The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Gordon Scott of West Main street is
IL.
DR.. J. d. Lane will be out of town
until October 10Th. 10th"
Joseph Roscoe Of Greenfield spent
Friday in town.
Mrs Joseph Gagnon of Arlington
spent Friday in town,
Mrs lshmael Waite and Miss Mar
garet Shea spent Friday in Troy.
Man and nature battle in women
Who Wait Harte Theatre today. >
L. d. Conroy of Conroy's garage Ar.
lington w~5 IN town Friday on bust
ness. Il
Mrs Anna B. left of Greenwich, n.
i y, is the guest Of Mrs. Sarah Burgess
Of Main street
Miss Bessie Woodwork of Branch
street is spending the Weekend in
Keene, n. H.
James A. Mckee has returned from
Syracuse, Where he. attended the New
York state fair.
Miss Emily Adams who has been
Wis ting Miss Louise Graves returned
Friday to Troy
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ward have re-
turned from a motor trip to the
Thousand Islands.
Women Who Wait" vibrant
story of real people with great cost.
Harte Theatre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry and Mr.
and Mrs. John Fay left today by mo.
tor for the Adirondacks
The Brunswick bowling alleys will
reopen Saturday, September 18th, I'M
der new management, 7t3
Misses Dorothy and Gertrude MAJ
honey of North Adams attended the
high school dance Friday evening.
Daniel r. Sargent returned Friday
evening from New York city, where
he has been on business for a week.
Women Who Wait" drama of
Cape Cod folks A Mutt and JEFF and
Holman Day picture. Harte Thea
ire today
c. w. Leonard Theo Thomas and
w. T. Scott returned Friday from
FIardwick where they motored on
business.
Miss Ida Roy has returned from
, Taunton and Springfield, Mass, where
she has been dividing her time for
two weeks.
"OMalley Of the Mounted starring
William S. Hart and his horse Pinto
al thrills. stunts, action. Opera
house tonight
MIR. and Mrs. Patrick Gulnan and
childro,. of Hartford Conn, are visit
ing Mrs. Guinans sister, Mrs John
Costello Of North street.
Mrs. j. J. Childs and two daughters
of Troy motored to Bennington Friday
and we're the guests of Mrs. Chllds
sister, Mrs Il. r. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester II Nichols and
Miss Edythe Buss have returned from
New York city, where they have been
, spending a week on business.
Mrs. II. A. Barker and Miss Leora
Parker OF l}rattleboro are guests at
the home Of Mrs, l'arkers brother
rank Z. Howe of South street.
Mrs, John Meredith who underwent
an operation at tie Putnam Memorial
hospital about four weeks ago has
returned to her home on Spring street
and is getting along nicely.
Dr. J. ID. Lane viii be out OF town
until October 10. Ex-seryice men re
ceiving examination Or@ofs will report
to Or. George Curran cage street
North Adams.
Your last opportunity to see WI
liam S. Hart in 20 Malley Of tho
Mounted The Mounted Police a:
ways get their man." Opera house
tonight
Sale of household goods.-Mrs J. r
Elliott formerly Mrs March,. begin
ming Tuesday, Sept Goth will sell thu
remainder of her household effects a
private sale to continue until all arr
disposed of at 143 North St. loft
The Methodist Episcopal church
Jas. a. Perry minister, cordially in
vites the public to the following Sun
day services: 1880, morning wor
ship; 1900 Bible study; $3.50, Ep
. worth League; 1880. evening service
"The Ways of Man Are Always BE
fore the Eyes of the Lord Prov . 81
Bennington post, cterans Of For
; eign wars. will hold a meeting Thurs
day evening, Sept %, at s o'clock a
Grand Army hall All members arr
] requested to be present and any elig
iblo eX-seryice man who desires t
, become member of the post is re
quested to be present with proper dis
charge papers.
4 William Dudley Pel'ey, formerly
V member of the Banner staff, has re
turned to his home II - Johnsjur,
after being confined for several week
at Brightook hospital with typhoi
fever. a 'briel note states that he i
, able to move about the house to som
' extent but is not yet strong enoug'
to give any attention to correspor
dence particularly letters iron
trends received during MS illness.