The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of tho Town End Village Told
Briefly for Dgsy ReadsrS

srleny for RySy Readers.
Miss Helen Nolan OF Jefferson Ave,
is ILL.,
William belong is fl at his home
on Bradford street
/ Miss Catherine Clark spent the week
end in North Adams.
Miss Claudia Maynard Of Mill street
Is confined to her bed
Miss Sarah Green is visiting friends
in Albany for few days,
Mrs, Albyn LaTour has been in Al
bany on business this week.
The Bradford Mil VIII resume opera
ton, Monday, Jan. 24.--Adv.
Nick Carter is coming to Library
Theatre watch for him. ADV
Last showing Of "Earthbound'-
Library Theatre. Read ad. ADV.
1t was officially, degrees below
zero at seven o'clock this morning
Miss Bertha God of New York city
is visiting her parents on Pratt steet.
Fannie Ward in "She Played and
Paid Library Theatre tomorrow.
Adt
Mrs T. a. Davenport has entered
the Putnam Memorial hospital for
treatment
A. s. Davis of the Apron Shop mas
recently employed Miss Mary Harbour
as stenographer.
Miss Rose Morrissey of West Main
street is i'll and unable to attend to
her duties at LURES tore.
Earl Oldham, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Oldham of the Mount Anthony
road is i'll with the measles.
I Miss Susan Moulton has returned
from Troy, where she underwent an
operation at the Troy City hospital.
Mrs Chester Nal ory of Rensselaer,,
n. Y, spent the week END with her sis.
ter Mrs. Thomas Hughes of School
street,
Last showing Of "Humoresque."
Hear the big eight piece orchestra
play "Humoresque. Opera House, to-
night.-Ady.
Miss Bessie Morrissey and Miss
Elizabeth Grennan are spending two
weeks vacation with relatives in
Schenectady.
Alfred Waite of School street is i'll.
Jacob Goldman Of New York city is
visiting his sister, Mrs. II Fienberg
on North street
Wallace Reid in "Sick Abed," but
there Il no cause TO worry. See this
screamingly funny farce at Harte
Theatre tcday.--Ady
Miss Elizabeth Costello, who has
been employed in Hartford, Conn, for
the past year has returned to her
home on Min street
An old time supper tomorrow night
in g. A. r. hall only 35c We are IN t
waiting to prove TO you how well we
can serve all who come -Ady
"Humotesque' tn photoplay ana
"humoresqueH played BY the big eight
2 'ece orchestral Youlf never forget.
Laat showing al the Opera House To-
nlght-etdy aH 1g
Half a chanceP With Mahlon Ham
ilton ani Lillian Rich drama OF a
mans man. who buftetad Nv fate
'ashd by defeat came back from the
doptbs. Opera House tomorrow and
Thur idaY --Ady.
Half A Chance" is so crammed with
climates you'll clutch your chair 80
Straightforward you'll set your jaw
SO tender you'll swallow hard and
oft N. Opera House, tomorrow and
Thursday. ADV
Mrs Robert McFven Of London.
Ont, and her daughter, Mrs Stanley
Dunning Of Cambridge. Mass, who
have been visiting Mrs. McEn's pro
ther Charles T Brettell, OLD Benning
ton have returned
Vera Gordon gives 2 most perfect
representation OF Motherhood in
"Humoresque It Is tho most re.
markabla and appealing characterize.
ton ever seen upon the screen. Opera
House. tonight--Adv
owing to the serious Illness Ct
Frank A. Wahlquist dues for tho Mo
dern Woodmen OF America will no
longer be collected at h s home. 29S
Scott street but must be pa Saturday
nights at the lodge re oms.
Mrs Anna s. Carpenter has rece y.
} cd interesting letters from her daugh
ter Miss Marcia Crapenter and son
Harold Carpenter They are en- route
10 Australia having sailed or tho
steamer Makura from Vancouver on
December 18th. They encountered a
bad storm and heavy sea soon after
leaving Vancouver. on December "a
) they arrived In Honolulu and spent the
day there and expected to reach Auck
land, New Zealand January s.