The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-17
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Miss Jennie Valentine spent Fri
day at Rutland.
Last showing of yellow Men and
Gold. Harte theatre tonight.
/ Miss Dorothy Stapleton left Thurs
day for Branford, Conn, to visit rela-
tives.
Thomas f. Monahan Of North Adj
ans arrived Thursday to spent the
isummer at the American house.
John Healy, II years ago resident
of Bennington, but now of Somer-
vile, Mass, is visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Maude Harris, who teaches
in the public schools of Montclair, N.
j., has arrived home to spend the
summe;.
yellow Men and Cold with
Helene Chadwick and Richard Dix
picture that will thrill you. Harte
theatre tonight.
JbNGicI y HlSl dNS NbihAiASA 49,
and social stationery. Steel-die en-
craving Of any initial or color, James
Woods jewelry store. 80
Mrs. J. H. Livingston returned
Friday afternoon from Hoosick Falls
Were she has been the guest Of
Mrs. C. w. Brown for several days
J. Guy Livingston left this morn
ing for Rutland where he will spend
the weekend with his family at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r, s. Blue.
| Edward Kirkpatrick, who has beer
employed in Bennington two weeks
| in tie interest of the Standard OF
company, returned to Troy this noen
1.-THE Sheik" with Agnes Ayres an(
Rudolph Valentino. The book sensa
ton of a decade, flaming on thu
screen Last showing at Opera
house tonight.
I, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Elicit and in
I FAINT daughter and Mrs Carl Person
and daughter motored to Springfield
Mass, this afternoon to spend thu
weekend with relatives.
Mabel Normand in "Head Owe
Heels. The adorable Mabel plays
a wild little acrobat from Italy il
this side-splitting comedy of Broad
way life Also Century comedy
STRAP Hunger" Harte theatre MOI
day a.
Morning worship at the NJ. T
church at 1890. Sermon topic 9TH
Magma Charta and Some Moderl
King Johns" June 18th is the 707tl
anniversary of the signing of tn
Great ChaIter) Church school a
noon. Brotherhood c'ass for me
discusses Results of National Di.
obedience" Epworth League a
$50. The retiring president, Mis-
Vera Hall, leads; topic, THE Chris
tian Adyenture-to every place"
C. b. tindholm of Pittsheld, VIII
built the concrete paving on Mai
and North streets in this village, ha
been awarded the contract for a coz
crete paving job in Great harrington
There were five bidders: l..
Somes OF Great Darlington, VI. /
h Camarco of Lee, d. S. McGrath, Inc
of Adams. Hassam Paving compan
Of Worcester, Mass, and Mr. Line
hom Camarco of Lee was TIE 10y
bidder with Lindholm second.
The board Of directors OF tn
Bennington Y. NJ. c. A. conside
themselves fortunate in having 81
cured as assistant secretary for tn
summer months Vincent V. Raw
Booth, son Of DR. Booth, pastor Of tn
First Congregational church at OIL
Bennington, Vincent is a student 9
Cushing academy, where he is edito
in-chief of The Breeze, the colleg
paper, and identified with many otl
er activities in the school.
IA Friday night was Orrn Griffi
last night at the "Y'' and it wa
marked by a large informal gathe
ing of his boy friends who, aft2r Il
dulging in some lively music at ii
piano for time, presented ORR
with beautiful pearl and damon
stick pin in triangle, the embleI
OF the Young Men Christian assoc
elton. Pop Craig" the boys frien
was the spokesman at the present
ton and orrin responded appropl