The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-02-24
MANCHESTER CENTRR

NAS AhA Ivy hbOh ACSShNJ fASA'ON
friends in Arlington.
John Shaw, who has been quite i'll,
is now able to be out
After brief illness Mr. Lambert is
once more on the meat cart.
Miss Elizabeth Martin returned to
her home in New York City Monday.
Walter H. Shaw has resumed his
studies at the University of Vermont.
Miss NJ rtle E. Buffum is with her
sister, Mrs v. A. Nadean in East Dor
set.
Miss Lillian Thompson is the guest
of Herbert BursoR and wife in Bond
Vile.
L. o. Wilbur of South Derby pass
ed few days of last week with friends
in town.
l.. f.. Collins has been confined to
the house, with the popular malady,
bad cold.
The C. E. Society of the Baptist
church held very enjoyable social
at the residence of Mrs Andrew Pro-
van one evening last week.
The Ladies Aid society OF the S. of
" will hold sugar party at GAR
Hall Wednesday evening Feb "a to
which all are cordially invited.
j. II. Scott, our genial butcher, who
severely injured his hand last week,
is much improved, but is not yet able
to resume his work in the market.
Rev E. Nj. Fuller OF Burlington,
state secretary of the Vermont Sunday
School Association, was the guest of
Rev j. 5. and Mrs Brown last Friday
and Saturday.
The annual town meeting will be
held at the opera house Tuesday Mar.
l at 10 a. m. There will be the usual
election OF officers and all will have an
opportunity Of voting on the question
license or no license.
Master Cornie White entertained
about fifty friends at a birthday party
last Thursday evening. Refreshments
were served and dancing enjoyed I'M
Til late hour, when the happy guests
departed, voting it very pleasant
occasion.
Rev j. S. Brown will have as his
topic next Sunday mornilg ''The
Diaconate. There will be no service
in the Baptist church in the evening
on account OF the no license rally to
be held at the opera house
The Methodist society will hold a
progressive supper at the church yes
try Friday evening Feb 20, from $50
to S O'Clock. a literary entertain
ment will be given in connection and
it is hoped the public will reward them
with good attendance
A quiet ceremony, in the presence
of few relatives and personal friends
took place at the residence of Fred o.
Bourn, on Thursday evening Feb 10,
when Charles A. Toombs OF Airing
ton and Miss Harriet L. Taylor were
united in marriage by Rev j. 5.
Brown. Amid quantities of old shoes
and rice the happy couplewere driven
to Arlington where they will reside,
having the best wishes of a host of
friends.
a no license rally will be held in
the opera house Sunday evening Feb
%, at 1880 o'clock. Addresses will
be delivered by representative citizens
and music furnished by a combined
choir The services in the churches
for that evening will be omitted in
order that every one NAV be at liberty
to attend the rally. Fill the hall
come prepared to Judge carefully the
important question to be discussed
Vote straight on Tuesday,
The Baptist church will hold roll
cal on FRIDAY afternoon, Mar 4, COM
at , O'Clock to which every
member of the church is expected to
respond. At $50 supper will be SER
we'd to members and guests, in the
vestry and a social hour enjoyed
Public services will be held in the
at 1880 and cordial in
extended to all citizens to at.
tend. The local pastor and others
will take part in these services and
addresses are expected from Rev J.
A. Swart of Grafton, former pastor,
and Rev W. A. Dawson of Burlington.
Come and brinu vo,r friende