The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Mrs. Madeira Brooks of Gage street
extension is visiting in Newport, this
state
Lucy Cotton starring in Blind
Opera House today, ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander L. Dragon
and son Alexander jrv have returned
from vacation OF one week spent at
.Catskill, r. Y.
Mrs. Frederick Parsons and son are
Visiting at the home of Mrs f. p. Jen.
nings. Mr.. Parsons, who is in Paris,
is cousin Of the late Mr. Jennings.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Woman's Relief Corps on Wednes'
day evening, August 25th A social
hour will follow and large attendance
Is desired.
Miss Jane Larkin of the Bureau OF
Education at Albany passed the week
end with her mother, who is at the
home Of Miss Mary Robinson at Old
bennington.
Dangerous Hours"-A gigantic
drama about you You and your job
You and your wife-You and your
home, Human, dramatic, spectacu-
lar, Opera House Wednesday and
Thursday, Adv.
Mrs. Orcha Loziear Of Main street
| left Monday for Boston TO visit her
mother, Mrs. Frank Rand and before
returning home will stop for two
weeks at Rye Beach with Miss Thorn
son, former Western Union operator
CT Bennington.
Mrs George S. Mills returned Mon
day from her annual vacation of sew
eral weeks. The past week or ten
days she has been stopping at her for
Imer home, Calais Me. The month of
July Mrs Mills spent at Belfast with
Mr.. Mills, who returned to Bennington
a week ago.
Miss Nellie lockwood and Miss Har-
riet Austin have returned from va.
cation of few days spent in Sehenec
tady and Saratoga At the latter
place they attended the races and
were also present at the Victor con
cert given in Convention hall Satur.
day evening
The young man featured in the NOV.
les as Young Buffalo" is Philip
Drew, a brother of Miss Vera Drew
who IS the commercial teacher at the
local high school. The pictures in
which the young man has been appear
ing have been shown frequently at
the Harte theatre.
John c. Haswell and family OF Day
ton, O., are spending few days at the
the Walloomsac Inn. Fir Haswell is
la direct Defendant of Anthony Has
well, wEo century ago, WuS editor
fCf The Remington Gazette Mr.. Has.
wsil is low president of the large NAL
eabe iron plant at Dayton.
W, n. Brown and family Of Park
street have moved from Bennington
! Mr., Brown left Saturday for San
! d ego. Calf, and Mrs Brown and
daughter will spend the rest Of the
summer with relatives in Massaohus
EFT leaving for the west in the fall tc
join Mr. Brown The family have re
ded in town for the past five years
and have made many close friends
! here,
Following an announcement party
several weeks ago Invitations have
been issued for the marriage of vii
liam Campbel Hyde of Elmira, N. Y.
formerly of Bennington, and Miss Har
riet H King, also of Elmira. The wed
ding will take place at Elmira Sept
ember g. Mr. Hyde is a native of Ber
! nington leaving here about ten years
! ago. He was the son Of Frank Hyde
who for many years was superintend
ent of the Campbell Knitting MIL and
I a nephew of William Campbell He
has many relatives and friends here
who are interested in his success.