The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-23
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THE Mad Horsemen' to
Library Theatre. Adv.
]. w. Pierce of Gage street motored
to Troy and Albany Wednesday. y
John ssarey ST., spent Wednesday
in Troy with Charles Hinsdill.
Big special Program at Library
Theatre today Read ad, Adv.
4 Raymond G. Resseguie Of Imperial
avenue, who has been confined to the
house by illness, is much improved.
Mason Kinney, who attends the
University of Syracuse at Syracuse, is
home to spend the Christmas yaca~
ton
All ice cream orders, from Har-.
woods will be delivered Christmas
Day by o'clock. Store clfsed from
until 6. Adv. ~ S3tf
Miss Gertrude Robson Of Depot
street is assisting as clerk in the Els
tate Of Joe Levin store, corner North
and River streets.
Frank Phillips, principal Of the
commercial department Of the Rutland
high school, is at his home here for
the Christmas vacation
Miss Catherine Grant, who has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. +. S. Rice of Weeks street, has
returned to Hoosick Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Sweet and Mrs.
Sweets sister, Miss Eva Monat of
Division street, left today for Pitts
field to spend Christmas with rela-
tyee.
Mr. and Mrs, Philip ]. Beaudoin Of
Hartford, Conn, are here to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Beaudoin's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c, Houran of
Beech street.
Miss Marjorie Smith, employed in
the optical Office Of Dewitt e. Lewis,
left today on vacation of two weeks
which she will spend at her home in
Mantle, Conn.
Roger Dean. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schuyler Dean of North Adams, is
spending a few weeks with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c, II, Robson Of
Depot street
Mrs. Jennie Scrivens, who for the
past few months has been employed
in Pownal Is spending a vacation OF one
week with her daughter Mrs. Carl
Mattson of North Bennington.
Frederick Phillips, freshman at the
University Of Vermont, Burlington,
arrived today to spend the holiday re-
cess with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Phillips Of Pleasant street.
Ralph Lille Of Canaan, n " visit.
ed briefly in town Wednesday with
his mother. Mrs. Wnhelmenia Lille,
who IS stopping at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Murphy Of Gage street.
Chs. les Ineson arrived today from
Boston where he Is a student at the
Bryant -Stratton school and will spend
the holiday recess with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John lneson Of River
street
Misses Barbara Mathers, Irene Pei
! lerin Margaret Leonard and Helena
Roy, students at st Joseph's Acade-
my in Rutland, are passing the Christ
! mas recess at their respective homes
here
Walter c. Wood, principal of the
/ junior high school, and family VIII oc-
Icupy the house on Washington street
! which is to be vacated by f. Clifford
/ Shaw, former county farm agent of
/ Bennington county,
/ Edward Beadchamp, who for some
/ tine has been unemployed here by the
i New England Telephone and Tele
4 graph company. has resigned and left
this morning for Leominster, Mass
( where he will spend Christmas with
i his aunt.
q Passenger ship destroyed by fire ant
Il terrific explosion in stupendous pro
/ duction in motion pictures of sensat
Il ional drama OF crime and courage or
land and sea.-"Dead Men Tell Nc
Tales At the Opera House Friday
and Saturday.-Adv.
+ Frank O'Toole and John and Ned
f McGurn cf Gage street left this morn
1 ing by automobile for New York tC
E lspend Christmas with the Messrs
Il McGurns brother. William McGurn
The latter is taking part this season
/ in kissing Time" which is now run
Il ming in New York. 4
I DIR. III r. Bristol and son Richard
, who we're among the successful Ben
nngton deer hunters were hosts at a
yenison dinner at the Bennington Club
Wednesday evening. The party in
Guided several guests from Pownal
and after a well served and bountiful
repast the evening was spent in music
and card playing