The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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advertisements.
Nicholas Petras was in Albany this
morning on business.
Baked beans and brown bread for
Tuesday. Checkerline,
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Brazell spent
Sunday in Hoosick Falls.
j. P, Daley is confined to his home
on Branch street by illness.
william Hennessey of Hoosick Falls
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Parkerhouse and cinnamon rolls,
fresh every day, Checkerllne. y
We will repeat "Way Down East"
tonight at the Opera house, s o'clock.
Mrs. Clarence Morse is confined to
her home with a severe attack Of grip.
Spinach, celery, new beets, and Bos
ton head lettuce, fresh today, at Pc
tras' Mkt. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Riel Of Adams
street spent the weekend with Mrs,
Riels mother in Hoosick Falls
One more chance to see Way
Down East, d. w. Griffith's master
piece. Opera house tonight. =
Lester Cooper Of Grove street has
entered the Washington County hos
p'tal at Barre Tor treatment.
Michael Seward of Hoosick Falls
was a Sunday guest of his daughter,
Mrs. William y. Shea, Of Man street.
Cookies Molasses, sugar, fruit
bars, lemon and cocoanut. Checker.
line.
Miss Eleanor Stratton Of the Chapel
district had the misfortune to break
her right arm one day recently.
Mrs. e. w. Bradford, who has been
spending the winter in Miami and St.
Augustine, Fla, has returned to her
home here.
Mr. and Mr.. l.. G. Ho!ton and Mrs.
Estelle Eldred and Rolla Shaw Of Bos.
ton spent Sunday with friends at Pc
t%ersburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hayden eft
for Arlington this morning to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. Haydens aunt,
Mrs. John Ennis.
Miss Dorothy Hill entertained the
\ II. II. Club Saturday afternoon az her
home on the Woodford road. Re
freshments were served.
Regular meeting Of Court Benning.
ton No. u Foresters Of America at
their rooms tonight at S o'clock A
large attendance is requested.
The beautiful star OF Pass on
4 Pola Negri. In The Last Payment
a drama o. Paris Of today and a Cen
tury comedy. Harte theatre today.'
Miss Nancy Campbell OF Manches-
ter, who has been visiting her grand
father, J. X. %Batchelder, returned
Z home Sunday afternoon
The bans OF marriage were pub.
I lished for the first time at St Francis
de Sales church Sunday for Miss
Marjorie V. Hurley Of this town and
Y LEO A. Burns Of Hoosick Falls.
Richard l.. Gerkin, formerly OF Ben
nington, but now OF Springfield, Mass.
4 spent Sunday with his wife and her
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dayen.
} port, with whom she is visiting.
George Spargo, who is a student at
Dartmouth College. has arrived at
his home in O d Bennington 20 spend
the spring vacation. Mr.. Spargo has
jus. won first position in an import
I ant oratorical contest a, the college.
See the riotous masque ba.. and
It's swift astounding ending, Scores
Of other dazzling scenes. with thous.
p ands OF players and the most sensa
tioral star in the world. Pola Negri.
in Passion" Harte theatre today. =
John Hunt and George Hard mo.
tored TO Rutland Sunday. They found
plenty OF snow a few miles north but
the roads were In good coudit on
much better than they viii be when
the foot or two of snow begins To
nell.
, The management Of the Opera
house has arranged with the Tn Ted
\ Artist Corporation 20 run WAY
. Down East again tonight In order "a
give every II a chance to see this
great masterpiece. Opera house TO
night S o'clock.
The program to 70 low the regular
meet NJ OF Bennington Grange on
Wednesday evening has been arrang
ed by the past Lecturers. Mrs. VIM. c
Clark, Mrs. l. X. Haswell, G. II
Plumb, and Miss Grace Brown. It will
consist OF essays, talks and reading
ON the subject Choosing a Vocation,