The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-19
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly Cor Busy Readers

Mrs. Erin Tompkins of Northamp-
ton, Mass, is visiting friends in town.
William Hurley of Troy was the
week end guest of Nj. and Mrs. w.
liam Bigss of Maple street.
Martin Kearns. who is employed in
Abba, N. Y, passed the weekend at
his home on Maple street
Don't fail TO see the big special SEN
sational dancing act, direct from the
Keith circuit at Harte Theatre today.
ADV
A sensa ion on the stage-a bigger
sensation ON the screen" Every
woman" at Library Theatre today.
Adv
Mrs. Morris Levin, ST., and son San
ford returned Sunday from visit OF
ten days with relatives and friends in
New York
/ Miss F.. ances Mcbride OF Rutland
passed the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Mcbride OF
Spring street.
Mrs. ], c, Bushee of Division street
who underwent an operation at the
Troy hospital on Friday is reported
to be getting along nicely.
The Livingston Delivery Service is
now open for business Give us a
trial and be assured of a propmt de-
livery. TEL 292.W ADV.
A number fem Bennington went to
Bellows Falls Sunday to attend a
injecting of the Knights Of Columbus
at which the fourth degree was
worked.
Miss Matte Geer of School street
left Thursday for Fitchburg. Mass,
where she will visit for a few days be-
fore leaving for Boston, where she has
a lucrative position
Miss Aieen Culliton returned Sun.
day to Albany, having passed the week.
end with her mother, Mrs. Anastasia
Cul1iton of Gage street Miss Guilt
ton is a student at Albany business
college
Mrs Michael Shoemaker, who has
been passing the winter in Cincinnati
is stopping at the Putnam House for
a few days while making preparations
for the opening of her summer home in
oid Bennington.
Miss Jennie Charlotte who has
been visiting friends in town return
ed today to Detroit Miss Charlotte
lis a iormer.resident of Bennington and
for some time was employed at the
home of Judge and Mrs. G. II. Mason.
AS a mark of respect for T. n. Vail,
formerly chairman OF The board Of d.
reetors OF the American Telephone 4
Telegraph company. who died Friday
at Baltimore, all local and toll ser
vice over the entire Bell System was
suspended for a period OF ! minute at
II IN. on Sunday
Violet Heming, Theodore Roberts,
j Wanda Haw,ey and distinguished sup
porting cast including one hundred
of the NEST beautiful women III the
world. See them in 'Eyerywoman'
at Lib. airy Theatre today Showing at
1880 and . p. M. Special music by
Library Theatre orchestra. Adv.
Tonight at 5 o'clock one layman
from each, and the ministers of the
Baptist, Congregational, First and
Second and the Methodist churches
viii meet in the Methodist church tc
consider the plans OF the denomina'
ton and interchurch financial drives
so there will be no confiction or over
laping.
The household goods of Miss Mary
Hutton OF Main street are being NOV
ed today to the home OF Mrs. James
Hunter of Lyons street. For many
years Miss Hutton has conducted
boarding house in Bennington. AT
first she located in 1.-THE Colonial
but for the past two years she has
had rooms over the Satter grocery
sore, Miss Hutton has been com
PEELED to give up the work because OF
III health and is at present undergoing
treatment at the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
All those who are interested in op
pcrtunities for the colored race are in
vited to be present tonight when Mrs.
Fenandis, the coi0red speaker. pre-
SCENTS her interesting facts. She has
been asked to speak ut the Young
Womnn's club on the need of gi Is of
her race for recreational clubs such
as are organized by the Massachusetts
League of Women Workers, The lee.
ture Will he at S o'clock in the club
rooms, over the Banner office spec
ial business meeting Will be held i'm.
mediatey afterwards.
The Methodist church calls the at
Itention of its entire constituency to the
following announcements for the
week Tuesday evening, the class
meeting under the direction of Willis
Stickles; Wednesday evening, at 7:45
the Gage street Circle of the Ladies'
Aid will entertain all the ladies OF the
church. A program has been planned,
and refreshments VII be served;
Thursday evening, the mid-week ser.
vice at 7.30 in charge of the minister;
the Womans Foreign Missionary so
ciety requests that the gifts in the
Thank Offering envelopes be handed
to Mrs. d. w. McCleland or Mrs. W.
d. Newton by Thursday evening;
Friday afternoon, Mrs. l.. l.. Gokay
will entertain the ladies of Circle No
5 at her home on Imperial Ave, from
3 o'clock to 5 o'clock. and Edward Il
Long will meet the choir for the week