The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VIIlsss TOls
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Pork. u cents per pound at Burke's
market, South street. 75t2
Harry Bennett of White Creek was
in town today on bushes.
Miss Katherine Morrissey OF Dewey
street is spending the day in Troy.
L l.. Stevens who has been i'll for
the past two weeks is convalescing.
Mrs. Edward Forcier and Miss Anna
Mcclure are spending the day in
Troy
Thomas Toomey OF Gage street has
accepted position al the Cottage
hotel.
Misses Florence Valley and Julia
Belisle are visiting in North Adams
today,
Arthur W. lockwood has gone to
New Orleans He will be absent for
several days.
Home chickens and pork, heavy Chi
cago beef at L. J. Eddingtons Main
street market.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Snow OF Glens
Falls, N. Y, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. L. Stevens
Miss Carrie Snow of Wilmington,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. l.. L.
Stevens of Main street, has returned
home.
The Guideboard Sunday school Will
hold its session tomorrow at 3 o'clock
It is desired that all members should
be present.
Miss Agnes Healy OF Worcester.
Mass, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John NJ Healy of the west
part of the town
The Misses Harvey OF Pittsfeld are
visiting friends in town. They are
we'll known here being frequent wish
tors In this town in the past.
Daniel Duel of Bennington Center
went to Granville this morning to Wis
it his wife and family who are visit
ing her parents in that town.
Regular weekly dance In Foresters'
hall tonight. Several new dance num-
bers by Goldsmith's orchestra, includ-
ing latest New York song hits.
Mrs. William Hicks gave a birth
day party to her daughter, Ruth
Hicks, today being her 18th birthday
A most enjoyable time was had
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Williams,
who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs H. N. Williams OF Elm street for
few days, returned to their home
in Dorset this morning.
The Congregational Sunday school
which is meeting at u o'clock Sunday
is making a special effort this year
to increase its average attendance,
All members are requested to be pres
| ent.
The Italian earthquake sufferers
will be remembered by a special offer
ing at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning and evening. Your gift, be
it small or large, will be forwarded
Monday Note also the morning ser
mon topic.
John Burns and sister, Miss Libbie
Burns went to Troy this morning to
accompany Mrs. John Burns home
this afternoon. Mrs. Burns under.
went an operation in the Troy City
hospital several weeks ago and has
since been confined to that institution.
Edward F. Kelley, native of this
town, who has served four years in
| the regular army arrived here this
morning. He was recently honorably
discharged with the privilege OF re
enlisting in three months with pay II
he so desires. Mr.. Kelley was sta
toned in Cuba during several months
Of his service.
The young people of North Benning-
ton have made arrangements to give
another series of subscription dances
and the first is to be held next week
Friday in Bank hall Goldsmith's or
chestra has been re-engaged for this
series and 1t Is expected they will be
assisted by Mr. Houlihan, the famous
trap drummer Of Troy.
Subject for the Christian Science
services tomorrow is Love" Golden
text. Grace be with you. mercy and
peace, from God the Father and from
the Lord Jesus Christ. the Son of the
Father. In truth and love. And this
is love that we walk after his com
mandments. % John 3:6. Services
IL a. m, corner Park and Scott streets
"a Message TO the Afflicted" and "A
Message to the Tempted" will be the
sermon topics at the Baptist church
Sunday morning at 1890 and Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock. Special volun
tary offerings will be gathered al
these services for the Italian earth
quake sufferers. Sunday school, Jun
Tor c. E. and Senior Endeavor ser
vices at the usual hours Come ant
bring a friend with you.
Another stormy Sunday, the fifth Sc
far this year, is the forecast for to
morrow. A blizzard prevailed Frida!
throughout the central west and Miss
issippi valley, causing much damage
on account OF the high wind which &C
companied the storm. The barometer
Mt Griswolds store registered abou
q inches this morning, the lowest ]
has ever been known to record. Tax
ing all signs and forecasts into con
sideration, a moderate fall OF snow 10
lowed by a severe cold wave may d.
expected within the next "a hours II
this section.