Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-07-25
THE CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

| THE CHUkCHES AND SOCIETIES.
The ladies aid society of the Baptist
church will serve supper in Mr.
Deatsman's store south of Vincent's
livery Friday night, July 20. This
society had three hundred books print
ed one year ago, all recipes by Beld-
ing women. They have sold two
hundred of them at 25 cts. each. They
propose to serve all dishes from recipes
found in this book and give book
with the supper for 25cts. Ready at
five o'clock.
Mrs. Cannon will serve a 5 O'Clock
lunch to the Ladies' Social Circle of
the Congregational church next We'd
nesday July 81. The gentlemen are
invited.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held in the NJ E. church Sunday morn
ing. Love feast at $3.50 a. m. j. l. Buell.
will conduct the service.
The Congregational Sunday school
took busses to Baldwin Lake, Tuesday,
and the children enjoyed the picnic
outing very much.
Rev. Milo =. Smith of the Ashley
church will occupy the pulpit of the
Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening.
The Y. +. G. f. lawn social given at
III. j. Leonard's Friday night was
largely attended and netted the society
$12.
The Catholic Woman's League will
hold an ice cream social Saturday
evening July 9th on Webster's lawn.
The Ladies of the Congregational
church are making preparations to
have an evening with Copperfeld.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald, saleslady in
O'Bryon's, lost her watch Sunday,
fine gold one with chain attached and
is willing TO reward the finder for its
return.
E. III. Deatsman has leased his double
stores on Bridge street to Mr..Luther
of Greenville and w. A. Dennis of this
city who will form a partnership and
carry on the furniture and undertaking
business.
w. b. Crane and wife left Saturday
for Pottsville, Pa, where they will re-
side. Mr.. Crane has accepted posi-
tion in silk mill there. Marion Case
takes the place vacated in Belding
Bros. a. Co.
1t is true ''there are others" but if j.
Knox Gavin and M. b. Streeter don't
make you laugh then your case is hope
less. They are as funny as they make
'em. These two favorites appear at
the opera house this Thursday even
ing in the romatic comedy drama
Wages of SIM.
Rev. II. A. Mcconnell and daughter
of Reed City, are visiting in
the city. Mr.. Mcconnell has retired
from the pulpit of the Baptist church
there and will engage in other business
for while. He expects to come back
here to reside.
Mrs. w. T.. Hetherington, who has
been visiting in the East during the
returned Monday. Mr. Heth-
erington met her in Detroit and from
there they went to Mackinaw Island to
spend few days. She reports a de-
lightful trip and an enjoyable visit
Ben +. Huestis has purchased the
property of George Crippen
now occupied by Mrs. II. G. Wilbur on
Hanover street. He is to be con-
on securing so fine location
Tor future home which, il is rumored,
he will occupy ere many moons shall
pass
Lee Cusser has purchased the interest
Of Thos. WEIGH in the grocery business
Of Bond, Spencer & Co. and the firm
name is now Cusser q Spencer. Lee
has been employed in the Peoples
Savings Bank as assistant cashier We
wish him success in his new under
taking.
Very low rates will be made for the
ten day excursion to Petoskey Aug. 20.
via ID. L. a. N. and G. a. w. M. lines.
Good chance TO see northern resorts
with little expense. Ask agents for