The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-09
PENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Read the Library Theater ad.-it
may interest you. Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Kelley OF
Maple street spenI Sunday at Mr.
kelleys former home, Dorset.
Mrs. Phineas Gay and daughter Ella
have returned from a visit of week
in Greenfield and Turner's Falls.
p. j. Vallenbourt has had tele
phone installed in his home on Stafford
street The number is 226-11.
James Prentice of Newark is stop,
ping for the week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Evans of Branch street
l.. DeForest Cone and son DeForest
left Sunday for Springfield where
they will visit relatives for few days
Frank Someryille and Walter Stew
art are on an automobile trip through
the Adirondacks and to the Canadian
border.
Coming to the Opera House the com
edy hit of 1920-Mack Sennett Down
on the Farm" big five reel special pro
duction. Adv
f.. T. GrisWold returned Sunday
from an outing of ten days at the
summer conference at Silver Bay on
Lake George.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckay and
daughter Viola Of North Adams were
guests over the week end of Miss
Clara Barber.
Regular meeting of Miriam Rebekah
lodge tomorrow evening, All members
are requested to make special eff
fort to be present
John Murphy of Bradford street
was the week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Thompson at their camp
at Hedges Lake.
Robert H. Merrill, who is employed
by the General Electric company in
Schenectady passed the week end
with his family at Old Bennington.
Miss Marjorie Dagesse of Dewey
street who has been spending her
summer vacation wi II relatives in
Pittsheld and Springfield, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson arr
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sausyille motor
ed to Gloversville, Sunday. Mrs
Sausyille remained for visit of a
week with her sister,
Clifford Benham of New Haven
who has been visiting for several days
the home CT Mrs. Nettie f, Har
bour Of Gage street, returned Satur
day to New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. T. d. Melhado and lit
| tie niece, Miss Ruby Taub, of POUCH
keepsie are spending the week at tht
home OF Mrs Malhado's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ Margolin
Miss Flora Burgess who has beer
spending vacation of three week.
with her parents, DR. and Mrs. II. w
Burgess, returned Sunday to New
York where she is employed as de
sisner.
| See II. b. Warner in "a Fugitiy,
| from Matrimony'. a comedy with
melo-dramatic finish very pleasing an,
chapter II of "The Silent Ayenger"-
I"Facing Eternity at Harte Theatre
] today. Adv.
: Mr. and Mrs Dewitt Z. Lewis, sol
and daughter returned Sa urday iron
vacation of two weeks a part o
b which they spent at their camp a
B Lake Cossayuna and with relatives il
Springfield.
Once in awhile we come across
picture which on shines all others il
a release radius Of several weeks
sometimes months. Such one i
The Fortune Teller at Opera HCus
q today and tomorrow Adv
a Mrs. Morris Levin, jr, and It'll
!. daughter Ruth accompanied by Mrs
l Levin's sister. Mrs Louis Kapin Q
Springfield are guests at the home c
:, Mrs Joseph Levin of River stree
} Mrs, Morris Levin and daughter ar
former residents 81 Bennington,
John spargo, Of Old Bennington
has been designated by the L. S. d.
partment of State as member of Oh
Ma donal Honorary Committee Of tn
forthcoming fifteenth lnternation'
Congress Against Alcoholism, to /
held in Washington, in Septembe
One of the leading articles in tn
magazine section of the New Yor
Times on Sunday was an elaborate r
view by Ex-Secretary of CcmmerC
: Rediield Of Mr.. Spargos new boo
THE Greatest Failure in All History
which has just come from the press.
One of the most delightful theatl
cal offerings Of the present season
promised at the Bennington Opel
House Thursday evening, Aug.
when Edna Goodrich will personal
appear in Sleeping Partners" Ga
= den of Eden episode in three act
which has achieved remarkable su
cess in Paris, London and New Yo
"a and which is now on tour with but
=" single company and with the origin
a. production as seen during its pher
~ menal run at the Biiou Theatre
--- New York
ga "The Country Cousin will be Civ
N at High School hall tomorrow event
n at s o'clock. Miss Grace Sage of N,
II York, reader and impersonator will
II terpre. the various characters of t
q comedy Several Bennington peol
have heard Miss Sage and all are
n thusias tic about her work. The pl
n itself written by Booth Tarkingt
II had a long run in New York. Hi
s.