The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

| The Y. Nj. Z. A.
C. E. Russell OF the Colgate farm con
tinues to improve slowly.
William Becker has accepted posi-
tion in Eddington's meat market on
Gage street.
Every new idea in wells and veilings
| Is on display at Drysdales-a truly
metropolitan assortment.
The showing of womens new spring
suits at the Drysdale store Is really
surprisingly complete and varied
Combs, Barette, hair rolls and belts
In newest designs-novelties that are
pleasing to look upon at Drysdales.
L. G. Whipple, superintendent of the
work OH the new ST. Peters church,
left Friday evening to spend Sunday
at his home in Burlington.
Members of the Second Congrega.
tional Sunday school are reminded of
the special offering for the Library
Fund tomorrow.
Lansdownes, Sucsine silks and all
the wanted weaves in white goods for
|
at the Drysdale store.
Joseph Levin of Gage street expects
to leave Monday for New York TO
spend about ten days purchasing a
new spring line of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Eddington of
Palmers Fnls. n. Y are rejoicing
over the l.r,h of daugater. Mr.. Ed
dington j. ho son of Jonn Eddington
of Gage street
Mrs. G. s. Mills will lead The Young
Peoples meeting in the Congrega.
tional chapel Sunday evening Topic:
"The Wise Use of Money" Middle Of
. the month collection.
Miss Sarah OConnor and Mrs
\ Frank Grennan have returned from
New York where they have purchased
the spring line of millinery for the
Ryan & O'Connor store.
lockwood & Howe, real estate deal
ers have sold for James Silk, the con
tractor and builder, his two stoi,
double tenement located on washington
street to Geo. W. Williams.
News was received here yesterday
of the death of Mrs. Frank Hyde o
Elmira, N. Y The funeral will /,
held Monday afternoon at $50 iron
the home OF II. c. Godfrey.
Charles Dosher. member of ID,
Pinkerton detective agency, who ha
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. j. Edding
ton of Gage street for the past few
| days, returned to his home IN Brock
lyn this morning.
II On Monday afternoon the informed
| ates will practice carnival work at
! NJ. G. A. gymnasium. In the evenin
| the senior and the employed boy
| classes will meet for practice Tin
| boys are manifesting great enthusiasm
| In the Y. M. c. A. savings bank.
There will be a meeting of tn
| missionary institute at the Baptis
| church In Fair Haven, VT. on Tues
| day. March II. Among the speaker
| will be Miss A. A. Brigham of Ber
| nington Center and Rev. Frank +
Morris, pastor of the Baptist church /
this village.
| st. Patrick's day will be observe
at the private dancing class next The.
day with special features in decor;
tons and lighting effects. Favors !
green will be given at the door an
| the grand march will be replaced wit
different number.
II The boards have been remove
from around the tower OF the new 5
Peters church disclosing towe
similar In appearance t. the one o
| the new Methodist church Thi
| part of The church was built unde
cover during the winter and there ha
been some little speculation as 10 II
appearance when completed
| The date for the state /. NJ. c. 4
convention has been set for May |.
ard Bird On the evening of May |.
| IN elaborate banquet will be held [
| which the public is cordially invited
Excellent music and many speaker
of prominence will be In ATTENDANCE
| The price is fixed as one dollar a plat
III Mr.. and Mrs. N. Noveck and Mrs.
| Newmayer were In Hoosick Falls We
nesday to attend the double silver we
ding of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pincus {
| Hoosick Falls and of Mr. and Mr.
| Abrahams of Salem. Louis Pincu
| and Mrs. Abrahams are brother an
| sister and were both married on tn
| same day.
Ill To look your best get a jar If J
| d. s. Peroxide Cream at Quinlaa
| pharmacy and begin to use II todu
| Tomorrow you will see the improv
| ment after three days at most 70,
friends will notice you are lookii
| better A light application of Il
| cream night and morning will kee
! your complexion clear white az
smooth. 25 cents per jar
III Public worship at the Second Co
gregational church tomorrow at 49,
| and o'clock. The pastor, Rev. G.
| Mills. will preach in the morning u
| OH The Impossible Neutrality" al
| in the evening upon Dives and Lag
| rus An Interpretation" Sund;
school at noon. Junior Endeavor
| o'clock; Senior Young Peoples me
| ing at 6 o'clock. A welcome for {
| to all services.
iii Major Crawford of the Salvati,
Army will give an illustrated lectu
| at the chapel of the Baptist church
p. IN. Mrs. Crawford and Broth
Guessner will accompany the Mai
and sing illustrated songs. Major al
Mrs. Crawford will conduct servlc
tomorrow at the Salvation army h;
at IL a. m. and p. m. At 3 y. m. Il
Major will conduct service at t
Soldiers home
At the M. E. church Sunday the {
ercises for both preaching servic
and Sunday school will be Of spec
interest. At the morning service Z