The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-28
BENNING BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

/ news OF the own and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers
: See Douglas Fairbanks at Library
Theatre today. Adv.
I The store of A. H. Winslow will be
open Saturday evening until 1920
and closed all day Monday. ADV.
A. j. Cooper, Newton w. Cottrell
and Slas Harbour left town early this
morning prepared to fish the Batten-
kill
New razor handles put on old raj
on3. Razors and razor blades honed.
/ Fishing tackle of all kinds. McGurk,
542 Main street. Adv
WANTED Girls in fiat work depart
ment Excellent working conditions
and top wages. Bennington Sanitary
Laundry.-Adv.
Miss Gertrude Robson OF Depot
street is spending several days with
her sisters, Mrs, S. l.. Dean and Mrs.
Edward Tessier in North Adams.
On Friday, June 4, the annual sale
VIII take place at the Old Academy,
Old Bennington. Bear the date in
mind. The sale viii continue all day
Charlie Chaplin is coming tomorrow
to Library Theatre added feature to
regular pr gram Regular admia ion
Continuous , to and $50 to II p.
m Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Evans are NOV
ing today from Upper Union street to
the house on the same street recent
ly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. E. w,
Dewey.
James Madigan, member of the
United States army has been passing
a furlough of few days with his
mother. Mrs. Martin Madigan of
Schoo! street
Douglas Fairbanks in The Ameri-
cano' an added feature to regular
program-I4brary Theatre today
Regular admission Showing at 81
-9.15 p. m. ADV.
Boys and girls wishing to earn high
wages during summer vacation, can
obtain employment at The Allen A
Companys mill where applications
are now being received to be filed
when vacation begins. Adv.
Edgar Holden, who, with his wife
and children, has been visiting for
several da. at the home OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. William j. Doyle, returned We'd
nesday to Detroit. Mrs. Holden and
| children VIII remain here for the
| summer.
| Stop! Look Listen! to this pro.
| gram. Two big vaudeville acts Mari
| and Evans, clever comedy acrobatic
acts. Anita and Hart, musical and
singing act VIM. S, Hart in Brand
ing Broadway and'a Big V comedy
Harte" orchestra. Harte Theatre to.
| day. Ady.
Mrs. John S. Holden and Mr.. and
Mrs, G. Philip Endress returned Thurs
day from a motor trip to Hartford
where they have been visiting for the
past few days They were acccmpani
ed to Hartford by Mrs. Holden's niece
Miss Alice Goodell who will remain i'll
that city for an extended visit with
her mother
| The biggest al-feature program
ever offered in Bennington for fegii.
! lar dmission-Library Theatre today
douglas Fairbanks in 1.-THE Ameri
cane IS parts), Mary MacLaren in
Rouge and Riches Is parts, Pathe
| News and Rolin Comedy. Showing al
3-7--9;15 p. m. ADV.
Il Noise Pinean of the Evening Ban.
Il iner force has purchased through the
Charles N. Powers real estate agency
i the property at S14 Grove street from
Fred Wolcott and wife. Mr.. Wolcoti
is In, the North Adams hospital fol
an operation and Mrs. Wolcott has re
turned 10 her former home in Castle
ton Ar. and Mrs. Pineau and fam
lily will occupy the property immediat
ley.
II Mrs, +. w, Bradford returned Thur!
| day from a motor trip to Springfield
where she went the first Of the weel
to attend a convention of the Foreign
| Bap list Missionary society of New
England. Mrs Bradford has beer
chosen state director of the Whit,
| Cross society of Vermont. The worl
of the White Cross is similar to tina
of the Red Cross and is done unde
the auspices of the Baptist Foreign
! | Missionary society