The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-01-08
North BsnaIaaion

ITS annual communication held, Deoem-
ber:4th l1lt. elected the following board
of5Offioers for ithe,ensuingsyear,: E.. II.
White. W.. M.ptieO. aE.1 GhreyI s.. w. {;
VIM Il. Caswell,. j. W.:J.iGl.p Bangs,
te;lsurel.i CD. Phillipssnsecretar f,
Nv. ;H0we1S. Dig O.. WI ,Stanlet, J,r Z. 4;
M = S,iIMinott5 Ar baritone s.. ST.. e.. M.
WrisIev. g.:,HalFsoLaTll Organist; L.
81 Barton, sHiArshalSiaosiRs Mattison,
tyler. ~ '..Td5 :" r,Yiyu,. yi,n b i 4
-i;Biussals s6atithfo roS}H) has .sptuup,in-
"a nSnri5, NV Nm ott5iIsdilov '.Ran9s a.
r yp,ST ~ IRA IiavinI, q ,SEiys sale' Of n
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new = ear was 9SHSYfiiii,yu, liu
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eellent selections of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT music
foIIowsd, nv IN ,sarvico' ri song AZ tbe.
bnu,-oS tIyalye, dpew, near aIi bowed in
silent ntove,e "a tow .noments after The
nedividinC tho old fran the. new. was
mast Nv, W. Ranner led'l In ,pTayer, Of
thank sgiyinr, fon tie mast and Seeking
favors and mereies forij theiifUture- and
gIiace tbateach might fill Ibis or her place
t0,Diyiaa, aeeeptanee. ,yyil,,i 2 g. o., -
,..SnndSy .etcnina.nt.t the uni6nseryiee in
the. BAPTIST ck1ifch,..i PASTOR ; Gilbert
younr omen. IL Samuel
XVIII, 32i'1''Is it!.wcll with the young
man?''," From the environment of title
text showed the anxiety. and bOlicitude
fer their cliildron, then pro-
ceeded to consider some OF the perlls 20
when young men are 'SuOlecti also .the
safeguards ohefed, ener1ng iipractical
suggestions Tor the young, ana Gloslng
win tenger. appear 10 accept the per-
S9hal irlenasnlp OF Jesus, nnder whose
ailectlotn, ne would prove success.
Inc singing Tor the evening was Dy
male qu1rtette 10 whom mngh credlt Is
~ H. 90 ;n u tn and nrss ~ ,o hnn bS't
i ~ s biTI,Iv crsI d IN themseIves '
,'F'.t,a -
Mrs. +. \. burgess Oh burllhStoh; VINO
mas peen WISHING Hg.T nele shloe on sI
ven, 10 MlibPaiiaali "a MISSY SiiuIspent
New rear :. wioiili ltepc ola' SEMINARY
IrlenGs humIgr 81 fTun
80 ,',.g s''"S :"
NUMBER Oh years ago. &C. !; :
Miss Metre IomnS,,s;who graduated
from smith college, northampton, Mass,
last rail-, IS now at lro'lfe. her health mas
not permitted hcr accept posltloH as
teacher, since, though isituauons have
been rendered. .tiis.t' D.. '.,r...~
HI. SpalfOrd was called TO Springfield
last week, to attend the funeral of his
aunt Snow in that section is. so plenty
us to make it difficult dor teams to pass.
& The week of prayeris being observed
by the churches here, with union even
ing meetings at tile. Baptist church the
fore part, and at the Congregational the
latter part of the week. On Sabbath
morning Rev. Chas.. Peck, in accordance
with the, plan of the Evangelical Alliance
preached q sermon upon tine glory OF
the rriune-God, from IL Cor, XIII, IA.
Prof. Dressed returned from his vaca-
ton visit to his home in Springfield, on
Saturday. The Graded school resumed
its sessions on MondayyWith few changes
among the pupils. The German class of
eighteen members, Are making good
progress and in addition TO text book
instruction. conversational German is in
daily practice, ,i,,,. 49, .,.,..,, a,.
: on wednesday Sverrii1s. Of last week,
some twenty of the ge'ing people con
nected with the sciInoi; here by invita-,
Llon rom ON MISS oaisl ItoughIoh' vlslteS'