The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and vii4gs Briefly
Told For Hnsy Headers.

Miss Alice Sears Is Ia Troy today.
Rev DIR Rowley will preach at the
Shirkshre chapel tomorrow at 3
O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas s. Hoyt OF
Troy left Friday for six weeks trip
through the south.
Robert liamlnof the Western Union
Telegraph force has been off duty
couple OF days because Of Illness.
Rev Waien Morse will speak TO men
at the YMOA meeting tomorrow after
noon. There will be special music.
Chos 6. Chase of Nottingham was
here Friday on state business. He is
the official stenographer Of the Ben
nington county court.
To the ladies of Bennington: am
row ready TO do all kinds Of sewing,
also repairing and cleaning and pres
sing OF both ladies and gents clothes.
Mrs. j. L. finn, 1903 Willow et
The Baptist G T. society will hold
their consecf alton meeting tomorrow
evening ut 8 O'Clock. Miss Eunice
Lyons will be the leader. The topic is
1.-The Making OF a Christian: his
speech. ~
Gardner Hail. the president of the
Baracas, will speak 10 that class to-
morrow on the Young Man and the
Young Mans great st Need All
young men who do not attend any
other class ar, invited.
John II. Eyens. who has not worked
since early last December is sufficient
~ recovered so that he will resume
his duties at Coopers mill Monday.
Six weeks Of the timi he was in New
York hosp tai
The Young Mems club will meet in
the parlor Of The Methodist church
Monday evening next and full at
tendance Is desired. Candidates will
be- initiated and social time with re-
fIeshmsn,s will be enjoyed,
AT the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the Pastor, Rev Frauk Il. Morris,
will preach and conduct the service of
the Lords supper. Announcements
for the evening service will be made
at the morning service You are in
vited and no one else can fiji your
place.
AT the Corner Market we have hang
ing today one OF the Colgate steers.
This steer was less than three years
old and weighed dressed 1903
pounds. We also have home pork,
sausage and lard veal, lamb and
poultry and all kinds OF meats too
numerous 10 mention. Please give us
call. A. c. Sweet.
The Pl-Alpha society have issued
invitations 10 a masq uerade ball 10 be
held in Foresters hall the evening of
Tuesday April L. All persons appear
Ing in the hall must come in costume.
The committee having the matter in
charge is Earl Harbour, Robert Holt,
Tarrent Sibley, Shelly Wall, Rollin
Jenney aid Wesley Fauley.
Rev r. b. Tozer, for twelve years
pastor of the Baptist church at North
Bennington, Thursday night accepted
the call OF he Baptist church at Valley
Falls. A meeting OF the congregation
AT the latter place was held Thursday
evening. az which Rev Mr. Tozer was
present. He will move his family to
Valley Falls the first week 10 April.
The Pastor, Rev G.. S. Mills, will
preach both morning and evening Sun
day at the Second Congregational
church. Morning subject, working
Out Ones Own Salvation evening
subject, "Be Yourself in Religion"
New members are To be received and
the crament of the Lords Supper
will follow the preaching service of the
morning.
The Young Peoples meeting at the
Second Congregations church will be
a Good Citizenship. Service in charge
of the Sociological Department OF the
society. The topic is: 1.-The Value of
the Town Meeting and the Duty of the
Citizen. Harold NJ. Sweet will lead
the meeting. Boys and young men
are especially invited. Hour of SER
vice 9 o clock. Regular monthly off
ering.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning the Holy Sacrament
will be admin istered and members re-
ceived. At7p. m. the Pastor, Rev DR.
Rowley will deliver the next discourse
on "Old Tim. Stories with Our Day
Meanings" Subject, A Youths For
tune Traded for a Cheap Dinner. Miss
Flora Murphy will read "The Lost In
heritance" by Keble. The bi-monthly
love feast will be held at 6 p. m.
The Baptist CE will hold their
monthly business meeting Monday eve
ming, After the business meeting there
will be debate between the Barracks
and the CE on the question, Resolved
THAT the Negro should vote" The
Baraca speakers: V n Portor, Harry
G Bates, and Francis w Smith, will
take the affirmative side. The yCE and
negative speakers will be Miss Hilda
+ Pratt, Miss Florence Hollister and
| Miss Caroline l. Wilcox.