The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
comIng-"Beyon the Rocks" .

Coming-"Beyond the Rocks"
Mrs. Mary Adams has returned
from her yacat on to the Office OF
County Clerk j. j Stakeholder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane p. Madison
who have been guests OF Mrs. Caro-
line Bennett have returned to New
York.
Miss Mary r. Bigelow, who has
been the guest OF the Misses Robin
son at Old bennington, leaves today
for Cleveland, o.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Vachon have
returned from their wedding trip
which includod> Montreal and other
points in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Durant,
who have been visiting Mrs. Durant' s
mother, Mrs. Caroline Mattson, left
Monday by motor for New York.
Mrs. James A. Eddy and daughter,
Miss Ruth Eddy left today for Troy
whence they will depart Thursday
on a motor trip to Montreal and Que
bee.
Collins NJ. Graves returned Mon
day from a stay Of week at Har
wichport, Mass, where Mrs. Graves
and son, VanVechten, have been
spending the summer
Robert Levin and Robert CronIn
returned Monday from a hiking trlC
that covered the route from fledGe'
lake to Lake St. Catherine to Lake
Bomoseen and 10 Bennington,
John G. Haswell Of DAYTON o., q
linea descendant Of Anthony Has
well. one of the earliest newspaper
publishers OF Bennington, was asguesI
at the Walloomsac Inn Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles lIutchins
who have been at the Walloomsac
Inn during the month Of August, leave
tomorrow by automobile on their
return journey to Burlington, Ia
Work was begun today on the con
crete foundation forms for the store
building which l. Satter is to erect on
the property on West lain street
recently purchased of w. b. Shell
don.
Seymour Patterson turned one OF
his horses out to pasture Saturday
and this morning found the animal
with a leg so badly broken that shooS
ing was necessary to put the beast
Out OF its misery
Deimer Runkle, president of the
Peoples National bank OF HoOsick
Falls. a former Rensselaer, county
treasurer and at present prominent
candidate for state treasurer in New
York, was a guest at the Waloomsac
Inn Sunday.
See Agnes Ayres in "Borderland
with Milton Sills in the cast. The
romance OF a society belle who loved
not wisely but two well. See her
her lavish gowns and daring esca
pades. See her rise through FOLLY to
happiness HarteD theatre today
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Atwood and
daughter have returned from a motor
tr p to po hts in Massachusetts and
Connecticut They were accompani
ed on the return journey by Mis-,
Marjorie Smith, who has been visit
Ing at her home, Norwichtown, Conn
Mr.. and Mrs. William b. JenninG,
Of Wallingrord are guests at the Put
nam house. Mr.. Jennings II tbs
youngest son of the late Isaac Jen
nings for more than thirty year.
pastor of the Old First church. Ole
Bennington, and Mrs Jennings Il
the daughter Of the late Charles Il
Sanford.
August Kelson, his mother Mrs
Hans KeIson and sister, Miss Mary
Kelson, lett Monday by automobile
for Aver, Mass. From Aver Mrs
Kelson and Miss Re son will proceed
to Manchester, ~ H., for visit Mr.
Kelson proceeded to Swampscott
Mass, where his employer A. j
Cooper, is passing the summer.
"Borderland," is a fancifu tall
which will attract much attention
because of It's novelty. 1t has tw,
distinct plots and two sets Of char
acters. Included in the supporting
cast are Milton Sills, Casson Fer
guson. Bertram Grassby Sylvia Ash
ton, Fred Huntley, frankie Lee an
Mary Jane Irying.-Iiarte theatre Il
. day.