The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-10
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Allen serves elan chowder from 8
until ii this evening.
Mrs Alice Thebarse Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Joseph lacey In South
Salisbury.
VIM Butler OF Arlington is In the
village today. lie Is u we'll known
lumberman.
The Baracas Will hold business
meeting for the election OF officers
Monday night
Mr. aud Mrs T.. T.. Larrabee went 10
Hooslck Falls Yesterday and will re
turn this afternoon.
Mrs Barbara Gaul, who has been
visiting In town, has returned 10 her
home In East Arlington.
DR. Henry g. Day il travelling
around with crulches, the reason being
q severe attack Of rheumatism.
The attendance at theS Francis fair
last evening, while not AS large as ON
tbs opening night. was good.
John Balch from Manchester Center
Is spending the week with friends 10
this town and South SALISBURY.
Mrs Chas II. Sears OF Rockland.
Mass, has been spending few days
with relatives In bennington Center.
DR. and Mrs l.. H. nemenway OF
Manchester have gone 10 Honolulu TO
spend the winter with the lr daughter.
Miss Lillian Temple arrived home
from the Albany city hospital yesler-
day called by the death OF her sitter.
"John Bunyan" or "From link.
er's Cottage TO the Hall OF Fame ut
the Batist church tomorrow NJ Z
O'Clock. All invited.
Miss Mary Thompson is ut her home
In Arlington, called there 10y Ia death
OF her mother after short illuoss auu
whose funeral took place today.
Local milkn en- are planning e. ras
the retail price of milk to SIX cents p,
quart. IL has been cone In several
places owing u the high pf c. II le d..
Miss Kathryn J uney VI | lead / Q
Co.. rcg 4liv, al young y Opes m ct.
~ unday Q, ening ut o 81, ok. The
topic h, 'Llytngs,Obe and .uisslo.
70 Africans In tie Dark Continent and
l America"
News has been received here ~ he
death In ocuenectady iast Monday u.
rev j. a Swat for several years pas.
tJr OF the Baptist church IN Manches
.er and for number OF years Ons OF
he leading clergymen of that denomi-
patton 10 the state.
w. +. Sheldon Of Londonde-r l.
mere today on matt,rs connected with
tne settlement OF the estate Of tue laI,
W. h. Simonds Of North Bennington.
hr sheldon was for eight years mana
ger OF the +. Is. jennings farm at
North Bennington.
Twenty mules and four horses from
the vest are scheduled TO arrive here
t1is afternoon for use at the sanitorl
um that it Is said Is 10 be shortly start.
o { here by DR. Hercules SIDche. lie
Is To occupy the George ". Harmon
house on South street.
L'Union ST Jean Bapiiste d'Amei
ique Is arranging for social 10 he
neld at their rooms on South street on
the evening of Nov. 25. As originally
planned the event was to commemor
ate the feast of st Catherine but the
anniyersa.y comes on Sunday so the
affair was arranged for the following
Wednesday evening.
"Mrs Temples Telegram" with
Miss Sadie Martinez fn the leading
part, at the opera house this evening
will be by far the best theatrical at
traction of the winter. Miss Martinez
mas q national reputation and the OPP.
portunity TO see her is one that is not
likely 10 come TO bennington again.
About 20 members OF the YPSCE OF
the Baptist church had Il straw ride to
North Bennington last night. Ii was
proposed to make roundabout trip
out when the party arrived at North
bennington IL began ID rain so the
young people returned on the trolley
and made up for their disappointment
with social gathering at the church
where light unch was served
At the Second Congregational
church the pastor, Rev George 5.
Mills, will preach both morning and
s,ening. "Ihe Doctrine Of + ection
will be the subject OF the morning ser.
mon and at the evening serve the
theme of the address will be 1.-The First
Council" which is the second in the
series on "Great Events in the History
of the Church." The hours OF wor.
ship are 10 As and I. A cordial wei.
come for everybody.
Rev. f. Il. Morris and wife we're in
Pittsbeld, Thursday where they atten.
ded the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Plunkett TO DR. Bruce w. Paddock,
both of Pittsfield. There were four
bridesmaids, tie decorations at the
First Congregational church were very
elaborate and there were guests pres
emit from all over the country anc the
event was one OF the largest social af
fairs seen in Pittsield in years.