The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Mrs. william R. Morgan and Miss
Isabel Tomlinson are in Troy for the
day.
Coming, Charlie Chaplin in THE
Kid in six reels OF joy. Harte Thea
tire. ADV.
Both mmbers of the law firm of
Holden & Healy are in Brattleboro to
day on business.
William Farnum in a fine drama OF
domestic life. 1t is full of home thrills.
Harte Theatre today, Adv.
William Fsrnum's last picture for
this year, His Greatest Sacrifice" at
Harte Theatre today. Adv.
William Farnum in His Greatest
Sacrifice" a Pathe News and a Rolin
comedy. Harte Theatre, today, Adv.
Mrs. L. C. Bennett has entered the
Albany city hospital where she ex-
pected to undergo a minor operation
today.
Coming, Charlie Chaplin, in 1.-THE
Kid" The cops are after the kid for
raising a riot Of joy. Harte Theatre,
soon. Adv.
Branch No. 8 of st. Mary's guild
will meet with Mrs. w. r. Morgan,
1872 Main street, from 8 to 5 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Born. Monday, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McDermott OF Pittsfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott were former
residents~of Bennington.
Mrs. H. Shepard of Newark, N. j.
arrived in town Sunday to pass the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. f. II.
Bruce of Washington Street.
Daint Mae McAvoy and Bruce Cor.
don in THE House OF the Telling Bell"
a mystery drama. Opera House today,
admission 10 and l5c plus tax. Adv.
Mrs. Raymond Higgins will enter.
tain Circle No. 5 of the Methodist
church at her home on Imperial
avenue Wednesday afternoon from 3
to 5.
Can mother love be crushed from Q
woman heart by applause Of the pub
lie? See His Greatest Sacrifice star
ring William Farnum, Harte Theatre
today. ADV.
Bruce Gordon and May McAvoy in
THE House of To'ling Bells A Pathe
News and a Rolin Comedy. Adm. 10
and l5c plus tax. Opera House to
day. ADV.
Perry B. Gardner and employees Of
the Putnam House garage left this
forenoon for Brattleboro for Ave
Dodge cars to be delivered to local
customers.
Business of particular Importance
will be transacted at the meeting OF
bennington lodge OF Elks this eve
ing and the presence of every member
is requested.
Suppose you came back from the war
and your wife didn't like you in civil
liam clothes. See Thos. Meighau in
t"CiviIian Clothes Opera House, Wed
nesday and Thursday. Adv.
The Bennington Lodge of Elks will
Keep OptH MUSE at tiltli tiuD iUOIir
tomorrow afternoon, Wednesday, from
one until seven for local and visiting
members and their friends.
See Thomas Meighan and Martha
Mansfield In a stirring perturbation OF
the famous play by Thompson Buchan-
an. "CiviIian Clothes" Opera House
Wednesday and Thursday. Adv.
Thoinas Meighan in Civilian Cloth
e5," the story of a girl who married
d captains uniform, then had to live
with a suit of cheap "ciyvies.' Opera
House, Wednesday and Thursday. Adv
Don't miss His Greater Sacrifice"
They are big vital questions in this
big drama of domestic life, and Mr..
Farnum portrays the part Of the hus-
band in a mastery fashion. Harte
Theatre, today. Adv.
THE House Of the Tolling Bell" a
benjamin b, Hampton production. star
ring May MacAvoy and Bruce Gordon.
A Pathe News and a Rolin Comedy.
Opera House today shows 7.30 and 8
Admission 10 and 15c plus tax.