The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-03
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Clarence r. Brooks spent Saturday
afternoon and evening in Troy.
Mrs. George Hill has moved from
Burgess road to rooms in Mrs. Jennie
Nichols home on Main street.
Bert Lytell In Sherlock Brown.
Clues" and Now or Never featur.
ing Harold Lloyd Harte theatre
Wednesday.
"The Truth About Christian Science"
by Prof. James II. Snowden, Is one OF
the newer books at the Public Library
that is well worth reading.
Charles Bickford and family have
moved from North Adams to Benning-
ton They are resd ng in Truman Mat
,tison's tenement on East Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frutrlch OF
North Bennington and Miss Dorothy
Young of Burlington were Sunday
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Young.
Stark hose house on Pleasant street
IS drapcd in mourning in honor Of one
OF the late members of the company,
Lester Cooper, who died Friday at
Barre.
THE Great lmpersonation with
Ann Forrest, Fontaine La Rue, Alan
Hale, Truy Shattuck. Every move
a surprisel Every scene sensation!
Harte theatre tomorrow.
Mrs. Edward f. Hart and Mrs. II. N.
Sweet and her son, Arthur Sweet, and
III. X. Hart motored to Long Point, a
place near Burlington, Sunday to
spend the month of July.
William Russell motored to Boston
Saturday night and returned last night
with Mrs. Russell and son and daugh-
ter who have been spending several
weeks with Mrs Russel's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Hudson and
daughter spent Sunday night with
his father c. l.. Hudson. The former
were or their way from Greenfield,
Mass. to their home in Schenectady
Mrs. John Purcell and daughter
Mrs. John Fitzpatrick. both former
residents of Bennington, and Mrs. Kill
patrick's son John arrived Sunday
from New York to spend the holiday
with Mrs. Howard Simpson.
Or. II. T. Summersgill. who was a
lieutenant colonel in the Medical
Corps in Paris, has taken over the
practice of the late DR.. c. Forsythe
at Alexandria Bay, N. Y. He will be
Joined at his new home later in the
season by his mother, Mrs. Eli j.
Tiffany for visit
George B. Sears of New York ar.
rived here Saturday for his annual
vacation among his old friends and
neighbors and especially among the
trout in the mountain streams. He
will spend one day taking Ernest
Patterson fishing and after that ex-
poets to enjoy his vacation.
A handsome Rambler rose, a vir.
tual streamer of thousands of bios
SONS, nearly covers the porch and a
part of the south side Of Mrs. William
Peart's home on Branch street. The
sight has proved so extremely beauti-
full and attractive that tourists have
taken pictures of 1t.
Guarantors will please keep in
mind the meeting on Wednesday
evening, July 5th, s o'c'ock at Y. NJ.
c. A. in the interests of tie Communi
ty Chautauqua. If quarantors wish to
be spared financial loss, it is neces-
sary that they take some part in the
preliminary arrangements.
Miss Marjorie Baxter and Miss Mar
garet McMurtr.e, who has been spend.
ing two weeks with Miss Bakers
mother, Mrs Moses Cayanaugh, have
returned to Boston. Miss Baxter, who
has been a student at Bryant and
STATIONS business school the past
three months, has been given a sec
retarial position at the institution for
the summer because or her meritor.
ious work.