The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-12-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village and
Advertisements

! Womens wool sport hose, all the
newest shades, 39c at p. Shimlintzky
1l5 North ST.
/ Warm underwear for these cold
days priced low at the New York
store.
Born, December "A, q son to Mr.
/ and Mrs. Arthur Pratt of Carrigan
lane
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Otis White of New
York city are visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary L. White Of Depot ST.
Miss Mimi Merson Of Brooklyn is
spending the week end with her
sister, Mrs. Samuel Margolin
I Mrs. Timothy Mcguire Of Rutland
/ was in town today to atteld the
/ funeral OF the late William Ryan.
Or. and Mrs. W. f. Putnam have re-
turned from Cornwall, Ontario. whore
I they have been spending several days.
Mrs. James Caslin Of Dewey street
4 underwent successful operation az
the Putnam Memorial hospital Thurs
day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Mayo Of SO. West
| Harbour Me, are visiting at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. II. 4. Willlin-
son.
See "'rhe Man From Home with
jones Kirkwood and an Eddie Lyons
comedy. Opera house Monday. Shows
at $40,
Mrs ID. w. Stagmeyar and daughter,
Llaine and Isabelle, left today for New
York City. where they viii spend a
few daya.,
Don't miss THE old Homestead
with Theodore Roberts as Uncle
josh Shows at and 8. Opera
house tonight
rs Mrs Helen NJ. Kenyon OF Worcester
Mas, who has been visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in town for few
days returned Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis N Williams and
son, Otis have returned to Boston
alter spending Christmas At the home
OF her father, f. o. Graves.
Winchester Emmons who attends
Dartmouth college at Hanover, y. H.,
has been spending his Christmas va
cation at The home OF his parents.
Miss Margaret Lindquist. who has
been spending a few days ct the home
OF Rev and Mrs. w. G. Towart re
turned to New York this afternoon.
|. Pollack arrived Friday evening
from New York city with four or
tyc men who arg TO assist in the In
door Winter CfAus to be held at
Library hall all next week
}. c. Colgate und daughter, Miss
Evelyn Colgate and friends have been
spending 4 few days al Ben Venue in
Old Bennington They expect 20 re-
turn to New York Monday
a chllds fur aeckpiece was found
near the postoiuce Thursd~y az
noon. Owner may have same, by
calling at the Banner oulce proving
property and paying for this I'D
"The Man From Hcm~. Booth
Tarkingtons great Ari,.1..I play and
novel with James Kirkwo0i and a
great cast George Fitgm nslca pro
ducton. It's Pa-@noIat Opera
house Monday. Shows at 3-1.9.
Repairing on all kinds OF rubber
footwear. Reduction on all kinds
shoe repairing. Bargains in genuine,
cowhide Boston bags. Mems ladies'
and children's rubbers for sale, at
reasonable prices V. Partenope, 400
Main St Tel 5S.R. 32t2
aThe Man From Home" from
Booth Tarkineton's famous novel and
plav d George Fitzmaurice produc
ton. A Paramount picture and an
Eddie Lyons comedy "Oh Daddy.
Opera house Monday. Shows S-7-9.
See "The Old Homestead full OF
pathos and quaint humor laughs and
tears abound At the finale OF the
story a terrific storm destroys the
village but leaves the old homestead
intact This scene alone is worth
SONG miles to see. Opera house to-
nicht
There was a horse no one could
,.dr. there was woman iro man
could tame. See what happened
when the irresistible force net the
immovablc objects in "The Love
Gamble" starring John Gilbert with
Carmel Myers Ilarte theatre 10
daY.tf "
Going on New AdWnturcs In 1923
VIII he the theme OF NJ Towarts ser
mon Sunday morning Church school
at GAS. Morning worship at II. story
Tor the juniors. Young people meet at
6:30 Miss Thclma Joliyette win lead
Evening worship at $50. The public
IN cordiqlly invited to all these ser
vices.
The funeral of Charles 4 Bart was
held from St Peters church at ,
O'Clock this afternoon. Rev j. Elmer
Mckee officiating, The bearers were
c. S. Perry. c. G. Phillips f. NJ. Craw
ford II. II. Webster, Henry y. FIJI
moro and Frank Il. Howe. lnterment
was in the Park Lawn cemetery.
Wanted Young man for reporter
for the Evening Banner. or viii take
an older man of some experience in
work fitting him for the place Must
he able to write good English with
fair degree of rapidly. Apply in writ
ing only and with letter long enough
TO show style of composition, ia Frank
+. Howe, Bennington. VI.