The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News or thsnTOwn and village Told
Briefly for BHsy Readers.

Miss Maude Taylor is spending her
vacation in Manchester.
Mrs L. G. WEIGH of Elizabeth, N. j.
is visiting Mrs d. G. Burt.
The store of A. Drysdale & Son is
receiving fresh coat of paint.
Miss Sarah Chandler of Rutland is
visiting in Bennington Centre.
Mrs Michael j. WEIGH and son JOS
Q n leave today for visit in Rutland.
Mrs N. j. Morrissey and son Nicho-
las left Saturday to visit relatives in
Rutland
Misses Nellie Winslow and Nellie
Hogan have returned from Stockbridge
d LennoX.
Rev c. W. Rowley will preach at
the Ferndale chapel, Woodford at $50
p, m. Sunday.
The s months old son of Clarence
Chandler died this afternoon of
cholera infantum.
Miss Ida Lord who has been the
guest of Mrs James Martin, returned
to Troy Saturday.
A telephone has been placed in the
residence of Floyd Huling, 2l-5, and
of Miss Alice Robinson, 124.
Lawrence Gokay went to Saratoga
Thursday and played with Dorings
band at the state republican conven-
ton that was in session there.
laMrs George Franklin Graves h
issued invitations for reception to
be held at her home Wednesday, Sept
2lst from four until six O'Clock,
Joseph Pellerin has broken ground
ca his property near Eddington's store
on Gage street for bakery and store
to be occupied by r. A. Davenport.
Miss Myrtis Hay of Cohoes is visit
ing Miss Edith Cordes. AS Miss Cor
DIES is about to return to her bust
ness in Troy, Miss Hay will spend this
remainder of her vacation with Mrs
NJ. z. Armstrong.
The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening at the 2nd Congo
church tomorrow. Subject of the
morning sermon "The Evangel of the
Messiahp and of the address in the
evening 1.-The Use of the Tongue"
The Jepson's Stars played the Hungry
Tigers game of football Friday after
noon. The Tigers were victorious, 6
to 0. Timothy Casey was umpire and
timekeeper. The Tigers would
like to arrange other games with any
team their size. Harry Velel, manager.
praying for the Holy Spirit" will
be the pastor, Rev c. W. Rowlev's
theme Sunday morning at the NJ. E.
church and his evening topic will be,
Character and Environment, the
third in the special series on "Char-
acter." Strangers will be cordially
welcomed. Seats free.
George Worthington and family
will go to Lakewood, N. j., the middle
of October to spend the winter. Rear
Admiral Field and family will leave
about the first of December to spend
the winter at Washington. Mrs Rob
ert Hall will occupy their cottage at
Bennington Center for the winter in
stead of going to New York. The Mis-
ses Clark will return to New York for
the winter.
Christian Culture Sunday" at the
Baptist church tomorrow. The pas
tor, Rev Frank Il. Morris will preach
in the morning on "Culture for Ser
vice" and in the evening on "The
Bible in Present Day Thought and
Life. " The church is striving to
serve. You are invited to put your
self in the way of its services.
II. n. Williams has returned from
several days trip through the northern
and central portions of the state. We'd
nesday evening he was present at the
banquet given in Rutland by the agents
of the New York Life Insurance COM
pany, at which time the prize for writ
ing the most insurance in the state for
the last two months was awarded to a.
2. Childs. Mr Williams is on the hon
or list, one of those who has secured
a prize for writing the most insurance
in given time. He was one Of the
speakers.