH, who for the past nine
weeks has been confined to his home
ON South street by illness was able
TO be out Thursday for the first time.
His condition is much improved.
Special matinee, Saturday, 2:30
sharp, Beautiful doll and gun for the
gil and boy holding lucky coupon.
Charlie Chaplin in The Count" and
Lew Cody in THE Beloved Cheater."
Adv
The Old Academy Library will be
open Saturday morning from 10 to u
O'Clock. Patrons will please bear in
mind that the lib-ury hours viii con.
: form to the Daylight Saving ordi-
nance.
Mrs. c. S. Buchanan returned We'd.
nesday from the Putnam Memorial
hospital to her home on Imperial
avenue. Mrs. Buchanan recently un-
derwent an operation from which she
is making good recovery.
Misses Eleanor and Louise Carey of
Hartford, Conn. have leased the home
of Mr.. and Mrs w. ]. Randes on Dew
ey street extension for the summer.
The Misses Carey are sisters of Mrs.
Handles and arrived in town Thurs.
day.
Unde, the Black Cat Textiles Com
lpany's modern system of teaching
girls, beginners become expert sew
ing machine operators in a short
= time, earning fixed weekly wage
and bonus while learning. Phone
!. A. Adv. 67tl2
| Arrangements had been made for the
opening of the cafeteria May LIST but
because of the freight and express EN-
bargoes it is doubtful if some of the
heavier articles, including the range
tables and cafeteria counter viii ar
rive by that date.
! Olive Thomas in Loves Prisoner,
beautiful love story; THE Faker'
one of Chief F1ynns detective series;
Pathe News, all the up to date new
Lieut.. Eldridge & Co, in move, mill
tary act. Hartc's orchestra, HartC
4; Theatre today. ADV.
:" Mrs. A. H. March and sister. Mrs
D. Carrie Abel who have been passing
the winter at st. Petersburg, Fla, ok
It, pect to leave for the north on the
X goth Of the month. Mrs. March SUil
e. stop Ell route to Bennington with hel
9y daughter in South Manchester, N. II
so for brief visit
Max Webster who for the past 81,
;. weeks has been undergoing treat
ment at the Putnam Memorial hosplt
Id al was able Thursday to return to hi
~ home on Silver street. He was ser
-. lousy i'll fer many weeks and h.
70 friends will be pleased to learn tina
n his condition is improved
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Craven o
,k New York, who are on their weddin,
We trip, are visiting for few days a
nc the home of Mr.. Cravens father, Johl
of Craven, of Park street Mr.. Cravei
nc is a former Bennington boy and hi
n many friends here extend to him ant
al his bride the best of wishes.