The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News ofthe Town aud village Told
Briefly Tor busy Readers.

Miss Julia belong Of Green Island
Is with friends here for few days.
Miss Grace J. Day OF Greenfield +,
Mass is with relatives In this villag {.
Mr. and Mrs C. Il. Bailey left Friday
afternoon TO spend week in Albany.
All the dentists who attended the
convention at Rutland returned FRI
day
Miss Goddard, teacher in the high
school will spend her vacation in Fol
yoke.
Miss Bertha Green has accepted a
position in the Office of Bottum q Tor
rance.
Temple chapter, RAM will hold a
regular meeting Monday evening.
Work.
DIR II. f.. Grennan was elected Il mem
Thursday.
Mrs Wallace Cutting and daughter
are guests of Mrs John McGiIl OF
aterford,
Miss Florence Wilcox left Saturday
morning for a visit win friends IN
Readsboro.
The young mems association will
hold It's election If OiiiceIs in the IL
Orary Monday.
Adolphus LaFountain has returned
from visit toTroy, Albany, Glovers-
vile and other places.
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Bemis and
daughter of ReadsborO Wete guests al
the tutuam tIiHAl.
lev +. II Norris sill address men
at the GMOA ou"uoN afternoon. Mrs
j. ID. Stenman Will sing.
The March number of the Roaring
Branch Is out ana it is fully up 10 the
Standard in nedtuess and ATTRACTIVE
ness.
Rev Desaulniers of Pownal Is at r. v
A. j. Barron's. He conducted the
services at st Francis de Sales church
Wednesday evening.
Mrand Mrs Paul Goldsmith arrived
Friday called by the death of Rudolph
Goldsmith Their arrival make tae
entire family present.
The S OF V held most enjoyable
iuvi, alton dance Friday evening. This
was their first dance of this kind. their
socials usually being public.
The hours In which the body of the
late Il. O. Goldsmith may be viewed by
his friends have been changed from 10
to O'Clock instead of 10 10 II o'clock.
President A. H. Rice of the North
Adams and Bennington electric rail
road was at the Putuam Friday after
noon on business connected with the
road.
The YMCA debating society will
hold meeting Wednesday evening.
Debate, Resolved, that the Danish
ment of Napoleon to st Helena was a
Justiiiable Proceeding"
A message received Friday brought
the news of the death in Ohio of Har-
low Matti on a former resident of
SALISBURY. The bodywill be brought
TO SALISBURY for interment.
Miss Martha Hicks will lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Second Congregational church Sunday
evening at o'clock Topic: "Glor-
flying God in our Daily Work. :"
Department Commander S H. Wood
Vermont GAR has appointed Col A.
G. Brown as chief of his staff. Both
posts here have already commenced to
plan for memorial day exercises.
List of letters remaining uncaled for
at the post Office are David Carpenter,
Med Caldwell, Foley q Adams, L s
Holt, Frank LIE Roy, A A Peckham,
ID Seemore, viii Sherman, George b
Stacy.
The subject of the PASTORS sermon
at the Second Congregational church
Sunday morning will be "The Recog-
milton OF the Time OF Harvest. Mr.
Mills will speak at the union service
of the Baptist and Congregational
churches in the evening.
The committee who was appointed
at the recent citizens caucus To nomi-
nate ballot clerks and assistants to
act at the coming village meeting have
named the following to the trustees for
confirmation; Murphy, Homer A
Lyons, Edward Mathers, John Purcell,
G II Wakefield, d II Rudd and Frank
Mcmahon.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev DR.
G. w. Rowley will preach on "a
Special Message to Ny People" In
the evening the topic will be the
eleventh in the popular series on 'Old
Time Stories with our day Meanings"
topic "The all Night Wrestle and the
Sunrise Victory" The poem Lame
and Leaping" will be read by Miss
Ethel Cutler. The choir will render
music especially pleasing. All seats
are free. Everybody welcome.
Every one interested in the labor
question and ITS various phases,
should read the story of "Citizen"
Kershaw, Fall Rivers lone fighter,
whose battles with labor organizations
have made him celebrated character.
Citizen Kershaw is well known fig
ure at the state house and the account
of his moves from one mill town to an
other and of his Imprisonment for a
principle make story of unusual in
terest and force. This, together with
another article on the personalities and
careers of Hill and Hartman, rivals,