The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-05-01
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ami Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

/ NEWS OF TIC 'oWn anu NllldSc OlU
Briefly for Busy Readers
Mrs. Sahar D. Bolynton is critically
liz at her home on West Main stree.
4 Comrng-"The Girl from the Ou;-
side" Rex Beach story, Harte Thea
tire. Adv
Harwood bricks, Chocolate maple
nut and pineapple ice cream. Pint and
quart sizes, orders dellevered ADV.
/ Christian Science services at 6O6
Main street will be held Sunday at
IL a. M and Wedne sday at 1880 p.
m.
/ Max Fienberg left today for'james-s
town, n. Y, to attend furniture
! show which is in progress There mex.
week
Fishing tackle of all kinds. lane
wood and bamboo handmade rods also
steel rods at McGurk's, SAG Main
street. ADV.
Monday-Watch for the change Of
vaudeville, Billy Rhodes in THE Love
CALI and chapter Is OF THE Invis-
ible Hand at Harte Theatre. Adv
! Coming Monday-Iibrary Theatre
Elsie Janis in "A Regular Girl" a
super-special and three new acts CT
vaudeville. See our ad Monday. ADV.
The Bonus Payment Plan fer girls
Jas beginners in the Nainsook and Fin
/ ishing Departments Of the Allen A
Company is we'll worth investigating.
Phone At. Adv. SStf
Mrs. John r. Burton returned Friday
from visit OF week with her daugh
ter in Schenectady. Mrs. Burton who
during the winter fell and sustained
broken arm, is gradually regaining
its use.
Misses Mary and Teresa Mann,
Louis Montgomery, Edward Conday
Mrs. John DCnahue Mrs Monahan and
Edward Caenon were among those
from Arlington who were in town on
business Friday.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Percy moved Friday
from the Oscar Bangs homestead in
North Bonn ngton to the home Of Mr.
and NJ g. d. d. Tombkins of Elm
street. The Bangs property has been
sold to Charles P. Oatman OF Pleasatn
street.
There is an unusual opportunity for
gins at the milf. Of The Allen a Com
Ipany to cam high wages and begin.
ners are trained in a very short time
to become expert sewing machine OPP.
eratcrs and while learning are paid
IA bonus in addition to a fixed weekly
sum. Phone AZ. Adv. sStf
THE Open Door" with an all star
cast--a mystery picture; Mutt and
Jeff comedy, chapter IL The Adven-
lures of Ruth" vaudeville, "Yendys
in Chinatown" and the Three Bohem.
ians in a big novelty musical act,
piano accordion playing and good sing
ing, Harte Theatre to-day, Adv
Library Theatre today--Dudley
Gordon dancing wonder), Walsh
Sisters Cchange artists. dances) Dick
and Alice McAvoy (singing, talking
and dancingl, Enid Bennett in The
Haunted Bedroom" "a Paramount fea-
ture) and Jack Dempsey in Dare
devil Jack (epsode 10) Orchestra
afternoon and evening Continuous
to and $3.50 toll p. m. ADV.
At the annual meeting Of the Second
Congregational church, April %. the
following officers we're elected: Clerk
for one year. RFl.p T. H. Pierscn;
treasurer for one year Lucretlus II.
Ross; auditor for one year, Webster
Tempe; deacon for six years, George
r. Grant; members of church com
mittee for one year. Miss Mary White.
Mrs Philip T. II. Pierson.
The public is cordially invited to
the services of the First Baptist
church, W. G. Towart, pastor Church
school 9:45 m. Morning worship
at II a. m. A talk Will be given to
the Juniors. The morning se,vice
Friendship, Human and liyine Com
Imunion service. Adult classes after
service, Young people meet at $50
.p. m. At 7.30 there viii be a Vic DRY
meeting. AT that time a full report
will be made by each of the captains
and members of their teams This
service should be of vital inerest to
us all.