The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Alfred Archer Of the Lyons district
is on the sick list.
John Harris of North street is in
Pownal over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Burke have
returned from New York
Melvin Piper of Gage street has
gone to work In Providence, II. !.
Miss Margaret Dryer OF Spring st
is spending few days in Arlington.
Miss Eva Lewis Of East Main street
is spending a few days in Valley Falls.
Melvin Moon of Gage street bought
a new horse at the recent auction In
Troy
Charles Thompson of Union street
is able to be out again after long
illness
The reading room OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
will be open from 2:30 to $50 p. m.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Barber of East
Main street are rejoicing over the
birth of son.
George Harbour and Edward NAL
lory have started working nights in
Bradfords mill.
Isabel Remington of Grove street is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Harry Wall of
North Bennington.
County Game Warden Harry Chase
returned last night from business
trip to Burlington.
The Catamounts leave this noon for
North Adams to play the I Brayton
team at the fairgrounds.
f. A. Greenslet has put new side
walk In front of his residence, corner
of Gage and Stafford streets.
Earl Harbour arrived home last
| night from Norwich university for a
| few weeks rest at his home.
Roy c. Denley, II. B. Fassett and
Joseph b. Nash left this afternoon to
spend Sunday in North Adams
Mrs. Lillian Wilson has returned
from ten days visit with friends in
Glens Falls, Saratoga and Granville.
Eugene Rice has resigned his pos
ition at Cooper's mill and has gone to
work on c. II. Plumbs truck wagon.
Miss Jennie Williams has returned
from visit at the Woman's Mission
AIRY convention at Glens Falls this
week.
William Temple, Frank McGurk.
| NNaNpn Alamo a. IIarkarf no af,f.f
| are home from Bliss business college
over Sunday.
The following have entered the Y
! NJ. Z. A. during the past week: Robert
Bentley. Ball Lyons, Thomas Murphy
and George Bentley.
candle pin match will be rolled
in North Adams tonight between the
Y. NJ c. A. boys and the Employed
Boys team of that city.
Frank CULVER of Grove street has
been unable to work this week on ac-
count of blood poison resulting from
an injury to his hand.
The order for the new piano for the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms has been placed
and the Sunday meetings will be start
ed as soon as it arrives.
The water in the river has dropped
low enough so that the work of put
ting in the concrete abutments for
the Chatham road bridge just south of
the station can be done.
The boys displayed more interest in
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium last night
than usual. They have not been able
to play basket ball yet as the screens
for the windows have not arrived.
Tickets for the Lion and the
Mouse will go on sale at o'clock
this evening. It is expected that the
advance sale for the first night will
be the largest of any show this season.
Frank Frost paid visit yesterday
to his grandfather, l. w. Hurd of the
Soldiers Home. Mr., Frost has charge
of drove of cattle belonging to w
Mason which went through North
Bennington yesterday on the way L
Shelburne Falls.
Baptist church services. At 1875
a sermon by the pastor on THAT
Wonderful Book followed by the an
nual offering of the church for the
American Baptist Publication society
Bible school at IL o'clock. Funera
of Deacon Durham at his late home
at 2:30 Y, p. s. c. L. at six and eve
ming worship at seven O'Clock. Ser
mon on John Chrysostom, the colder
mouthed preacher of old Antioch. AL
persons interested are invited to thes,
services. Frank r. Morris, pastor.
They All Do It," will be the pas
tors theme at the Methodist Episco
pal church Sunday morning and in tn,
evening he will begin series of ser
mons on Bible Women of Note.
Theme tomorrow night, "The Beauti
full but Deceptive Wife, Sunda,
school session at IL m. Brotherhood,
class taught by pastor at the sam,
hour to which all men are invited
The Junior league will meet to organ
lie at the close of the Sunday school
Epworth League devotional meeting
at p. m. The pastor will report OF
the county c. Il. convention held a
Rupert. Services held in the churcl
dining room. Come and see hoy
cozy it is. All are welcome c. W
Rowley pastor.
A tickling cough, from any cause,
quickly stopped by DR.. Shops Coug
Cure. And 1t is so thoroughly harm