The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mr.. and Mrs, John N. Fay we're in
Troy Monday.
Scratch My Back" at the Opera
House tonight. Adv.
Call 2O4 for service in fruits, veget-
ables and groceries. Adv.
Miss Audrle Lynch has employment
as clerk in the Woolworth store.
VIM. S. Hart in "The Dawnmaker"
at Library Theatre tomorrow Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Donnelly
motored to Troy and Albany Monday.
Mems Hi.Cut Work shoes, special
$4.9S at The New York Stores shoe
ADV.
Miss Nora Powers and Miss Stasia
Kiersey have returned from an outing
of ten days at Watch Hill. II. l.
Miss Ella Cunningham of Boston is
spending several weeks with the
Misses McCue of School street
Miss Ruth Eddy has returned from
Peru where she has been spending
a month at her summer cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. P c. Cornell, daughter
Miss Pauline Cornell, and Miss Helen
Hurley motored to Troy Monday
Guy r. Murray is here from New
York to spend vacation of two weeks
whit his family at Old Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harper of Old
Bennington are entertaining Miss
Beta Coates and William II. Hyde of
New York
Mrs. Il. w Stegmeyer and daughter
of Buffalo are guests at the home OF
Mrs. Stegmeyers father f. o. Graves
Of Elm street.
Nancy Chase, famous English stage
beauty makes her debut in 1880, 900
starring ]. Warren Kerrigan at HartC
Theatre today. Adv.
Mrs. Henry Roster of North Ben
ming on is visiting for a few weeks al
the home of her son, Harry C. Roster
of Elm street
He practiced something other thar
he preached. See Ethel Clayton il
The Hidden Scar" at Library Thea
tire today. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Palmer of Tro,
are guests at the home of Mrs. Pal
mers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gayitt of Maple stree.
Miss Rose Thomayer, who has beer
spending several days with her cous n
Miss Helen Hurley Of North street
has returned to Troy,
Nucoa Nut butter has no superio
get it fresh at Estes ADV.
A story of truthful appeal and syn
patty Don't fail to see + hel Clay
ton in The Hiddn Scar" at Librar
Theatre today ADV.
Miss Lulu P. Gokay, assistant telle
at the County National bank, is spen
ing portion Of a two weeks vacatio
a the home of her brother lnNewpor
What would you do If the girl 81
ting in front of you at she theatr
said Scra oh my Back? Come an
see at the Opera House tonight. Ad
The, entertainment comm ttee of tn
Mt, Anthony country club will ente
ain the members of the club and the
guests at cards Saturday evening
o'clock.
Miss Helen Thomayer has returne
20 Troy after o visit Of several days {
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, William NJ
i Gurn OF Gage street Miss Thomapt
s a niece of Mr. McGurn.
Scratch My Back" is as artllr
as is name and the funniest pictui
and Goldwyn comedy After Il
Bawl'. If you want to laugh. come
The Opera House tonight. ADV
Mrs, John NJ, Pnling and infal
n daughter of echoes are visiting at Il
\ home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Dryer
{ Sou h Branch street Mrs. Pillir
I was formerly Miss Katherine Dryer
4 Bennington.
B Mr.. and Mrs Edward Stevens al
wO children, who have been guests
n he home OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Je
lings in Old Bennington the past fe
weeks, returned Monday to their hon
4 n Connecticut
\ Rev, and Mrs c. r. Robbins, daue
I er. Miss Edith Robbins and Mi
4 Ethel Geiser who motored here fro
\ Columbus, o.. and have been stoppii
/ Fwith Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Nichols du
\ 'ng the past week left Monday f
4 Pownal where they VIII spend tv
\ weeks. Rev Robbins occupied Il
4 pulpit at the First Bap list church {
Y SUNDAY.