The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-18
PARADE MONDAY
To MARK OPENING
Of CHAuTAUQQA
Series of Entertainments Held
During the Weel Vermont
20se
TICKETS PLACED ON SALE
Can BE Had at Several Places
for SO and at $1.50 for
Junior Series

The stage Is a set for the great
community Chautauqua which Is to
be he'd here all next week, and with
the sale Of tickets we are of. All
connected with the pre.iminaries have
shown their willingness to give hearty
cooperation to the enterprise and
those who have become gaurantors
for the expense of bringing this splen-
did series OF entertainments to Benn-
ington, now ask the public to show
their appreciation of their efforts, by
the liberal purchase OF tickets. These
tickets may be had at Griswolds, Go
kay's and Mulligan and Roach stores
or from Manager Bissell at the Tele-
phone Office who is chairman of the
ticket committee They also can be
had from any Of the guarantors. list
OF which is appended. The price of
these tickets is $500 for adu is and
$3.50 for the Junior Chautauqua.
There is limited number OF tickets
for sale at $3.50 after which same are
sold the regular price of three dollars
III prevail, so buy your ticket early
This course of entertainments is
given with no expectation of making
money for anybody, but the capacity
of the tent Is such that II filed at
every entertainment. there will be a
profit to turn over to some other pub
lie spirited work in Bennington The
huge tent will be erected next Monday
morning in the Major Brown park
which has been generously donated
for the purpose by George NJ. Hawks.
The show viii start with parade at
200 p m, Monday participated in by
o d and young and be novelty that
all will want TO witness The line Of
march VIII be given in the Benner
Saturday. The parade will give every
boy and girl an opportunity to partici-
pate IN this community affair ard
While contributing their mite to its
uceess. can be assured OF a hilarious
time while preparing their stunts
and yelIs under the direction OF the
Ghauraaqlh play leader who has had
wonderful success in this KIND OF
work. meeting of a the young
peop is called at 200 p NJ. Satur
day at the. Major Brown place (eEtraF
ces from North. Pleasant and School
treetsl to meet hte play leader and
organize She will be assisted in this
work by Miss Anne Dakin, Miss Anne
Wallace and Claiming Mann
Parents are urged to encourage Their
children to enter intoi this heartily
3nd assist them in preparing costumes.
Every one who goes into the parade
will be in costumes and prizes will be
offered those wearing the best and
most original or unique dress The
Pied Piper win lead the parade and
be TO lowed by the celebrated P.Nutt
Band, which is said to be scream /
Following is a list of the guarantors,
who are backing the best thingof its
Kind that has ever appeared in Benn. |
lngton the very best talent Of their Z
cass to be obtained, at prices ridic !
ulously low for the number of enter |
tainments a season ticket admits one
to- and they look for q nited effrot
on the part of all to make this such |
success that it may become an ann
dal feature in public welfare act.yi.I
ties. alL
Guarantors: Wm. H. Wills E,~T,l
Griswold. Daniel c. Hurlbut. w II. I
Nichols. j. 2. Mul igan. j. p Morris, J
sey. ]. c. Jensen, +, j. Hansen. II. l.
Hall w. H. Bradford Abe Noveek, !
Daisy p. Rudd, f. Haviland Sibley,
A. ]. Cooper. Geo. s Mills, A. S. +,
Martin. j. A. Evans. Frank f. Dean, jr !
y. II. Holden, w. ]. Holden, w. j. |
Towart, II. f. Niles. L. A. Graves,
f. l.. Bottum. W. f. Scott, w h, Bis.
sell, r. J. Cahill, F. c. Martin, w, l..
Gokay, G. NJ. Hawks, G. b. Johnson,
Il. II. Everett, E L. Bates, j. NJ, Leon
ard G. a. Parker, j, II. Hurlbut, F. b. !
Pope l.. +. Macomber, T. A. Daven
port, c. H. Dewey. and f. Il. Howe.