The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy ReadeTa

Mrs +, Talreault Is recovering 4 om
her recent illn'Eh
o. N. Barber returned this mora.
INK from Montpelier,
A daughter was bora yesterday TO
Mr. and Mrs l.. j. Eddlngton,
Born, u daughter To Mr. aud Mrs
Louis Potter on Friday, Nov. %,
Thomas kirkpatrick OF Wells is u
guest OF friends here over Sunday.
Leonard Godfrey has accepted u pc
sltlon 10 the Bennington shoe store.
Mrs q. Newmayer aud daughter Nil.
dred have returned from New York.
Street Commissioner q. q. Klmball
Is In Berlin today visiting a nephew.
Miss Lillian Edgerton went last eye-
ming 10 Troy 10 remain over Sunday.
DR. ard Mrs l.. II. Ross returned
yesterday afternoon from few days
visit In Nea York.
Beginning Monday Miss Agnes Nor.
rlssey will take the position OF book
keeper NJ Grlswold's.
improvements 10 the ticket oiilce and
In tho plumbing OF Library hall are
being made this week.
Mr. aud Mrs Il. NJ. Paddock return.
cd last evening from weeks visit
with relatives at Cairo, n. Y.
The fair at ST Francis de Sales
Academy hall will close this evening
after u successful run OF two weeks.
Morgan Woods lecture entitled,
Where Are We Az" at Library hall
Monday evening. Admission J5cents
Mrs Mary sullivan OF Stafford street
s very III nj the home OF her daughter,
Mrs Mary llealey at 2le Stafford street.
Morgan Wood under direction oil
the White Entertainment Bureau for
benefit OF Free Library Monday even
ing.
The monthly meeting OF the official
GARD OF the Methodist church will bs
held at the parsonage Monday even
ing.
Miss Cecil Powers will lead the Con.
| gregaiional CE meeting tomorrow
night at q o'clock. Topic, Thanks
giving"
Maude Ethel, the six.months old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Leon T..
Story, died this morning. The funeral
will be held Monday.
| Attend Morgan Woods lecture
"Where Are We Az" at Library hall
Monday evening aud help the Free Lii
brary which should receive the pubic
support
! All young men not connected with
any other church are invited 10 meet
with the Barracks at the Baptist church
sunday at II o'clock Collins NJ.
Graves, teacher.
The Baptist YPSCE will hold a
Thanksgiving missionary me- ting
sunday at q p. m. The topic Is Mar
Gus Whitman. a cordial invitation
Is extended to all.
About so OF the friends AID neigh.
bors OF Mrs VIM Green gave her a
surprise at her home on Gage street
last evening. Refreshments were serv'
ed and the occasion was an enjoyable
one.
Rev. Aaron Hall OF the Troy confer.
ence will observe his ninetieth birth.
tday next week. He Is the second old.
est clergyman in The conference OF
which he became a member sixty six
years ago.
merchants carnival 10 be held after
La. l. L.. 1.
be asked TO participate and the effort
will be TO make the affair a disting.
uishcd success.
Morgan Wood who will lecture at
the Library hall Monday, Nov. %, is
without doubt one of the most brilliant
orators and popular speakers in the
country today. No man has crowded
his way TO the front more quickly and
commanded public notice and praise
more widely.
Charles S. Clark, a life long resident
of Troy, died suddenly at his home
yesterday morning. He was sitting
talking with his family just before
breakfast when he expired. Mr. Clark
was for many years railroad con-
ductor and was we'll known to the
travelling public.
"The Grace OF Thanksgiving" is the
pastors subject tomorrow morning at
the Second Congregational church.
At the evening service, continuing the
series on Great Events in the History
OF the church, the theme will be 1.-The
Roman PEI secutions." Hour of wor.
ship at l0:45 and 7. Welcome for all.
There were only four candidates for
teachers certificates present at the ex-
aminations held yesterday. Under the
new school law by which high school
graduates receive certificates empow-
ering them To teach and for a longer
period than are examiners certificates
will, tho attendance at county exami.
nors examination is beginning to ma
terially fall of.
Ex-Gov Bell in recent interview at
Denver where he was attending the
sessions of the National Grange, ex-