The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-02-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News OF the Town and village Briefly
Told For BnsY READER.

Mrs L. Rockstroh, who has been i'll
Is improving.
Harrison |. Norton left Saturday
noon for New YorK,
A daughter was born TO Mr. and Mrs
Fred a. Baker Sunday.
Miss Josie Luudergan won the shoes
at M. j. Schwab's shoe store.
Miss Agnes NJ. Quinlan came home
this morning to spend Sunday.
Rev Mr. Randall of Poultney will
offciate at ST Peters church tomorrow.
Mrs John Barringer OF Greenwich is
visiting her sister, Mrs L. Rockstroh.
Rev C. W. Rowley will preach tt
the Shirkshire chapel Sunday at 3 p.
m.
Frank Tiffany, who has been here
for two days, will return TO Winthrop
tonight.
The YMC OF the ME church will hold
business meeting Monday evening
next at 7.30.
There will be Boston Globes enough
tomorrow for. everybody that wants
one. Secure early.
While Mail Carrier Nolan is recov.
ering from his injuries his route will
be taken care Of by Albert NJ. Downs
Iii said that the Webster House
which has been closed several weeks
will soon be reopened under first class
management.
Mrs S. II. lockwood has issued IT,
vitations TO card party TO be held
Thursday evening, About 60 invita-
tions have been sent out.
There have been but few colder
mornings this season than this. At 6
O'Clock the mercury registered from 10
to Il degrees below zero.
The Baptist CE society will enjoy a
sleighride to North bennington this
evening and after the ride a social
time and supper at Mrs Sections.
Michael Mcclure, who has been EN-.
ployed for month in factory at
Pawtucket, Il l., has returned home
ewing to an injury to his shoulder.
The valuable dog belonging to DR.
W. b. Stewart which ran away from
home few days ago was returned to
him Friday. 1t was found at II. c.
White & Co.'S shop at North Benning-
ton.
The new officers OF Mount Anthony
chapter. OES will be installed rext
Wednesday evening in Masonic hall,
at which time there will be very large
number of applications for member
ship presented.
The funeral services OF Mrs Emer.
ton who died suddenly in North Ben.
| nington will be held from her late res
idence tomorrow afternoon ats O'Clock
and the remains will be taken to Mid
dlebury Monday morning on the early
train.
Mrs Downs will lead the Baptist CE
meeting tomorrow at 6 p. m. AS this
is Christian Endeavor day an unusu.
ally fine program has been prepared
The topic is; "What | owe to Christial
Endeavor." All who are interested
are invited.
At the Second Congrega tiona
church Sunday morning the pastor
Rev G. S. Mills, will have for the sub
ject of his sermon, "The Opportunity
in Nazareth" and in the evening hi
will speak upon Discerning the Signs
of the Times. !" The hours of service
l0;45 and 7 O'Clock.
Rev C. W. Rowley will preach at thu
M. E. church Sunday morning OF
"Children's parents and the Church
and in the evening he will deliver thu
next sermon in the series on cold Tim,
Stories with Modern Meaning" Sub
ject: "The First and Greatest of Pr
grim Fathers" Miss Jessie Potter
will read "The God of Abraham" b.
Thomas divers and the choir will rem
der appropriate music. Miss Amy
Cutler will lead the Epworth league
meeting.