The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


for Busy Readers.
Miss Anna Rogers is spending the
day in Troy and vicinity.
Miss Catherine Fisk of New York
city is visiting Miss Jeanette c.
Woolsey.
Col. Earl S. Kinsley, who has been |
spending few days in town, returned
to Rutland this morning.
Mrs. Frank Brockway Whiting of
Neenah, Wisconsin is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Orison
Graves.
r. c. Ransom of Castleton. who has
been guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. II.
Myres of the Pownal road. returned
home today.
MIS-. Thomas Ryan of North street
who has been i'll for several days,
does not improve as rapidly as her
friends would wish.
Miss Charlotte Perry, superinten-
dent Of the Paxton hospital in Utica,
IN. y. is at the home of Mrs. w. b.
Sheldon on Main street.
Miss Irene Graves has just re-
turned from New York City, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Calbraith Perry Rodgers.
Mrs Charles b. Sanborn, who has
been spending the week at the Wal
bridge homestead, has returned to her
home in West Medford, Mass.
Miss Grace NJ. Young of Fair Haven
state Secretary of the Vermont
Christian Endeavor Union, is the
guest of Mrs. F. r. Morris at the
Baptist parsonage.
MIS-. Peter Harrington and Mrs.
Herbert Barney nave returned from
South Hadley, Mass, where they
have been spending several days.
Mrs. Barney has moved her house
hold goods from South Hadley to the
Ray place on the Burgess road,
where Mr. and Mrs Barney have
been keeping house for some time.
At recent meeting of the Benning-
ton grange one of the feminine mem
bers read a paper on the subject
How | Wiuld Run a Farm If Were
a Man. Next we will be hearing of
one of the male members contribut-
ing an essay on How | Would AS
semble a Boiled Dinner If | Were a
Woman Reformer
Mrs. Frederic Orison Graves, who
has been spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs Frank Brockway
Whiting of Neenah. Wisconsin and al
so visiting in Chicago Milwaukee
Cleveland and several other places
has just returned nome from New
York where she stopped six weeks
on her way home from the west
There will be regular service al
the Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing The pastor will speak on the
text Consider the Lilies In the
evening the Young Peoples Society
will meet at the regular nour anc
then go in a body to the union service
in the Congregational church. A
the union service Rev. w. w. Brunl
will speak on the subject Mold ant
Gold"
The entertainment and dance givei
by Walloomsac lodge, n. +. o. p. il
their hall Friday evening was com
plete success C. f. Fletcher rem
dered several fine vocal selections
The monument Glee club was encore'
often for the splendid rendition o
songs and Frazers orchestra ren
dered excellent dance music. A larg
tcrowd was in attendance.
The subject in the Christian
l. Science churches tomorrow is, SOU
, and Body" and the Golden Text
, "'The very God of peace sanctify yo
wholly; and pray God your wnol
spirit and soul and body be preserve
- blameless unto the coming of on
4 Lord Jesus Christ l Thessaloniani
h 5:23 To these services all are cord
+ ally invited. Services corner {
n Park and Scott streets at IL a. m.
q At the Baptist church the pasto
y Rev. Frank X. Morris, will preach q
4 1890 The topic will be From
\ Hospital Window: Message for tn
a Strong" Bible school at II o'colcl
b Senior and Junior Y p. s. c. Il. wi
h aold a union meeting at $50 on tn
x topic: "Lo ssons from Birds an
h Flowers" Plan to be one of a hun
dred present In the evening thi
church will join in a union service
the Congregational church to we
come the Rev w. w. Brunk to Bel
nington and listen to sermo
preached by the new pastor of tn
Methodist church All invited