The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News onhs Towa aud village Told
nFfsliF Tor nusy Readers.

W. II. Berry is visiting In Albany.
No meeting will be held at the
NMCA tomorrow.
John Hoffman OF Albany Is the
guest Of George W. Morse.
Judge Norman Madison Of Glasien.
bury Ia Ia the village today.
Miss Blanch Sihloy, who has been
visiting here leil yesterday afternoon
Mrs Henry Roster II visiting her
daughter, Mrs }. IA Walhridgo.
Misses Catherine and Elizabeth
Morgi,sey will spend Sunday io Troy.
Mrs s. a. Burt entertained tlo sool-
al card club 40 beer home Friday even
irg
AIRS Wm VanCleet aud daughter of
krnd-boro are visiting with friends
hofr.
Mrs o.. B. Garfield has been in Ar.
l.ngion part of iho week returning
home Friday
The high school base ball team ho
gan prac'.c.ng ih.s morning There
are 30 candidates.
Andrew Mauror won out in the &
club ai iho bennington shoe store
Thursday evening.
Th. oneyear-oIl daughter oi SIR
and Nr, George nOmorp ui powoy-st
died this morning of pneumonia.
The license commissioners wiil meet
at the residence of $. III. lockwood un
Union street This evening ut = O'Clock.
Buy the Children shoes CO. iho
biz shoe sale Last night oi iho great
salvage shoe sale 40 thc bennington
shoe store.
The woman auN.i.aey of thc NMCA
hold their regular meeting at iho as-
ISOLATION rooms ncNi Wedu' -uay.
April 9th 40 3D. 10.
Invitation. are ouf 200 iha -iIre- wed
dlue uf nr aud Mr, D. b. Potter oi
powuul winch sill take place at their
home Thursday evening.
There will be- an addre,s ou the Life
of Christ illustrated hy ihD .teroOptI-
con Zoo the yesiry Of The D.d FIRST
church on sunday evening 40 Z O'Clock.
Twelve ladies were pleas uiiy enter
tanned hy Mr. j. ID S'ehman 40 her
home Friday evening in honor of
= ISIS E,telie Siehman who B. visiting
her.
Rev Chas Provost pastor of the
church of the Sacred Heart has been
spending the week with Rev Albert
Desaulnier- ln Readshoro.
"The lneyitabieness of the Cross"
T. the subject of the pastors sermon az
the Second Congregational church
sunday morning. AZ the union ser-
vice In the evening DR. C.. IS. Rowley
will preach.
Miss Mabel Patterson viii lead the
CT meeting loo The congregational
chapel SUNDAY evening al o O'Clock.
Topic: "The Masing of a Christian.
hi, Food 90 The monthly collection
viii be taken.
Next SUNDAY the Bennington and
Hoosick VALLEY Railway company viii
put on the church car IN the mornnr
and the local will run SUNDAY airr
moons. also Saturday afternoons. O.
further notice.
Leon +. Story Is confined Co the
house today as the resuiloi the eXtrac-
ton OF some teeth The gums bleed
profusely yesterday afternoon d
this morning IN spite OF every effort
10 stop the flow OF blood.
The listers commenced their work
this morning and the following dis
positions were made. G ID Phillins,
North Bennington: Gokay and Saus-
ter; + + lockwood for the farm dis
trict.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the pastor Res Fraak X. Morris,
will preach at 1890 on "What is BE
ing Spiritual?" The service OF the
Lords Supper will follow the sermon.
Evening YPSCE at six O'Clock follow
ed by union at Congregational church.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning the pastor will preach on
1.-THE Tent Demolished and the Man
sion Entered" In the evening the
congregation will meet with the
Baptist and 2nd Congregation
al churches at the latter church
and Or Rowley will preach.
J. c. Mathews, advance agent of the
Dorothy Lewis company is here today.
The company will come next week and
rehearse a week in library hall before
opening its season here. Mr. Mat
thews Is connected only with first class
companies and will put an excellent
company on the road this year.
Mrs Frederick II Holden, the eld-
est daughter of Senator Redfeld
Proctor died at her home in Brook
line, Mass, Thursday night of cere-
bro spinal meningitis. otherwise known
as spotted fever. Mrs Holden mad been
i'll for several days, but not until We'd
nesday that the nature of her illness
was determined.
The day of the middleman is passed.
people are trading more
and more directly with the manufact-
urer This results in better quality
and large reduction IN prices. The
Yale Costume company of st Johns.
bury, manufacturers of fine costumes,
will be at Forester's hall all day Tues
day, April 4.
The Baptist Methodist and Congre-
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