The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.


II. w. Redneld OF Springfield Mass
Is spending few days in town.
Charles Desrochers OF North AID.
ans Is visiting his son, Charles De
srochers.
Miss Edytie Buss, whols employed .
lat the u. l.. Nichols store. Is enjoying
q vacation.
Miss Kilda Vachon Of Manchester I
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
Richard Vachon.
Mrs. Frank y. Moore and Miss
Anne Il. Powers are spending fort.
night at Lake 81. Catherine.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Burke, who
have been spending two weeks In
Montreal. Can, have returned.
Miss Marion Beecher. who is EN-.
ployed In the Banner office. is spend.
ing vacation at Rlc1field Springs
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Capan OF
) INTERCHANGEABLE, n. Y, are spending
the afternoon with their son. Samuel
: Captain.
Mrs. Ernest Whitley and daughter,
Florence. who have been visiting
relatives in Pawtucket, X. l., have
returned.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tlnkham and
family and Mrs. Edward Hart of
North Bennington are spending the
day In Troy.
Be patient you'll know soon
What No Man Knows" starring
Clara Kimball Young, at Harte thea.
tire tomorrow.
Miss Catherine Woodward, mem.
her Of Smith college faculty, is
guest OF Mrs W. l.. Field of Old
Bennington.
/ Mrs. Fred Moran and two children.
Robert and Isabel OF Hartford. Conn.
are spending some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Moran
There will be an auction at Mrs.
Davis. 3lS Pleasant street. SATURDAY.
Afternoon at one o'clock sharp. John
Huntington, auctioneer
The members OF Geo. a. Custer
Post will meet with the Relief Corps
Thursday night In i1eir rooms Is
meet the Dept Commander.
Mrs. John Mccormick, a former
resident of Bennington, who has been
visiting Mrs Frank Dagesse, return
ed today to Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cross AMI
family, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Williams
and family, Miss Bette Potter and
Earl Cross motored to Lake Emcra d
in Dorset Sunday
Thursday evening, July 20, the
usual service for the Second Congre.
gat onal church will be he'd at 1890
o'clock Subject, The Cumulative
Life. Leader, II. H. Webster.
Miss Lulu Bett," with Lois VII.
son, Milton Stills, Theodore Roberts
land Helen Ferguson, a Paramount
picture. and Harold LLOYD in Among
hose Present. big three reel com
edy. Opera mouse Friday and Satur.
day.
w. S. Boynton is enjoying an an.
nual vacation from his duties at
kDrysdaie's store. Mr. and Mrs. 6oyn
ten motored to Coventry Tuesday to
'ake home Mr.. Boynton's parents.
who have been visiting in Bennington
since July 4.
VIII the ladies of the Woman's
Re ief Corps that are planning to 20
TO Hedges Lake Thursday the 9th.
to hold joint picnic with Mort. Ad.
Jams, Hoosick Falls. Greenwich and
Lansingburg Corps notify at once
either Mrs. Marsden. Mrs. Toomey
or Mrs. Green that arrangement
may be made for transportation.
The Catholic Daughters OF Ameri.
ca will go to Hedges LAX o...,.
July %. and will meet there courts
from North Adams and Hoosc'>'Fa
Each member will arrange for h
own transportation and lunch. The
following social committee ias been
appointed to promote general good
time: Mrs Josepeh Evans. Mi =
Mary Birmingham, Mrs. Mary Cor.
coran. Miss Bridge Leonard. Miss
Malvina Damour and Miss Erin
Matherc.
The cast which is to produce "Bll.
tlcted" Is working very hard rehear.
ling every afternoon and evening to
make this play a success. This will
'be Bennington's first opportunity for
publicly welcoming Miss Virginia
OBrien, Miss O'Brien is a Benning.
ton girl who has by persistent effort
and devotion to her work risen to the
front rank in the procession. Every
scat in the Opera House next Tues.
day evening should contain Il Ben.
ningtonian who will be glad to ex.
press in this way Bis appreciation for
what Miss O'Brien has accomplished
NOV is the time to be buying your
tickets from someone of the committee
'of which Miss Pauline Cornell is
chairman Vouchers may be ex.
'changed next Saturday afternoon.
from 3 to 5 and Saturday evening at
fGokay's drug store from to Q. They
;may also be exchanged Monday
evening at the Opera house from
$50 to and Tuesday afternoon from
to ).