The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-02

SUI VI soUutu Ouuilouulss
Joseph +. OBrien, who Is in the
government service and located in
Troy, was in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cartwright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vail OF Troy spent
Sunday with relatives in town
V. F. Babcock OF Burlington. Ii
Brsdstreets representative. IS IN
town for a stay OF several days.
Trust your wife, Katherine Mac.
Donald will show you why. and de.
light you In doing So Harte theatre
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Solomon and
daughter and Charles fienberg are
spending the holiday with relatives in
Albany.
/ Ere Is a danger that never sleeps
always be awake to common II ards.
October to 8 is Fire Prevention
Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond cuinlan
have returned from their wedding
trip which they spent motoring in the
Adirondacks.
Thomas Lyons, who has conducted
barber shop for many years In the
Putnam house block, removed his
equipment Sunday.
A first National attraction. Rather
ire Macdonald In Trust Your Wife,
and Harry Sweet In "Off HIS Beat !.
Harte theatre today
4. W. Stegemeyer of Orange, y. j..
is visiting Mrs. Stegemeyes and
daughter. who are stopping a; the
home Of F. o. Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol J. Fox OF St,
Johnsbury are visiting c. j. Cum
mings and Mr.. and Mrs. George Cat
ehel for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Hurley ar.
rived in Bennington Sunday evening
from Detroit with their new Stude-
baker sport model car
W. T. Teachout, county farm bur.
eau agent, LETT this afternoon for
Stamford where he is to speak before
the Grange this evening.
Among the Arlington residents in
Bennington Saturday were: Mr. and
Mrs. P. II. Thompson. Mrs II. ID.
Shaw and Mrs. j. P, Gagnon.
Henry Chase and Robert E. Healy
leave this afternoon to attend the
opening session OF the October term
OF Vermont Supreme court.
| Mrs. 4. E. Hart left Saturday for
Suffied, Conn, whore she will make
her home for the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. CT nton H. Blake and
children of Englewood, n. j.. were
over night guests recently at the
Carpenter cottage In Woodfora.
Warwick s. Carpenter who is con-
nected tn the ice of the Delaware
and Hudson railroa~ company in AL.
bany, was in town over Sunday.
Miss Catherine A. Morrissey has re.
turned to Hoos'ck Falls ito resume
her duties as teacher there. after
several days illness with tonsilits.
Fire takes $4,000 lives year
Ninety per cent OF these are sacrifc
ed to carelessness, Learn careful.
ness Fire Prevention Week, October
to 8.
John Mott and son, Luther Mott,
of Oswego, N. Y, were in Bennington
Sunday. The elder Mott is president
and sis son cashier OF the First M
tional Bank in Oswego. Is
Constance Talmadge in THE Print
tive Lover" one of the fascinating
coincidence most sprightly pictures,
from THE Divorcee' by Edgar Sci.
wyn. A Pathe News and Rolin
comedy. Harte theatre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fortier Mrs.
, George Harris and son George OF
Schenectady sent the week end at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cone, jr., OF Mckinley street.
l.. II. NE son. former overseer for
the Allen A company but who now
has similar position with an under
wear manufacturing company in Am
sterdam, was at his home here over
the weekend.
Water was turned into the new ten.
inch pipe connecting the village res
ervoir with the mountain springs
The laying of the pipe was completed
several days ago but the CONNECTION
with the reservoir was not made un
til Saturday.
\ Collins NJ. Graves, Edward H. Hol.
den. William A. Root and Perry b..
Gardner, the latter three successful
candidates at the September primary,
leave today for Burlington to attend
the republican state convention. It
Is expected that Dr. Il. Il. Potter.
nominee for town representative from
Pownal and other town representa-
fiya nnminaas will attend