The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-12
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Miss Isabel Gokay spent Saturday in
Troy.
Leo Lassor spent Sunday at North
Adams.
Mrs William Miller of Old Benning-
ton spent Saturday at Troy.
! Coming-"The Shelk," Opera House,
Sheik," with Agnes Ayres and Ru-
Friday and Saturday.
Mss Fiilda lockwood, assistant at
1.-THE Public library is enjoying
weeks vacation
John Baker began this morning
his duties as clerk and deliyeryman
at the Adams hardware store.
Duke Bovin Of Pittsfield spent the
week end with Mrs. Bovin who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose Lassor,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shea, Jr. left
Saturday to spend a vacation Of two
weeks in Scranton, Pa, and New
| York
The regular monthly meeting of
the American Legion Auxiliary will
be held in the Welfare rooms, tonight
at 8 o'clock.
Raymond Hatton in his first star
role. The tale of a tailor who found
himself hero in the West. Harte
Theatre, today
mr. n IilIinoutortb ,atorirario,
West Main street-saddle horses to
rent by hour or day. Safe for ladies'
to ride. Tel $500 33t3t
Little Red Riding Hood children's
Welfare movie at Harte Theatre, to.
morrow afternoon at 4;3O Ten cent
admission for adults and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Vaughan and Leonard
ISplauding of Bridgewater spent the
week end with Mrs. r. w Southgate.
Little Red Rii.ng Hood in five
reels with $50 children actors will be
shown at Harte theatre Tuesday af-
ternoon at 4:3O, under the direction
of the Welfare.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Proctor and
daughter and aunt. Mrs Mary Ne
Neal of Grand Rapids Mich, were
| guests last week Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Reynolds Of SGAool street.
On Wednesday. June 14th, Mar
shall's Garage will drain all crank
cases and refill with UNDERWAY o..
! free of charge. This is to demonstrate
the superiority Of our Motor Oil.
SAT-
See "The Wall Flower" with Col
| leen Moore" You'll laugh with 1t;
you will want to cry over IT, you viii
love ii as you have loved few storie:
Of the screen. Harte Theatre, to
| morrow.
Raymond Hatton in His Bach
Against the WALL from a double-bar
relied coward he became a two-gun ter
ror, and Baby Peggy and the Won
der dog in Circus Clowns Hart,
Theatre today.
Frank s. White of South Gardner
Mass, was in Bennington Saturda,
and attended the funeral of his brothe
| William H. White, which was hell
! Saturday afternoon from the lat
home Of the deceased at Hoosick.
Adults as we'll as children will b
pleased with Little Red Riding Hood
the Welfare movie for children a
: Harte theatre tomorrow afternoon
The Boy Problem Solved" a on
reel comedy, will also be included fl
this hour and half program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harmon re
turned Sunday afternoon from Bra
tleboro whore they attended the m
nual Grand Army encampment. MI
Harmon says, that in 20 years O
travelling over Woodford mountain. h
never saw the roads so muddy an
so badly washed at this time OF In
year as they were yesterday
Colleen Moore in THE Wall Flower.
The wall flower that dropped in In
darkness, became a rose IN the sur
shine Of love. A pathe News and
Rolin comedy. Harte Theatre, tomol
row.
Orrin A. Grinis, who has been boy.
secretary at the local Y. NJ. c. A. IN
past year is resigning this month tina
he may have a brief vacation befor
ntering college this coming autumn
II is understood that he is plannin
to enter the International Y. NJ. c.
College at Springfield, Mass, to TAX
the physical training course. ORR
has been popular in his work with tn
boys and has acquired some fame i
Z cally as q wrestler.