The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-09
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Henrietta Walbridge was In
Troy Friday.
A line of fishing tackle now on
sale at Needhams.
Mr.. Butler OF White River Junction
was in town Friday on business.
Mrs. Fannie Hinsdil has returned
from visit with her son In Troy.
Townsend Wellington OF Troy Is
guest at II. T. Cushman's for few
days.
Mrs. Estes of Pownal has been the
guest of her son Karl Estes this
week.
George yelling is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on his residence on
Main street.
Services at the st. John the Bap-
list church Sunday at $3.50. Rev FIR.
Schaeffer, pastor.
Miss Ruth Eldred returned home
last evening from Troy Business Col.
lege to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Myron Harrington and children
are EN- route from Florida to spend
the summer here as usual.
Edward yelling is improving The
looks OF his residence by planting
shade trees about the lawn.
At the Methodist church Sunday
services at the usua! hours Rev.
Newell, pastor. Everybody invited.
Ralph White left Friday for Yves.
leyan University where he will remain
for week attending his fraternity
house party.
Miss Timing, who spoke at the Bap-
list church last evening. gave short
talk to the pupils OF the High school
in the afternoon.
Rev. l.. A. Cooney wen to Manches-
ter yesterday to visit Wesley Seymour
formerly of this place, who Is very
sick at his homee
Miss Mable Chase. who has been at
the Pittsford sanitorium for the past
three months has returned home very
much improved and benefited In
health.
The dance at village hall last eve
ming given by the Stars baseball team
was well attended. Music furnished
by Martin Elwell. Everybody had an
enjoyable time.
large number OF the Congrega-
ti0nal people are planning TO attend
the National convention OF the Home
Missionary society to be held at Pit
tsfeld from May IL to II inclusive.
The band has organized under the
name of the North Bennington Cor.
net Band" All members seem
thoroughly interested and promise the
town some good concerts fro the COM
ing season.
The Bennington County Christian
| Endeavor Union meet at Bennington
Monday at the Baptist church. The
convention begins at l0:30 and con-
tinues through the day and evening.
All young people invited.
| At the Baptist church Sunday. ser.
vices at the usual hours at IL o'clock
A missionary will deliver an address
Sunday school at II m; b. p. o. U.
at 6:3O,subject, Being q Christian,
in Our Work and Our Play,--.Iohn s
II. Leader, Grace Dennis. Evening
service at 1880 sermon by pastor. All
come.
Tucker Lodge No. As +. & A. NJ.
held special convocation Wednesday
evening at which the following Off.
GERS were installed for the ensuing
year: Il. J, Worthington, W. NJ; w.
], Cole, s. W.; Geo. w. Bonner, j. W.;
Henry Roster, treasurer; c. d. Phil
lips. secretary; Il. j. Beagle. s. d.;
II. A. Davis, J. d.; George Il. Green,
s. s.; V. II. Thompson, J. s.; c. w.
Colvin. Marshal; II. A. White, Chap
lain; f. ID. Ranney, organist; 4. j. De-
Long, Tyler.
AT the Congregational church Sun
day at 10:45 sermon by Rev. J. p.
Harper. Subject, "The Kind of Men
That the Church Needs" A sermon
to men. Sunday school at IL m.
Junior Christian Endeavor at 4 O..
clock, Christian Endeavor at Gas.
Notice change in time. Subject, BE
ing a Christian in Our Work" Lead
er, Mrs. c. w. White Services at
1880 with sermon by pastor, subject,
"A Message from st. Mark" this
being the third subject on Mark.
Everybody turn out to these services
as they are very interesting.
The supper given In the Baptist
church Friday evening under the aus.
pieces of the local w. c. r. u. was well
attended. Following the supper, a
very interesting program was render
ed, The music being furnished by
the members of the Loyal Temper
ance Legion. Opening chorus. Some
Glad Day." Devotional exercises led
by Rev. J. b. Harper; Reading of LIST.
Psalm followed by prayer; Duet,
Star Spangled Banner" Misses Ruth
LOOMS and Katherine Durham. The
speaker OF the evening, Miss Chris
tine Timing, National organizer for
the w. G. T, U. was introduced by
Mr.. Harper. Miss Thinking, whose
home is In London, England, is lectur.
Ing In the cause Of temperance In
America. The audience were priv.
legged to listen to one OF the most In
teresting lectures ever delivered In
this place. The evening closed with
chorus by the l.. r. l., followed by a
duett. The music by the children de.
serves special mention as the league
has been organized but few weeks