The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-21
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Mrs, G. D. Howard was In Albany
Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ Vaughn was in Rutland
Saturday.
Mrs. Ira Garfield was in Bennington
Friday afternoon.
Harold Bushee left Friday night for
Boston to attend the auto show.
Mrs. Rupert Walsh OF Bennington
spent the weekend with relatives In
town.
+. o. Estes, local dealer for Apper-
son motors, is out Of town on a bust
ness trip.
Miss Stella Sheylin, who attends
Albany business college, was in town
over Sunday,
Marley J, Seymour is spending some
time In town the guest OF his mother,
Mrs. A. +. Bump.
Mrs. Paul Rochester and DR.. Mum
of New York city were In town recent
ly on business.
Mrs Roscoe Cole and son Robert, OF
North Bennington were in town Sun.
day visiting relatives.
Miss Margaret Cullinan, who has
been confined to the house by Illness
is able to be out again.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson OF Pittsheld.
a former resident oil town spent the
week end with friends here,
Miss Mary Meagher of North Ben
nington was in town Friday night,
the guest Of Miss Ellen Conroy
Miss Mildred Buck of Cobbleskill
is the guest of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lemuel Buck Of School
street.
Miss Dora VI. Clark of Bennington
was in town Thursday to give the
second of a series OF talks to the high
school girls
AIiss Frances Mann who attends the
Troy business college spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Mann. She was accompanied
by Miss Julia Shepherd OF Troy.
my Irish Rose
The home talent play, My Irish
Rose given by the young people Of
ST. Columbans church, under the aus.
pieces Of the Ladies Altar society,
was decided success. over one hun
dred and seyenty-fYe dollars was
taken in and the net proceeds, after
all expenses were paid was one hun
bred and ten dollars. The play was
given in Arlington two nights and the
following night Saturday March lStA
it was given in Manchester for the
benefit OF ST. Pauls church. The first
night, Thursday, it was played to a
fall house. while Friday evening the
hall was crowded TO its utmost capa
city. A large number attended the
play both evenings, and some even
liked it so well that they followed 1t
to Manchester to see it a third time.
Much credit is due all of the actors
and actresses, and especially to Hor
ace Goewey, who directed the play.
All members OF the cast wish to ex-
press their thanks to certain persons
who helped to make the play such q
success. especially to Mr. and Mrs.
S. w. Pelsue, Miss Grace Buck, Miss
Lena Smith, Gordon Hard, Harold |
Walker and Emmett Smith, who furn-
ished music; to G.. NJ. Vaughn who
kindly gave the use Of his truck to
take the scenery and stage furnish
ings TO Manchester; to Arthur Bene- !
dict who acted as scene'shifter and
prompter; to Thomas Barrett, chief
electrician: to Mrs Alfred Buck, who
assisted with the costumes, etc, and
10 any and all who helped in any way
to make the play such big success
both financially and socially About
twenty-five people, including the mem
hers of the cast, went TO Manchester
Saturday evening to the play there
It is not known exactly what the pro-
ceeds there were, but the opera house
was filed. The proceeds from there
will no Dnblished later.