The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

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News Of the Town and village rolS
Bhsny for Busy Rsadsrs
Miss Grace Holt who has been EN-.
ployed at the office OF 4. d. Barber,
has resigned
Frank Adams Who has been visiting
his mother, Mrs John Eddlngton, re-
urns Monday TO Utica.
Mr. and Mrs w. j. Watson attended
the funeral OF Mrs John Valiquette
Normandy In Rutland Friday.
Simon Mercier and family went this
morning to PItts6eld where Mr. Mer-
cler has employment In one OF the
mills.
Manager Wood received q telegram
this NOR ming Offering a booking for
Mary Mannering on the evening OF
May 8.
The boys and girls church will be
held Sunday at 3 D. m, subject OF
sermonette, "Robeh. All boys and
girls welcome.
Over 100 people attended 1.-THE
Mayor OF Toxic" at the opera house
last evening. The company went from
here 10 Cohoes where II plays tonight.
The church committee OF the Second
Congregational church will confer with
any cand dates for church membership
at the close OF the morning service TO
morrow
The Rockwoods this morning defeat
ed the Banner base ball team by a
score OF 10 10 10. Batteries, Rock.
woods, Graves and Frasier; Banner.
Hart and Keller.
Inquiry from several OF the Benning
ton manufacture rs brings out Il Q fact
that help OF all kinds Is scarce and
they find II difficult to secure the
requisite amount needed.
The woman's Exchange will all or.
ders In the domestic and other depart
ments. Your handiwork may b, G, me
renumerative through the Exchange.
5l7 Main street. phone 09.5. i0t!
The young peoples meeting OF the
s cond Congregational church Sunds y
evening at q o'clock will be In charge
OF the missionary department, with
Mrs @. y. Mills as leader. Topic,
"Chrlst 10 the Continent Of Asia"
The woman's Home missionary so.
cIety OF the Methodist church will hold
a special meeting next Monday might
In the church social room. Miss Capl
tola Lochner deaconess Of Troy will
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DIR u. c. Jenny received word thI,
morning OF the death OF his mother
sarah Ann Jenny, at her home 10 Ma
lone, N. Y. Mrs Jenny would hav,
been % years 81 age her neat birthday
DIR Jenny left for Malone today anC
the burial will be 10 Brandon.
The continued rains OF yesterday
with the bright and warm sun that Is
shining today will be productive o.
much good. The trees already. show
the effects IN the budding. streams ant
wells add springs are full OF water anC
everything looks more animated INN
morning.
The license commissioners held Z
seaic n this evening nj which time tbej
VIII lear arguments pro and con OF
The applications that have been put Ia
for licenses. IL Is doubtful about ,h'
decisions o. be given this evening
There are nine appl citions and oni,
eight cau be hiled.
personal Piety" will be the morn
log theme at the Me church. Sunday
evening topic ''Our Youth and thell
Struggles with Temptations. SUI d ,
school nj noon. II. OF 81 =. Bible elias,
81 same hf ar Ia separate room. Up
worth f<r suc prayer meeting at q ..
m, Mrs w. A. Austin leader.
A message received late last evening
from Mrs Harry 7. Cushman said that
Mr. Cushman vas quite comfortable
and that he sat up q portion Of the AZ
ternoon. Nothing was said about their
returning. Webster Smith. ~ho has
bsen NJ the hospital with Mr. and Mrs
g ishman expects % return home this
afternoon.
Services Of worship tomorrow tt the
s copd Congregational church st 10. a
aad I 90. The Rev Chas X. Seymour,
ID. ID. OF New York will preach al the
morning service and the Rev James Il.
Harper OF North Bennington will oc-
cupy the pulpit 10 the evening In ex'
change with the pastor. A cordial vel.
come IL extended 10 the public 10 all
theservices OF this church.
The entertainment given Friday eve
Ming Ia odd Fellows hall under IN,
auspices OF Stark lodge was not large
IL attended on account OF the storm
aud other attractions. The affair
took the form OF ~ illustrated leciur,
i by Prof. w. X. Merrill OF Boston ant
was q complete history OF the develop
ment OF The telephone and was atten
lively listened 10. After the address
there was q short talk by Henry l.
stillson. Mrs John II Burton gave .
few musical selections on the plano
The members OF Miriam chapter DIR