The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Louis Wood Of Wilmington was in
)wn Tuesday on business trip.
The second community dance at
Welfare hall Thursday, August 5th.
A comedy drama and a Western
cad the ad Harte Theatre today
,dy.
Laurence Wood of Gage street has
acepted a position as clerk in Wards
rug S ore,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Burton of
I'm street have gone to Berlin, N. Y.
u a week.
Tomorrow, George Walsh in The
east and Larry Semon comedy at
lpera House. Adv
Misses Barbara Burt and Flora Bur
,ess are spending a week at a camp
] B.ck.ord Hollow.
Edgar Harwood who has been con
med to his home with the lagrippe,
5as out around Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Taylor has returned to
North Adams after spending Few
lays at the Taylor farm.
Mrs. Otis n. Williams is home again
With her father, r. 0, Graves, after
pending a week in Albany.
Miss Luella T. Goldsmith leaves
or two weeks yaca ion this after
loon in Rutland and Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip P. Jennings eft
his morning for Watch II II, J., where
hey viii enjoy an outing OF ten days.
Harwood's bricks in chocolate, va
alla and raspberry icecream. Quart
md pint sizes Orders delivered. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Norton spent
Tuesday at their Cedar Bluff cottage.
Mr. Norton is TO spend this afternoon
there.
Mrs. Marguerite Parker, who has
been employed for several months as
Jerk in the Woolworth store has re-
igned.
Mrs. Guy 3. Johnson delightfully."- en-
ertainea a few friends at dinner Tues
day evening at her home Old Ben
lin8ton.
Lucky number dance and grand
march are special features of the
community dance Thursday evening
a Welfare hail.
Mrs. Lydia Martin and Mrs. NJ. j.
Blakesley of Washington, d. G., are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs, ii. N. Williams
Of Elm street
Mrs Frank Hurley and daughter
/ Martha and Miss Carrie NJ. Stewart Of
Los Angeles have returned from a
visit in Manchester
See Cons ance Talmadge, the born
comedienne, in Two Weeks and
Young Buffalo in THE Hold UP Man
Harta Theatre today ADV
Mrs. A. Z. Hollister. Miss Stella
Van Gorder and Miss Marion Snyder
spen. Monday night at Hedges Lake
with Mrs Fred L. Bot UNI.
AIRS H. n. Gilbert Of Scott street,
mo ored to st. Johnsbury Tuesday al
te-noon t. spend few days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Howard.
Tomorrow Lercy SCOTS famous
story Partners Of the Night present
ed by Samuel Goldwyn & Rex Beach
and Bis Y comedy Harte Theatre.
Adf.
! Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Hurley and Mr..
land Mrs Edward Whitney have re-
turned from a vacation of several days
pent at Thousand Islands, on the st.
Lawrence river.
An important meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Second Congrega-
tionat church will be held Thursday
evening at the close of the prayer
meeting,
VIM S Hart in THE Dawnmaker'
"a thrilling western romancel and ep.
Iisode II The Third Eye" (the great.
est serial yeti at Library Theatre to-
day. Adv
See Constance Talmadge in play
that is just naughty enough 70 be
mice and Young Buffalo in "rhe
Hold Up Man" at Harte Theatre to-
Idas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Newell and
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Dunklee of Brat
tleboro who were guests over the
weekend OF Mrs. Eva Hunter of Lyons
street left Tuesday for Manchester
Conn: They were accompanied to
Manchester by Mrs Hunter, who is a
sister OF Mrs. Newell
A picnic will be held Saturday after
noon for members Of the Woman's
Relief Corps and their friends at the
home of Mrs. Seymour Wool in Pow
nal. The party will leave here on the
I2:45 car. Each person is requested to
furnish something for the picnic
lunch.
Mrs. Arthur Sherry accompanied by
her son, daughter-in law and grand
children visited in Bennington recent
Ily Mrs. Sherry was formerly Miss
Frances Scott, only daughter Of the
late Deacon S S. Scott, in his day, a
prominent merchant of this town. For
many years Mr.. and Mrs. Sherry have
resided in Troy.
The popularity of the open air dane
ing at Welfare hall is increasing
There will be another opportunity to
enjoy dancing to good music under
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