The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1889-01-17
North Bennington.


North bennington.
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Rev n; hart on MnnSaTn ~ a.
tendance wss gnod Ra1 NJ Sayaronco
read a Very carefully preDared review
of Prof. Dummond's Natural Law in
the Suil itual World" and Rev. F. Wild.
mer read a sermon. Each article was
very suggestive and brought out a lively
discussion. The next meeting is To be
holden with Rev, z. Marten, Jan, 2Slh,
at $50 a. m. Rev. NJ, Hitchcock is 10
present a paper on Conditional Immor-
iality," and Rev. q Marten Is to give an
exposition of that portion of the 18th
chapter of Corinthians, as refers to the
resurrection of the body.
Frank Huling, who has been sober a
year previous TO Jan LIST, was arrested
Monday morning for intoxication on the
5tb, and brought before Justice Wal
bridge. He plead guilty and was fined
five dollars and costs, all amounting to
S1251. The law making il obligatory 10
take his disclosure as to where he OBJ
tanned the liquor producing the intoxi-
cation. he testified he did not know of
having ANYTHING but some beer which he
got at Sherwood's grocery at Walloom-
sac, and was discharged. States Attor-
ney Barber appeared for the State; F,
Scott for the respondent.
At the annual meeting of the Congre-
gationaI Society, on Monday evening
last, the following board of officers were
elected President, II. d. Hall; Isl vice
president. Chas. Thatcher: Cd vice presi-
dent. NJ, C, Hulipg: treasurer. vi. G..
Shaw; secretary, BIT. Henry; collector.
Fl. T. Cushman; auditors. Chas. Thatch-
err and j. B Wardel. The several re-
ports showed the financial condition OF
the society to be satisfactory, out OF
debt, with funds IN the treasury, and
the church property in good condition,
The Week of PRAYER was observed nv
the churches here. and meetings wers
held on each evening duriny fine week
The numbers attending have been good
and certainly at the Conpre9ationaI
Church there has been larger Audience
and a deeper interest than for wears
Rev. Mr.. Peck was present on FRIDAY
and Saturday, leading the services OF
the latter evening. A spirit of church
unity OF christian fellowship and of deer
interest in the salvation of souls has per
vaded the meetings.
The "wedding BELLS rang marrily or
Tuesday morning, announcing the mar
rage of Daniel Quinn of SALISBURY. anC
Miss Mary Mccarthy of this mace. A
the reception in the evening at the esl
dence of the brides parpnts a larp,
number were present, and congratuls
tions and good wishes were showereC
upon the happy pair with great cheer
and at late hour the gathering brok
up, having had very pleasant time.
We learn there has been some change
in the classes, and in the books used il
our school, which has diminished tn
time necessary to complete some of tn
courses, and that is not ONLY gives salts
faction to teachers but to the patrons o
the SCHOOL, A more general lnteres
among the parents OF scholars in visit
ing the school, would please very much
the teachers, and promote a growing in
terest among the pupils.
Mr.. H. S. Durham who has been gu
perintendent of the Baptist Sunda,
school for several years past, was happi
ly surprised last Sabbath at the close o
the Sunday school to have the paste
with few appropriate remarks on be
half OF the school, presented him with
reed patent rocker chair Mr. Dunhan
was co'hPe'tly eurpT'seui anu III re
sponse spI pc ".tnnucn lecilng' tnankin
tne soho"l LOT tn's expression Oh inter
est, 49,, :,
Inc SUIT, state against Chas' Mitchell
Tor liquor selling was adj burned to wed
iesua .y VI tn's weeA' ne tnreM up VI
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Eoulu s %i.i ..'e olilC ,ss VI sne raw; Pay
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will be I;IaIv 70 sove fmtnre nrosacn
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u; ine iiieetins VI Tue Asso o
Rev A 8 Giihert nm Mondav sailed +
our village those whom We love IN az
in our fleets and the influence NJ who's
teachings could ,llv he SHARED from on
private or public educational advan
tages.