The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-10-02

Devotions for the month of October
were held Thursday evening at st,
Francis de Sales church.
Mrs. John Tower has moved from
School street to the Lonergon tene-
ment on Division street.
Mrs. John Houran and son Walter
of Dewey street left Thursday for a
few days visit in New York.
S. R. Kramer of Rutland, train
master of the Rutland railroad was a
visitor here today on business.
Mrs. Daniel Robinson of Under.
wood" is recovering rapidly from the
effects Of her recent operation
The best fresh home killed spring
chicken, fowl and lamb at l.. j. Ed
dington's market on Main street.
Several repairs and improvements
are being made on the Ben Venue
school in the west part of the town.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson of South
SALISBURY was a guest of her sister
Mrs. r, j. Cummings of North street
| Thursday.
Mrs. Amelia Buss of Park street
is spending several days with her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Wood of the
Burgess road
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. White have
commenced housekeeping in the
house vacated by Dr. Z. b. Hyde on
Grand View
Edward Sumner of Main street has
sold his valuable trotter to Fred
Bowles of Woodford. Consideration
is said to be 1925.
lockwood & Howe, real estate deal
ers, have sold for Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Il. Smith their house and land in Pow
nal to Mrs. Caroline Larrabee.
In anticipation of the eQuinoctural
rains b. l.. Nichols & Son have just
received a new line of umbrellas and
raincoats both in silk and cravenette.
Ask to see them.
Business mems class will be started
al the Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium next
Tuesday evening and be held every
Tuesday and Thursday during the re
mainder of the season.
President John NJ. Thomas of Mid
dlebury college, will give the open
ing address of the State Christian
Endeavor convention at Fair Haven,
October, 1914.
The Methodist choir will give a
concert Friday evening, Oct. End In
the church consisting of famous south
en melodies The choir will be as
sisted by Messrs h. +. Bottum, c. S
Fletcher. Abe Noveck and Duane Bas-
sett. 74t3
Col. Thomas Harmon returned home
Thursday evening from Brattleboro
where he had been attending the fair
While in that town he was also pres
regiment in which he served during
The Civil war.
Mrs. Esther Blair died at the home
OF her son.in.law, Arthur Shepard, OF
North Bennington Thursday Death
) was due general debility The de
ceased was 81 years old The funeral
will be held from ner late home sun
p day at one o'clock. The burial viii
take place In Arlington
The Rev. S. II. Watkins lecture
"A Vacation in England Among the
Cathedrals' will be given Wednes
T. day, oct. 7th at the Y. NJ. c. A. S p
2 m. II is said TO be interesting as Mr.
: ! Watkins has just returned from Eng
land and has visited the places h,
will speak about. Tickets may b'
. had at Ayres Drug store or from tn,
ladies' OF St Marys Guild.
h Invitations have been issued To-
the private dancing class and as
sembly to commence next Tuesda.
L evening and continue every week dur
n ing the winter A large humble
o > have already taken tickets for thu
Il first term and the management arr
looking for most successful open
= ing next Tuesday night. The mem
/. bers should be there promptly at
4 o'clock TO take advantage OF the frs
!. hour of instruction with Mr.. Mead.
Miss Maude Kennon Of Weeks 81
/. has accepted n position in the Bot
q tum & Torrance collar shop.
f. George A. Robinson of Monumen
y avenue left thursday evening for
). short trip during which he will yisi
several cities including Walpole n
H.. Brattleboro and Manchester
Miss Cora Townsend, who has bee
d guest OF her sister Mrs. George L
Wellington for the past month lei
n Thursday for Orange, ~ j., to yisi
10 Rev. George Townsend Of that city.
&c Just put on the market at a bal
d gain; . room. . story house, slated
r, bath and toilet. electric lights, no
L. and cold water, hard wood floor Il
y Kitchen, sewer. city water 10
n iOx400. Barn 2Ox4O slated, clapboar
e ed and painted electric lights Il
l. barn, running water to barn Appl
ir pear and plum trees, good crap
6 vines If sold at once price onl
c. $1,000, sold on easy terms. Rockwoo
n 4 Howe, real estate dealers.
c. G. Barkley manager of Librar
theatre wishes to announce that 70
Saturday night (only) he will shoy
as an extra feature the original pla
Of THE Devil" taken In New Yorl
City with exact staging costumes
4 effects. etc. This is n world recog
u nized moving picture film and is trul
= wonderful This viii be shown extrl
with the regular program. Don
z forget to see The Devil at Librar'
theatre Saturday night only Admis
sion only 10 cents.