The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-15
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Cndries bdrnes ~ spenuinS tue ody
In Troy.
G. A. Wattles has returned from
Richmond, VT
Miss Lucy Eldred will spend Sunday
in Petersburgh.
Edward Paddock is confined to the
house by a slight illness.
Homer Rudd and wife and Miss Ag-
mes Potter left today for st Louis.
Miss Georgiana Austin is recover
ing from her recent severe illness.
Joseph Martell has accepted a po-
sition with the Metropolitan Insurance
Co.
NJ ISIS Clara Doran won the shoes at
the Bennington shoe store last even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs S. II. lockwood have
returned from theirtrip to the ST Louis
exposition.
Girls are wanted at the Scott stock
ing mill. See advertisement elsewhere
in this paper.
Miss Amy Bentley who has been
making an extended visit with friends
in the north has returned home.
Mrs John Wool Griswold and son,
John A. Griswold, will sal from New
York Sunday on a two months trip to
Europe.
d. Edward Moore will lead the
Young Peoples meeting at the Congre-
gational church Sunday evening at &
O'Clock.
Miss Grace Sibleyleft this afternoon
to join Mrs Chris Holmes of Lowell,
Mass, in a two weeks trip to the st
Louis exposition.
Circle No. of the Methodist church
enjoyed a supper at John Rockwood's
Friday afternoon. There was large
attendance and the proceeds was $50
Gerry Messer, agent for the Pruden-
tial Life Insurance company and an
expert tlutist in Goldsmith S orchestra
has decided TO locate in town perman-
emily.
Mrs Daniel Robinson of Bennington
Center, accompanied by Miss Lulu
Robinson will leave the first of next
week for Cleveland, Ohio, where they
will DE the guests of Mr. and Mrs Jen-
nings.
"The Life Giving River" will be
the pastors theme at the M. Z. church
Sunday morning and his evening
theme will be Religion and the Devel-
opment of Character. Wide awake
music. Seats free.
Mrs VIM B. Arnold, formerly Miss
Caroline Huling of North Bennington,
her sister Mrs F. E. Burgess of Bur
lington, and the infant daughter OF
Mrs Arnold were passengers on the
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Edith White, formerly OF this
| j,
has closed the bargain for her home
on Branch street that she used to own
but now owned by Miss Minnie Doran.
Mrs White will occupy the premises
after completing improvements.
Merritt B. Morgan returned thi 5
afternoon from Richman, where he
has been attending the Grand Lodge
of Vermont IOGT. He was chosen to
represent that lodge at the Internal
ional Supreme Lodge in Belfast, Ire
land, next August.
The pastor Rev G. S. Mills will
speak both morning and evening at
the 2nd Congregational church. AT
the evening service in responce to a
request, he will give a lecture upon
Gilbert Parkers storey "The Right OF
Way" or The Abatement of Consci-
ence.
The lecture course under the aus.
pices of the NJ. E. church will begin
next Friday Oct p, at 8 p. m. The
pastor Rev DR. C. W. Rowley, who has
in recent years had place in some oil
the best lecture courses of the country
and was at onetime connected with the
| YMCA bureau of Boston, viii deliver
the first lecture, subject THE Moral
Culture of Courtship." Tickets a,
! Griswold's.