The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-17

Sunday with his father, e. Il. Long |
of Bradford street.
Miss Florence Barnes, who is EN-
ployed in Troy, spent the weekend
with her parents.
Another D. W. Griffith master
piece, "The Love Flower" Harte
theatre tomorrow
Miss Elizabeth Nolan, who is EN-
ployed in Hoosck Falls, spent Sun
day at her home.
The Red Peacock" with Pola Ne.
gri, picture as brilliant as its name
Harte theatre today
Thomas Ryan and Edward Baker
motored to Troy yesterday afternoon
to visit relatives.
Harry Silver, employed at the
Checkerl.ne, is confined to his home
by an infected finger
Mrs. James Mallory and daughter
Ruth Of Albany are the guests OF
Mrs. Adelbert Hurley.
Emmett Skehan OF Hartford, Conn.
is visiting his aunt, Miss Mary Ske
nan of West Main street
John NJ Cronin has returned to
New York after spending Easter at
his home on River street
Mrs. Frank Brennan and daughter,
Mary Frances are visiting at the
home of DR.. X. e. Grennan.
NJ. Kandaras OF Amsterdam, for
merry OF Bennington, is visiting
friends and relatives in town.
Mrs Wlfred Duclaws spent sun
day in Hoosck Falls at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Walter Wruck.
Mrs. Grant McGill has returned to
Schenectady, after spending few
days with Mrs. Adelbert Hmey.
Mr. and Mrs Max Fienberg and
son, Oscar, and Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Fcnberg motored to Albany Sunday.
Regu ar meeting Masonic Temple
+ and A. NJ. Tuesday evening at
1880. Installation and degree work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Roberts have re
turned from Poultney where they
spent Easter with Mrs Roberts par.
ent,.
Mrs. Mary Foster OF Adams spent
Easter with her son and his wife. Mr.
end Mrs. Alfred Foster OF Gage
street
Pola Negri in a picture as brilliant
as TIE name. Also a century comedy
Teddy the Dane Harte theatre
today
D. w. Grffiths masterful produc
ton. TIE Love Flower a United
Artists production. Harte theatre
tomorrow
Wits is the greatest Faith, Hope
or Love? See The Love Flower.
D. w. Griff this masterpiece. Harte
theatre tomorrow
Branoh No OF St Mary's GUILD
VII meet with Mrs George Wads
worth, Tuesday afternoon April IS
from 3 to 5, at the parish house.
Mr. and Mrs. Margoin and thei
sen and amily, MIR. and Mrs. Samue
Margo.in and infant daughter
Norma. motored to Troy and Alban!
Sunday
Poia Negrt a vision of g0rgeou
beauty flashing over the screen Il
the most sensational triumph OF an,
4 m article in history, Harte thea
tire today.
Mr. and Mrs. Obed o. Moon Aav
returned from Arlington where the
spent two weeks with Mrs. Moon
brother and his wife, Mr. ans Mr..
George Jepson.
Miss Stella Sheven of Albany an
Miss Helene Sheylen, who is emplo
ed at the Arco Inn, Arlington, spen
Easter with their mother, Mrs Sol
hia Sheylen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith, who speu
the Easter holidays with Mrs.
Smith S mother, Mrs, D. j. Cronin. r
turned Sunday evening to their HON
in Washington, d. c.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Harry Sharp {
Springfield, Mass, are visitin
trends and relatives in town incu,
Ing Mrs. Sharp's aunt, Mrs. CARR
Burnham of Union street.
Three Harvard boys are home "a
the Easter vacat' on, They are No
ton Barber son of Judge o. NJ. Ia
her and John and Walter Holder
sens of Arthur j. Holden.
Mis- Virginia o Brien. who was tn
guest of Mrs d, J. Cron'n last weel
returned Sunday evening to Ne
York. She will appear tonight a
the leading lady in the "C1ocolat
Soldier at the Century theatre.
/ Your critical neighbor who ente
tanned you at dinner recently wi
pass none but complimentary r.
marks on your meal il the dessel
! YOU serve is Favored with Baker
yanil a. At all grocers-Adyertis
mems.
See the girl who knew no fear, VIII
looked death in the eye time an
again to save one she loved from IN
vengeance of the law. story {
love, sacrifice. romance. and advel
ture, "The Love Flower. Hart
theatre tomorrow.