The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-03-25
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The auction sale of A. H. Potter was
adjourned sine die.
Albert TOwslee will be with J. W.
Wright the coming season.
The literary netted S13 to the treas
urg at the entertainment Friday even
ing.
Meetings will be kept up several
nights of this week, at the Baptist
church.
Thursday afternoon and evening, Mrs.
Schofield will entertain the Methodist
ladies' sewing circle.
Mrs. Carrie Cudworth of Blackinton.
Mass, left on Tuesday for Colorado,
where she will reside the coming season.
o. D. Cards store was closed by at
tachment last week, but it is hoped and
expected he will be able to settle and re-
sumo business.
The annual school meeting will be
held Tuesday next. The public money
will be distributed on the Friday pre-
vious, (tO-day.)
Another correspondent writes: The Ep-
worth League of the Methodist church
gave social in the vestry Friday even
ing March 18th, with very interesting
musical and literary programme as fol
lows: LIST. Report of the Sd annual con-.
vention of my District League by the
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Joseph
Norwood with closing remarks that none
would be missing in that heavenly man.
sion who had taken for tier motto
Look VI aud Lift up. 2nd. Violin
solo which was finely rendered. 3d.
Dialogue, ''Some of the Trials of a
s,nl,A oil
by Miss Jennie Munro, Miss Emma
Card and Misses Alice and Bessie Bates
which gave great satisfaction to all. 9TH.
Reading by Mrs. Emma Mason entitled,
IAN Old Mans Story" 9th. Trio by
organist, Miss Jennie Munro. It'll.
Charade by Otis Burt, Eddie johnson
and Ida Huley, of which all took their
parts nicely. After which prayer was
offered by the pastor and closed by sing
ing, wake, wake the songs of glad jubi-
lie. Sth. The most interesting part was
last but not least, refreshments, after
which pleasant evening was spent by
all.
The last lecture of the second course
by the Pastor under the auspices of the
Epworth League will be given April Sd,
subject, THE Age and Country in which
we live" These lectures are finely rem
dered and are of much interest to any
who will avail themselves of the oppOr-
tunity.
The fourth lecture given by the pastor
of the Methodist church last Sunday
evening, subject 1.-THE Diligent Hand
maketh Rich," was very interesting and
listened to attentively. The choir gave
some fine selections, one worthy of men
ton was the solo by Miss Alice Butler.
The Ladies' aid society ofithe Metho-
dist church met with Mrs. NJ. H. Scho-
field, Thursday afternoon and in the
evening Mrs. SchOfield entertained the
young people and all report an enjoya-
BILE time.
We hear from our friend and brother
that he likes his new position with S. J.
d w. G.. Ellis very much. What is our
loss is North Adams gain. Success to
Perry
George Houghtaling takes Mr. Elan
der's place at A. g. Parker & Son, as
clerk until April LIST, when A. w. Half
will be seen on duty.
A. G. Parker has been on the sick list
for few days, but is improving under
the care of DIR. Woodbridge of William
town.
Our school superintendent reports
good schools last year. Try and have as
good the coming year, what is good can
be better.
The meetings of the Baptist church
have been continued the past week and
still there are more enquiring the way.
Our deputy sheriff, E. Barber, has re-
turned from his trip through Connect
cut.
There will be a series of meetings held
in the Methodist church next week.
w. II. Thompson's new house will be
ready for occupancy about April LIST.
Mrs. Warren Haley is able to sit up
after an illness of some weeks.
The case of w. X. Bates against Geo.
Hudson was adjourned again.