The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ToIo
Briefly for Busy Readers

Ladies' coats, new up-to-date styles,
priced the lowest at the New York
store. ADV.
Boys mackinaws and sheep lined
coats greatly reduced at the New
York store Adv
The last opportunity to see Nazi-
nova at her magnificent best in
Madame Peacock At the Opera
House tonight. Shows at and 8;
admission IL and 17c.-Adv.
At the Murray's we have only few
more cpats and suits left. Your cho ce
Thursday and Friday at most liveral
reduction. ADV.
Madame Peacock starring the
great Nazimoya. A gorgeous and SUI
perb production. At the Opera House
tonight. Shows at and 8; admission
IL and 17c-+Adv.
Don't miss the great Nazimova in
Madame Peacock" At the Opera
House tonight. Admission II and 22c;
shows at Z and 9.-Adv.
The local committee for Jewish re-
lief through its treasurer, Homer II.
Webster. has forwarded the sum of
800 to headquarters in Boston. The
canvassers are still at work and are
confident that a considerable addition
to the fund will be raied.
The event Of the season, Nazimova
in her latest and greatest picture at
the Opera House Tonight-Adv
Homer Comes Home stylish as all
get OUT and money,--goshl Starring
Charles Ray at Harte Theatre today
Shows at and o'clock,-Adv.
Thomas Hunter left today for
Larchmont, N. Y, where he will pass
the holiday season with relatives,
Miss Helen lockwood and Miss
Hilda lockwood of New York have ar
rived at the home of Mrs. Jesse Dun
ham for the holidays.
W,rs Frances Holden, student at
the Walnut Hill school, Natick. Mass.
IS spending the Christmas recess with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Holden
at Old Bennington
Homer Comes Home" staring
Charles Ray A beautiful Prizma film
and Never Again. a DeHaven come
dy at Harte Theatre today Shows at Z
and o'clock.--Ady
Big candy matinee package Of
candy given free to every child. Harte
Theatre tomorrow afternoon. ADV.
Tomorrow Big candy matinee, a
package Of candy given free to every
child. Harte Theatre tomorrow after.
noon.-Ady
A treat for the chldren-a package
OF candy free to every child attending
matinee at Harte Theatre tomorrow
Adv.
Miss Anna Leahy, who teaches in
Rutherford, n. J., is spend ng the
Christmas holidays with her mother,
Mrs Anna Leahy of Spring street
Miss Leahy is a graduate Ct the local
high school and until this year was a
teacher in the public schools of Ben.
nington.
Miss Persis Holden. who attends a
school OF social work in Boston is
spending the Christmas vacation W tn
her parents Mr. and Mrs a. j. H0l.
den at Old Bennington. Mr. and Mrs.
Holden are also entertaining their
niece, Miss Persis Miller of San Jose,
Calf, who is a student at Vassar
Interest is apparently not tagging in
the moving picture story "The Trail
of the Arrow" which is being shown
each evening at the Bennington gar
age. Mr.. Williams, some time ago
purchased the film which depicts the
strenuous and dangerous Journey of
two young women with an Essex tour
ing car into an extremely rough, wild
section of the California desert. AT
ter Christmas the film and picture ma.
chine will be taken to other cities In
Vermont. In addition to the Trail
of the Arrow" number of views OF
mountain scenery in Vermont are
being shown. The entertainment is
free