The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Richard Jones OF Glastonbury Is in
Town today.
Mrs. Fred L. Harmon has gone to |
Newark, N. ], to remain for several
weeks.
John Ryan of Gage street has taken
a position as painter with Charles
Barnes.
Schuyler Dean has resigned his po-
sition In Leon J. Boyd's restaurant on
North street.
Marcus Bottum of New Haven, Ct,
Is visiting his father. Lemuel Bottum
of Gage street.
u. Brown, operator at the Wonder
land theatre has returned from bust
ness trip to Albany.
Miss Mary Hyde OF South street Is
In Schenectady as the guest OF Mrs.
Il. ID. Wintersteen over Sunday
Mrs. Joseph Tacy and niece Miss
Lucy Gordon of South SALISBURY
called on friends In town Friday.
Wanted--Two girls who know how
to sew to learn tailoring. Pay while
learning. s. Slavin. 1872 North st. 1t
Walter Fl. Farr of Westminster, w.
is guest of T. A. Davenport of Gage
street during the Y. NJ. G. A. conven-
ton.
Frank Moon will move soon from
Grove street TO the house on Branch
street recently vacated by Arthur
Allen.
Arthur Mictaels OF the south part
OF. The town who has been i'll of the
grip for some time does not improve
very much
Miss Anna Meier, one of the fam
Gus vaudeville artists at the library
hall theatre, left this afternoon for
New York
uooq seq oqM ueIIIIlIS eusJI ssIW
visiting the Misses Root of Grandview
street has returned to her home in
Old Chatham.
The b. II. s. baseball team went to
Hoosick Falls this afternoon where
they are to play the high school team
in that town.
Special meeting at the Salvation
Army tonight Sunday services II
a. m. 3 p. m. at the Soldiers home
At s p. m. special meeting, subject,
THE Prayer Meeting.
Fred Wilder of Telluride, Colo, who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs. A.
S. NJ. Chisholm, has gone to New
York where he will remain a short
time before returning home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Holden and
family returned Friday evening from
California where Mrs. Holden spent
the winter at The home OF her parents
Nr. Holden did not leave until about
three weeks ago.
George R. Howard. a former resi-.
dent Of this town, but who Is now
living in Kansas states in a recent
letter that ne planted 80 acres of corn
a week ago and that the week before
that he planted a field of potatoes
From this Il seems that their season
is over a month ahead of ours In that
section OF the country.
Baptist church Sunday morning the
Rev. Silas p. Perry Of the Richford
Y. M. G. A. will speak at 1890 ON as
sociation work, at 1l,20 the service OF
the Lords Supper with the right hand
OF fellowship given to new members
J Bible school at IL o'clock. Y. sc
4. at $50. Evening at 730 Y. M. C
| A. mass meeting. speakers John F.
Moore Of New York and Messrs Ma
son and Heb OF Vermont All in
vited especially young men.
Miss Hope Graves has returned to
} Cleveland after a four weeks visit in
Toledo with her cousin Mrs. Norton
Mensassat and will accompany hei
aunt. Mrs. Eugene Graves, to st
Louis to attend the wedding on Sat
Iurday, May End. OF George L. Arm
. Istrong, Jr., OF New York. Mr.. Arm
strong marries Miss Jeanne Copen Of
, st. Louis. The wedding will take
place at the country seat of Miss Co
pens brother in Clayton, Mo.
The Second Congregational church
heartily invite you to its services to
morrow. Morning worship at 1890
; W. X. Cooper, general secretary OF tn,
Springfield Y. NJ. c. A. will speak. A
+ union service of all the churches vii
+ be held in the Baptist church at 7:3
p. m, with speakers as elsewhere an
:, nounced. See also Y. M. C. A. cor
!. vention program Of afternoon meet
d ings tor men, women and boys. Tn
other meetings of the church, to whic
visitors and strangers will be mos
: welcome, are Sunday school at moor
. with classes for young men, and tn
" c. II. meeting at $3.50. which will
: in charge of Mr.. Mills. All service
In in the chapel, entrance on School