The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


IN Arlington for over the week end
Joseph Costello Of Mill street has
gone to Hartford where he has en-
ployment.
Miss Helen Shea has employment
for the summer as clerk in the Wool [
worth store.
Mr,and Mrs. Barney Cantor and |
family motored to Brattleboro for the !
day on Sunday.
Tomorrow Ethel Clayton in "a
Sporting Chance, a big V comedy at
Harte Theatre. Adv. ( 1
H. a. Wilkinson went to New York |
Saturday to accompany home Sunday
Mrs. Wilkinson and infant daughter. |
Ghosts, feudal castles, love- ro-
nance and lots OF fun In "A Fool and
His Money at Harte Theatre today.
ADV.
"a Fool and His Money" the widely
read George Barr McCutchion story
in pictures at Harte Theatre today.
ADV.
Curtis Burt and son of Philadelphia
arrived Saturday to spend few weeks
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. o.
Burt of Union street.
Leonard Outhawaite, who passed the
weekend with Mrs. Outhawaite at
their summer home at Old Bennington
returned today to New York.
Mr.and Mrs. Daniel r. Sargent and
family left this morning by automo-
bile for Bristol, their former home,
where they will visit for two weeks.
Rubye De Remer, the most beauti-
full blond since Venus supports En-
gene OBrien in "a Fool and His
Money" at Harte Theatre today. IAdv.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt E. Lewis and
family, accompanied by Miss Marjorie
Smith and Miss Irene White of Casiaan
spent Sunday at the Lewis Camp at
lake. Cossayuna.' ] 'ihif3} Id
Mary Anderson and allstar cast
in Bubbles dts a sensationl, Pathe
News and Facts and Folles" '(see
the bathing girls) at Library Theatre
tomorrow. ADV.
Eugene O'Brien in "A Fool and His
Money" George Barr MoCutcheon
story and chapter "'The Silent Aven
ger. Harte's orchestra at Harte
Theatre today, ADV.
A summit school for teachers will
be. conducted at Rutland under the aus
pices OF the state board of education.
The school will open on Monday, July
IL, and win continue for four weeks
| D. T. Murray and family motored
4itos@M Manchester. Sundays ssTiiess staNere
accompanied home by David Murray,
5rg who has been visiting win "'rela-
ltiyes in Manchester for the past two
weeks. tuoinf4{ g. ,fHtY
Hanford Carpenter Of Norton. Mills
was a week end guest at the home Of
Me- and Mrs. f. Il. Howe! He stop
ped here en- route home from Toledo,
where he had been to get an auto
Mopile. b.ot. rpoo JGd ~ ~ - ~
Romance, comedy. drama ana al
lthe glamour OF an ancient feudal
castle in the Swiss rryhblp are in
Ecluded in a Fool and His Money
1starring Eugene O'Bren. Harte Thea
ire today. LADY. h9apb1o Il u hrh 74
] Magnificent Scenic effects secured
(ioF Eugene 0'Briensa picture ''A Fool
Fand His Money! taken in ''The Thous
and Islands. and along the ST, Law,
renee river Don't MISS it at Hare
Theatre today Adv lNHt 't9a'
A number OF the employees Of the
local telephone exchange motored the
mohawk trail Sunday Those who
were unable to join the outing yes
terday are making plans for similar
trip the coming Sunday.
The castle was haunted--and he
married the beautiful ghost. See
Eugene O'Brien in "A Fool and His
Money, Chapter No. of "The Silent
Avenger" and Hartes orchestra at
Harte Theatre today. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Franklin Of
Gage street. who returned the latter
part of the week from a several days
stay in Boston, left Sunday for st
Johnsbury to spend a week at Mr.
4 Franklin's former home, 9,f .E
I Mrs. w. r.. Lowe of North, street
land guest, Mrs. Dean, who have been
Visiting for several days in Rutland
Fhave gone to Littleton,,. n. II, Mrs
loves former home, for a brief visit
before returning to Bennington,
Mrs George ,Worthington, Jr., ant
! little son of Cleveland have arrived al
Old Bennington. The little boy, will
remain with HIS grandparents during
the summer while Mrs. Worthingtor
Twin return to Cleveland after briet
visit
Miss Eileen Culliton OF Gage street
who since her graduation from Al
bany business college has been EN-
ployed in the Office of Walter A. WOOD
company in Hooslck Falls, has resign
ed and has employment in the Office
Of the E. z, Waist company. t
Joseph A. Evans, and son Buster
Miss Mary McGurk and Mrs. ]. L. Nc
Gurk mo;cred to Springfield today t
accompany home Mrs McGurkl
daughter, Mrs. Henry Mccormick wht
has been visiting here for severa
weeks. Buster Evans remained il
Springfield to spend few weeks will
Mrs. Mccormack. q,aht +
Mr. and Mrs. L. DeForest Cone ant
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Winslow lmotoret
to Troy Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs
Cones son who is at the Troy hospi
ltal recnnera TIM from q snrinna nnnra