The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Two big acts vaudeville. Harte
Theatre today.-Adv.
Temple chapter, R. A. NJ. will hold
its regular convocation this evening
at Masonic temple.
Thursday, May 81, is the time, High
school hall is the place, Young Wo-
man club members are the girls. Adv,
Miss Mabel Livingston of this vii
lage was elected district deputy presi-
dent Of district No. 1 at the annual
state assembly of Vermont Rebekahs
held in Burlington Friday.
See William Russell in six Feet
Four" (Six Parts) most thrilling
Western drama this season--"It Pays
to Exercise" (Sennett comedy, Ii
brary Theatre today. Adv.
Coming-Bert Lytell in alias jim
my Valentine Harte Theatre.-Adv.
Tomorrow-Library Theatre-"The
White Heather" Paramount-Artcraft
Super.speciaD based on Famous
Drury Lane melodrama--see the re-
markable undersea views. Adv
An unusual opportunity is offered
by The Allen A Co. to boys and girls
who wish to earn money during the
summer vacation. Call at our Office
or phone No AZ for full particulars.
ADV. 3tf
Bessie Barriscale, the most charm.
ing actress of society roles of the
screen i'll a delicate and subtle satire
on present day social extravagances.
1.-THE Notorious Mrs. Sands" Harte
Theatre. ADV.
Don't miss the two big vaudeville
acts; Bessie Barriscale in THE No
torious Mrs. Sands; opening episode
of the super-serial starring VIM. Dun
can, "The Silent Avenger." No ad-
vance in admission. Harte Theatre
today.--Adv.
Welfare Hall will be opened We'd
nesday evening to the public and OPP
portunity afforded to meet informally
|; Miss Ethel Mcdonald, the Executive
Secretary OF the Welfare association.
Light Refreshments will be served
Dancing from 8 till IL. Everybody
come.
: A party consisting Of Mrs. George
: b. Gavin and three daughters, Misses
Jene Irene and Ella Gavin and Frank
Smith, Arthur Bryan, Raymond Mon
| roe and Charles Sullivan Of Sche.
/ nectady were Sunday guests at the
home OF Miss Laura NJ. Gavin of Pleas
ant street
J AS previsiously announced, the
! Junior prize essays will BIT gwen al
: the high school assembly hall Wed
( nesday evening, May 26th at O'Clock
This is contest for the Huling-Car
, ter prizes of two five dollar gold
3 pieces, given every year. One for the
t best boys and one for the best girls
essay. A full program will be print
3 ed in tomorrow's Banner. A nominal
admission fee of ten cents will be
I charged to pay for printing and coach
5 ing Tickets may be obtained from
t high school pupils.
DR.. Aulena Marley, who came tc
Bennington early last week for the
| purpose Of conducting a health cam
3 paign, returned TO New York Satur
3 day. During her stay in Bennington
4 county DR.. Marley made As physica
: examinations OF girls and women, Is o.
them at North Bennington. She also
conducted physical culture class
l and gave a number OF addresses, two
J of which were at North Bennington
, one at Burr and Burton seminary a
2 Manchester, one at Dorset and tn,
remainder here in Bennington. The
: Health week" which DR.. Marley cor
/ lducted here, and which was the frs
s of its kind held in the state of Yer
e mont, is one more of the beneficial
:, projects due to the energy of the Bet
e nington Public Welfare association.