The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Rev. H. j. Ma'llet of Manchester was
in town Monday.
Tom Mix in "The Untamed, Pathe
News and Roland comedy Harte
Theatre today Adv.
Edward Flynn of North Adams is
spending week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flynn of School
street.
Tom Mix in THE Untamed' They
couldn't tame him at ALL he even
whistled to let them know he was
coming. Adv.
Last showing of DeOrrell and
Prite, those wonderful children, sing
ing and dancing. Opera house to.
morrow ADV.
Mrs. W. ID. Ford who has been Wis
iting her brother, George Campbell,
of Park street, has returned to her
home in Boston.
Make your own hats this season and
buy new frames, coored and black
velvet. fancy feathers at l.. MBar.
ney's.-Adv. 1862
Thomas Quest, who has been con
fined to his room on Pleasant street
with illness, resumed work this morn
ing at Burts harness shop.
Hat frames, new this season, for
sale at l.. M. Barneys. Also black
and colored velvets, ostrich and fancy
feathers. All hats left over from last
year at bargain prices.-Ady 1Ot2
A. E. Cakes and son Kenneth of
Main street and Alfred Danforth OF
Hartford. Conn, left town Monday
afternoon intending to take an auto
mobile trip to the Pacific coast.
The Hamlin Cider mill is ready to
grind apples grinding 4c per gallon,
cider sold sweet from press, 35c a
gallon Gnoluding war taxi A tele.
phone has been installed at the cider
mill. Call 562-M.--Adv.
Roger w. Burt left Monday for
Philadelphia to resume his studies at
the dental college of the University
OF Pennsylvania. Edward Jenney and
Gordon Burke returned to the U. p.
the last Of the week
Doctor Harold d. Hazeltine sailed
| from New York this morning for Cam
bridge, Eng. Mrs. Hazeltine and
daughter Georgianna are to spend the
winter at the home OF Mrs Hazetines
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Graves.
There will be regular meeting OF
the Woman's Relief Corps Wednes-
day evening. A large attendance is
requested that the practice of the
! floor work may be begun as the an
nual inspection will take place in
October.
What your contribution has done
for Bennington in the past year will
be told at the annual meeting of the
Public Welfare Association tonight at
5 o'clock at the high school Come
and show your interest in the reports
and in the organization.
Bride 49," a sartlngly new kind
OF serial, backed by the name and
excellence Of Fox Film Corporation.
will be shown at the Harte Theatre
tomorrow. For sheer daredeyiltry
adventure and love interest, this pic
ture stands away ahead of any other
serial ever produced. Adv.
Harry Spear, chairman OF the COM
mittee appointed at the recent meet.
ing of the Bennington fire department
Is making some progress in the re.
organization of the Stark Hose com
pany Several CT the former men,
bers have expressed their willingness
to help form the new company.
The community sing at the Yellow
Barn in Old Bennington was held as
usual Sunday evening, September 10.
An added feature of the entertainment
was the presence of the Equinox House
orchestra of Manchester. The select
ions by the orchestra were exceptional
I4y fine and fitting At intervals the
audience, as has been the custom, sang
we'll known pieces. led by the pastor.
Rev. Vincent Ravi.Booth. Mrs. Arthur
Holden presided at the piano
Prof. Sumner Salter, director OF
music at Williams college and well
known by the music lovers of Ben
Inington as master Of the organ and q
composer of note will give an organ
recital accompanied by Rose Bogar
dus .sclist in the First Baptist church
! Wednesday evening, October 18th