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

NcWs OF hHS ioWH anu tHlaSo t0iN
Briefly for Busy Readers.
"The Lost City at Library Theatre
tomorrow. Adv.
Arthur Petty is in Plttsheld for a
few days on business.
Miss Eva Tibbets Of Troy IS a guest |
the Ostrander's in West Benn.ng-
ten.
Miss Vera n. Maise, assistant in the
Office Of Dr.. r. S. Braley, is taking a
vacation Of a week.
Miss Martha Pratt county leader
IF boys and girls clubs, has returned
from a visit in Worcester, Mass.
There is an unusual supply Of good
clothing at the Old Academy sale
Don't forget the date, October 21st
The Ladies society Of Old Bennng-
ton will meet with Mrs p, b, Jen-
nings Friday at 2:30 to do Red Cross
work.
Miss Clarissa Percy, who has
been the guest Of Mrs Fred Eddy,
has returned to her hcme in Shafts.
bury.
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Soule, former resi-
dent, who has been visiting briefly IN
the village has returned to Eagle
Mills, N. Y.
The Daughters of Isabella will give
a social at X. of c. hall at 8 o'clock
this evening All members are inyit.
ed to be present.
Dance, Friday night Ernest Muir
rays orchestra. Best dancing music
in town At Hawks hall Come and
| you will be pleased Adv.
Miss Barbara Burt has returned from
Philade phia where she has been Wis
ting her brother Roger, student at
the University Of Pennsylvania.
Remember that tomorrow you can
see the opening episode Of The
Lost City sensational Wild animal
serial, Library Theatre. ADV.
4 Mrs. Ira Maxon left Sunday for
Little Falls, N. W where she would
spend two weeks at the home of her
daughter Mrs Clarence Peckham.
A party consisting of Mrs. Charles
u. Welles, Mrs. r. H. Merrill, Mrs
Chas. r. Merrill and Miss Esther
Merrill spent Monday in Williams
town Mass.
Samuel f. Blackmer, who has beer
visiting his mother Mrs. w, ]. Mea
CHER of Old Bennington has return
ed TO Now Haven. Ct, and resumed hls
studies at Yale university.
A committee meeting Of Walloom
sac Lodge is to meet with the chair
man, Mrs Marsdcn. at her home OF
Union street tonight Try to be pre-
cnt as there Is business of impor
lance TO be transacted.
bennington grange viii hold regu
lar meeting "Wednesday evening NJ
O'Clock at Union hall Plans for 50
ing to Hoosic Wednesday evening
Oct. q viii be discussed. officer
and members are urged TO be presen
promptly al s < clock as socia
dance for Patrons and invited guest
will follow the business meeting
Supreme Warden Judge VIM Scot
of Barre and Grand Warden Crane
Of Burlington viii visit Waloomsa
Lodge n r 0. p. Thursday nigh
We win also have as our guests men
bers from HoQsae and Caseal
Lodges OF North Adams. This NEE
ing will be purely a social affair an
every member is urged to be Their
These men are Brother Masons an
J Odd Fellows as well as Meopians an
our members oiliciated with these o
ders can not afford to miss meetin
them.
The first OF the registration NEE
: i1gs Tor the purpose of making CORE
TONS in and additions TO the choc
8 l. ST TO be used at the coming Noven
- Der elections will he held tomorro,
The board Of Civil Authority will mo,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and wi
remain in session during the day. III
session may be continued during th
evening. Women who desire to vol
for president and state officers al
urged to register promptly. The boal
Of CIVIL Authority will hold anotht
meeting on October 80. Ii is possib
that other meetings will be held 4,
G the purpose of giving women voter
=, an opportunity TO register
u The Hl-Y club commenced its Sc
10 sons activities last night in meetir
I ut the Y. NJ c. A. Plans were mac
for meetings TO be held this wint'
le and officers were elected for the fC
lowing year as follows. President. Nj
Webster. vice.president, Fred Cowal
secretary-treasurer Richard Grih
!. The club was formed four years as
of high school students and each wi
ter has conducted a program OF stut
and entertainment. The plans &
this year include supper at the Y.
c. A., addresses by local speakers al
a course of study. II is also propose
to have several outings at the Y.