The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Briefly for Busy Readers.
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Briefly for Busy Readers.
News Of the Town and Village Told
John Mann OF East Arlington is in
town today on business.
Edward J. Foley of Main street was
in Troy Thursday evening.
Mrs. Merritt Barber of Watervliet
is making a short visit In town.
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet Monday evening with Miss Cora
Whitney
Mrs. Lyman Galusha is moving |
from Branch street extension to De-
pot street.
The 18th annual South Wallingford
fair will be held this year on Sept.
%, 20 and "a.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Woodward of the Burgess road
died this morning.
The Brunswick football team left
here this noon for Adams where 1t is
to play the Deerfoot eleven.
]. p. ellison OF Savannah, Ca, who
has been passing the summer at Sara
toga Is the guest Of j. Noble Hayes.
Mrs. A. w. Mack and family are
moving from Stafford street into Harry
Harbours tenement on Gage street
For sale-A first class bay horse
weighing 1850 lbs. Age seven years.
Dr. G. H. Dill, North Bennington. 6St3
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Chandler are
enjoying an extended carriage drive
through the northern part OF the coun
ty.
Stephen Niles who has been visit
ing in town for few days returned
this morning to his home in Shafts
bury.
Miss Grace Roberts OF Troy is
spending a couple OF days with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Welles Of Ben
nington Center.
Mrs. Frank Burgess who has been
visiting her brother. Fred Woodward,
has gone to Syracuse where her hus-
band Is attending the fair.
A number OF the local baseball
players will take part in the games
at North Bennington this. afternoon
between the local and the Woodford
mines.
' Miss F. Delaney who has been
2 spending a few days in town as the
street returned Friday evening to her
home in Jersey City.
Miss Jennie Simillie of Main street
: left Friday afternoon for New York
! from whence she will sail today for
Scotland She will spend several
: weeks at her home in Dundee.
There have been no serious forest
, tiressreported in this vicinity and the
, smoky condition OF the atmosphere
/, which prevails today Is probably due
10 the burning over OF lumber land on
! Greylock mountain.
, Services at st. Peters church 14th
, Sunday after Trinity-Holy Commun-
ion 1880 a. m, Morning Prayer 10:30
, Sunday school IL o'clock. Evening
|, Prayer at 1880. You are cordially in
vited to these services.
= Assistant Judges OF County Court
j. w. c. Peck of Sandgate and E. f.
I Potter Of Pownal are in town today to
: select a license commissioner to fill
the vacancy caused by the death OF
the late Sheldon II. lockwood
We hope it will rain tomorrow II
: ii doesn't rain today. But that will
not make any difference about rally
ing to the Second Congregational Sun
day school. The rally cry is: Every
! officer. teacher, scholar, friend, pres
/ emit" And don't forget the offering.
1 A. H. Winslow OF 321 Main street
q has just received large shipment OF
/, fruit jars. The tremendous crops OF
= fruits and berries have caused a
: shortage OF jars all over the country
I and no little amount of annoyance
-. has been caused locally in this res
i pect.
q Rev. S. II. Watkins of St. Adams
e who is well known here, and has been
spending the summer in England will
, give an illustrated talk on his travels
for the benefit of st. Peters church
= early in October The time and place
will be announced later. Mr.. Watkins
, Is an interesting speaker and his
4 friends here may look forward to a
Z real treat in store for them.
? Attendants at the Second Congrega
tional church are reminded that the
I hour of morning worship has not
= been changed back to the old hour
y but continue at 1890. It Is espec
I tally desired because OF the new order
= Of worship TO be used tomorrow thai
} the congregation assemble on time
( Note carefully the printed form OF ser
: vice to be found In the pews.
: Educational Rally day tomorrow al
} the Second Congregational church
\ The pastor, Rev. G. S. Mills, will
Z speak at the morning service upon
} Wisdom Among the Perfect" Eve
\ ming subject, THE Spiritual Life OF
: Every Day People-Its Culture.
} Hours of worship are 1890 and 1880
\ The Sunday school will hold its rally
at noon with an interesting program
, A hearty invitation is extended to all
\ not worshiping elsewhere to share
the privileges of this church.
: Manager F. T. Corbett and Treas
} urer F. f. Battles of the baseball as
\ ISOLATION have nearly completed their
: reports for the past season. When
, all bills are paid there will be bal
\ ance in the treasury and 1t has been
Z suggested that portion OF the mon,
} ey be expended in improving the dia
\ mond at Morgan Park. Many of the
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