The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
NsWs Of thu Town and ViIlBgs Tois
Briefly for Buay Readers

ltAhE iiltAN0 lu tomu-
Thomas Cullion of Maple street is
visiting friends in Troy.
Mrs Fannie Mcleod is in New York
for the latest styles in millinery.
Exhibition and sale of oriental rugs
by S. G. Gulian at Andrew Oatmans
1Ot9
Miss Nellie Prendergast OF Main
street is confined TO the house by IN,
ness.
Frank McDermott Of Pittsheld is
spending a few days at his home on
Park street.
p. J. Holton of the Yale restaurant
leaves Sunday for Schenectady where
he has accepted position.
William e. Hawks and Douglass
Hawks OF Depot street are spending
the day in Troy and Albany.
Misses Margaret and Sarah Cox OF
Mill street are visiting their sister,
Mrs. McGurn in Londonderry
Timothy Dwyer and family of Rut-
land are visiting at the. home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Ryan on North st.
At the Colonial today-"The Great
Fire Scene This is a wonderful
picture worth the price of admission.
Miss Jennie Jewett has resigned
her position with Mrs. e. L. Nichols
and has entered the employ Of Bot
tum & Torrance.
Stark Lodge, |. 0. O. f. will hold a
clam chowder supper tonight in Odd
Fellows hall A special invitation is
extended to ladies'.
Say, enjoy life and go where they
all go, Library theatre, the Benning-
ton home of life size thrilling and
realistic moving pictures.
A grocer who buys tea and coffee
by the ton must have a good trade in
those goods. Hart has bought this
month nearly ton, 1919 lbs
Say! Follow the crowd tonight to
| Library theatre and see The King of
the Ring, The Hand, The Daughter of
the Sun and others in life size pic
lures.
The advance sale of reserved seat
tickets for "Forty-hve Minutes from
Broadway" will start at the boxotilce
Tuesday evening at o'clock. A mon
ster sale is expected for the last show
booked this season.
The school at Bennington Center
taught by Miss Mary Cutting, closed
yesterday afternoon for the spring
vacation of two weeks. In the after
noon Miss Cutting and the older pu-
pills gave the younger ones a surprise
party A very pleasant time was
passed.
Miss Jennie F. Chase and number
of friends surprised NJ Robson at his
home on North street Friday evening
The evening was spent playing games
and rendering husical selections.
Light refreshments were served.
Those present report very enjoyable
evening.
Christian Science Service Sunday
at eleven a. M. corner Park and Scott
streets. Subject, Substance" Gold
en- Text: wilt thou set thine eyes
upon that which is not? for riches
certainly make themselves wings,
they fly away as an eagle toward
heaven" Proverbs 2S5.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow the pastor Rev. Henry S.
Rowe. will preach morning and even
ing at the usual hours. The Sunday
school will meet at l2 noon, the
/ Junior League at O'Clock and the
Epworth League at 6:15 p. m You
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
Miss Hazel " Woodland was pleas
antly surprised by number OF
friends at her home on School street
Friday evening. Finch furnished the
evening enjoyment the LIST prize was
won by Miss Martha Holton and the
consolation to Halliday Evans. Re
freshments were served, all reported
a very enjoyable time.
Services at st. Peters chapel 3rd
Sunday in Lent. Holy Communion
1880 a. m, morning prayer and ser
mon 1880, Sunday school II. Even
ing prayer D. m. Your are cordial
ly welcome to these services Dur
ing the scraping and vanishing of
the floor the new church will be
closed TO all except the workmen.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn.
ing the pastor, Rev Frank r. Morris,
will preach on The Missionary Grill.
cised;" and in the evening on The
Missionary's Achievements" The
church tomorrow makes its annual
Offering for Foreign Missions. The
aim is exactly $469 Let every mem
Der bring or send a subscription An
announcement concerning Rev Her.
mon S. Pinkham will be made at the
morning service You are invited to
be present.
| After the business meeting of the
w. r c. at G. A. r. hall on Friday
evening FIVE ladies', Mrs Cook, Mrs
| Clark, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs, Green and
| Miss Harbour entertained in a very
charming manner so guests. Widow
was played. The prizes went to first
| gentleman Turner -Cranston, tirsi
ladies' Miss Koran and Mrs. Davis
During the evening there was instru
mental and vocal music also reading
Refreshments were served. The
ladies' of the w. r. c. are planning
for a large maple sugar supper soon
The supper will be a public affair.
Robert o. Cakes, son of Mr. anC
Mrs. Arthur Il. Cakes of the Burgess
road left today for North Adams To
morrow he goes to Palatine Bridge
N. Y, and on Monday to Utica H'
expects to meet Harold S. Kent o
Greenfield, Mass, in that city and to
gether they will go to the Pacific
/ aooet Mr. OoLae will take nm hi