The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

brleny Tor Busy Readers.
Charles lockwood OF Burlington IL
in town on business.
Opera Housekeeping shows only
1880 and 0 o'clock Admission &c and
| 11c.--Adv.
NJ e. Tolman, local manager of Pure
Oil company is in Troy for the day on
business.
On hand, for sale-2 mowers and 2
tedders at reduced prices, A. j.
Dewey. Adv
A telephone number 93-11, has been
installed in the home Of Thomas Don
nelly Of Gage street.
Western western--Wm. Farnum III
THE Orphan Harte Theatre today.
Shows at 1880 and 9-Adv.
Matinee prices 6 and lie; evening
prices IL and TIC. Shows at $3.50
and Q O'Clock. Harte Theatre. ADV
William Nc Gurn, Sr., and family
have moved from North street to a
Putnam tenement on Gage street,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Riel of Adams
street were among those from Benning.
ton who spent Sunday at Hedges Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers of Ad-
ans street and niece Miss Anna Pow
ers motored the Mohawk Trail Sunday.
The annual meeting of the trustees
Iof the Vermont Soldiers home will be
held at the Home Wednesday after
noon.
The Orphan is a story Of the days
when robber bands and Indians infest-
cd the western plains Harte Theatre.
ADV
Mrs. Margaret Larin has bought OF
H. W. Putnam the double tenement on
Park street, a portion Of which she oc
cupies.
Mrs. Harry Wills and infant son
left the Putnam Memorial hospital to-
day and are at their home on West
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S, Davis and Mr.
and Mrs H S. Moses have returned
from a tour of Vermont, New Hamp-
shire and Quebec.
The double tenement on Park street
which he has occupied for several
years, has been bought by John NORM
OF H, w. Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Mcmahon and
Miss Nellie Scanlon CT Park street
have been called to Hoosick Falls by
the death Of a relative
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hawks CT
School street are on motor trip to
Nantasket Beach Mass, where they
will enjoy an outing of two weeks.
Tomorrow Vitagraph Day--and
Harry t. Morey in The Gauntlet and
the first of series Of five Buffalo
western picture. Harte Theatre. -
ADV.
William Farnum in his latest special
western release, The Orphan" in six
acts, and Martin Johnson's "Cannibals
Of the South Seas, Harte Theatre TO-
day ADV
George b Walsh in THE Winning
Stroke'T-a first-class college story;
plenty of humor and thrills. A Fox
Sunshine comedy, The Self Made
Lady" Opera House today-Adv
Miss Adelaide Wonder Born of Full.
ton, l., l., has joined the nursing staff
of the Putnam Memorial hospital,
Miss Wonder Born is q friend of Miss
Christine Benedict county Red Cross
nurse.
Mr. and Mrs. II. n. Williams of Elm
street and Mr., and Mrs. G. W. Reese.
man OF Valentine street left this morn
ing by automobile for Nantasket Beach
where they will make a stay Of two
weeks.
Mrs. Henry G. Root and son Billy OF
Rutland are spending week at the
home Of Senator and Mrs w A. Root
on South street. Mr. Root accompaui-
ed them to Bennington but has since
returned to Rutland.
Get on that horse and ride! The
faster you travel the safer you'll be.
for folks in these parts don't take kind
ly to strangers" See Harry T. Mercy
in THE Gauntlet Harte Theatre to-
morrow,-Adv.
Mrs, Carrie Riddle Mann of Buffalo
is stopping at the WalIoomsac Inn,
Mrs. Mann is a niece of the late Mrs.
L. d. Hamlin and connected by ties OF
kindred to the wellknown Thayer fam
lily once prominet in Bennington at
fairs She snpnt hpr oirlho0d hero and