The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-10
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Edward OConnef spent ounudy III
Dorset
THE Hidden Code" "a thousand
thrills Library Theatre today. ADV.
ASK those who saw THE Fortune
Teller" how they liked it. Last show
ing tonight at the Opera House. ADV.
MACK Sennetts Down on the
Farm" the bigges. comedy hit of the
season at Opera House tomorrow.
ADJ.
e. c. Bennett spent Sunday at Lake
George with Mrs Bennett and chill
dren who are spending the summer
there.
William ]. Parish cf Elizabeh h, N.
IT,, is spending TWO weeks with Mrs
Parish and son at the home of G. A.
Wood on Main street.
Mrs. w. ]. Watson, Mrs. Grant
IIallenbeck, Mrs. Harry Haynes, W.
r. Lowe and daughter Madeline, spent
Sunday at Lake Pontoosuc near
Fit lsheld
"The Fortune Teller starring Mar
jorie Rambeau gave perfect satisfac-
ti0n to those who saw it last night
See it for the last time tonight at
Opera House. ADV.
The regular meeting of the Sigma
Theta Pi club will be held Tuesday
evening at 1880 in the club rooms.
Further definite plans for the camp
ing trip will be discussed.
The Baptist Missionary meeting
viii he held at the home of Mrs VIII
liam Barratt, Grandyiew street, We'd
nesday af ernoon at O'Clock All
ladies of the church are invited.
BON Friday, August 6, daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lyons of
Gree lfeld, Mrs. Lyons was formerly
Miss Olivia Burbank, niece of Mrs.
Clarence Chandler of the SALISBURY
road.
Miss Mildred Joliyete and Miss
Vera Hall are spending few weeks
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sep
hen Hall in New London, Conn. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall are former residents of
Bennington
Miss Irene Buss OF Gage street who
is employed in the Office of the IL. {.
White company and Miss Ruth Percy
of Nor il Bennington are spending a
vacation cf one week at Ocean Grove,
n. j.
William Woods of IIohokus, n j.,
Joseph ONeil and Harry Buckley OF
New York city are visiting at the
home of Joseph lIaCross on North
street. The three young men LETT
this morning for Lowell Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O'Neil and
son. who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. O'Nel's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. j. Morrissey, have return
ed to their home in Catskill, ~ y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrissey accompanied
i, them on their return rip home.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Bolles have
gone to Middebury to spend the rest
of the summer at Breadloaf Inn, Mr.
| and Mrs. Bolles have been stopping at
Old bennington since their return
from Los Angeles, where they passed
| the winter
The committee Of the +, NJ. 7, A. b.
met SUNDAY evening and have made ar
| rangements for the field meet on Au'
gust l6, at the Major Brown place on
North street. A program Will be pub
| hshed later giving the list of events
for the afternoon and evening. The
| committee is trying TO make this the
big event of the season and they earn
estly wish the patronage of the puDhc
| TO "boos- them along
The fourth decennial reunion of the
sons and daughters of Wilmington Will
begin Thursday of this week and cen
tinue through Wednesday, August 49,
The committees in charge have ar
ranged an unusually attractive pro
gram for "Old Home Week and 1t
has been advertised as the best ever
on Thursday evening the celebration
begins with informal greetings; Fri
iday will be Soldiers and Sailors. day !;
Saturday, farmers day and on SUNDAY
union religious services will be held
at Memorial hall with a memorial ser
vice in the evening in honor OF VIII
mington's dead. Bennington day
| comes on Monday, August 16, Ben
,nington's battle day, and Tuesday VIII
be high school day The weeks en-
| Entertainment WIN be concluded on We'd