The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-02-15
BENNINGTON Or ELS
News OF the Town and Village To'l
Briefly for Busy Readers

Harry Chase of SALISBURY was in
town Thursday.
Miss Laura Bascom of Troy is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Resseiguie.
John Ryan of North street is con-
fined to the house by an attack of the
grip.
Miss Eva Lacross of Gage street
left this morning for her home in Schc-
nectady.
Dewitt Il. Lewis left this morning
for Chicago to attend a convention of
opticians.
Col Olin Scott and his nephew
Frank Scott have returned from their
Canadian trip.
Remember the rummage sale at
the Office of c. ID. Gibson beginning
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Kelley of Putnam street
has recovered from her recent illness
and is able to be out again.
! +. Il. Larrabee, f. Palmer Boughton
and Joseph NJ Ayres have returned
from short visit in Boston.
The sequel of the story For Christ
and the Church" by Rev. Chas. NJ.
Sheldon, which interested the young
people last Sunday, will be read by
Miss Lila Krogman at the Congrega,
tional-C. +, meeting tomorrow even
ing. Hour, 6 o'clock. All invited
Ensign Bailey and Captain Nelson
will conduct the service in the Saliva
ton Army hall tomorrow night. Ser
vices at ! | a. m. and s p. m. All
are invited. Rev. Rowley of the Me.ho
dist church will speak in the Saliva
ton Army hall Tuesday Feb. Is at s
p. m.
The fourth annual dinner of the
Eastern New York Alumni association
of the University of Vermont will be
held at The Rensselaer, Inn in Troy on
the evening of February 81 There
are number of graduates i'm Benning
ton and some of them will probably be
in attendance.
Miss Agnes Potter, native of Pow
nal, but a resident of this town for
many years, and David Wilson of
Hoosick were married at the Baptist
parsonage January LIST, After spend
ing honeymoon of six weeks with
his sister, Mrs. Clarence Noxin in New
Britain, Conn, have returned to Ben
nington and are now moving to Hoo
sick where they will reside in the
future.
Because of the large volume of mail
on St. Valentines day the mail carriers
were able to make but one delivery.
Most of them worked through the
noon hour and the Bennington Center
carrier did not complete his delivery
until late i'm the afternoon. One of
the carriers delivered 81 valentines
and postcards at one house and half
dozen was the usual number at every
house on his route.
Mrs. Edward c. Bennett is spending
few days in Brooklyn, n. Y. with
Mrs. George d. Atwood, formerly Miss
Louise Rawson of this place
Mrs. Atwood gave Valentine
luncheon Oh Friday to the Bennington
friends in the vicinity, in honor of Mrs.
Bennett. Among whom were Mrs.
H. c. Harmon of Newark. N. j., Miss
Fanny Walbridge); Miss Carrie Car
penter, Mrs. Roscoe Wilbur: Miss
Florence Holden, Mrs. Theodore
Thomas; Miss Bessie Bennett, Miss
Gertrude Skinner.
Public worship at the Second Con-
gregational church tomorrow at 10.30
aud 7 o'clock. with cordial welcome
for all. Services are still held in the
chapel, entrance on School street.
Tomorrow morning Rev. Frank R.
Morris of the Baptist church will
preach in exchange with the pastor.
Mr.. Mills will speak in the evening up
on Two Great Birthdays in Febru-
ary" The members and regular at
tendants of the church are reminded OF
the annual offering tomorrow for the
American Missionary Association
Any who have not received the
special envelopes may secure them at
! the door from the ushers.
Kodol is scientific preparation OF
| vaoato hla oriEa with natural iuicpS