The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-05
BENNlMGTON BRIEFS
News of The Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

at ais home IN HoOslck.
Stephen Haythorne is assisting at
Sweet & Rercey's market.
The attendance at the N. K. o. p.
dance Friday evening was not large.
Miss Mary Doyle has resumed her
duties at the telephone exchange af-
ter short vacation.
Miss Ethel Hardy of New York,
former resident, is visiting friends in
town for few days.
Miss Mary Walbridge returned to-
day from West Acton, Mass. where
she has been visiting for a few days.
The baseball game between the Y.
NJ c. A. and the Dandy home team
was cancelled by the latter team to-
day
The high school team has game
scheduled with the Williamstown high
on Morgans park Wednesday after
noon.
w illldli ID. Jthhiho' aAAifNA NN'N
from New York this morning TO
spend Sunday with his family who
are at taeir bungalow in East Pownal
for the summer.
c. NJ Lambert has a force of men
at work laying ten foot cement walk
in front of the Y. NJ. C. A. building.
When completed tae walk will be
great public benefit.
Services in st. Peters church cor
ner of Pleasant and School street,
Trinity Sunday. Holy Communion
1880 a. m. Second Celebration
(choraD and sermon 1920. Sunday
school 10 Vesper service p. m.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
George W. Morse of Bradford Place
has been entertaining George H.
Mines of New York City who is con-
nected with The New York Central
r. r. Co. as head stenographer. EN-
NETT Murphy, formerly of Charles
Frohman's Fluffy Ruffies Co." is also
his guest.
The summer half hour schedule
will go into effect on the North Ad-
ans division of the Berkshire street
railway next Wednesday. In the
morning the cars will run hourly as
at present. Beginning at 11.45 cars
will run sthrough this town every half
nour until 1915 at night which will
be the last car out of North Adams.
Subject of the lesson-sermon in tne
! Christian Science churches tomorrow
God the only Cause and Creator.
Golden Text: Hast thou not known,
hast thou not heard, that the ever
lasting God, the Lord, the Creator OF
the ends Of the earth faintetn not,
neither is weary? There is no search
ing of his understanding" Isaiah,
40:2S. Services Park and Scott
streets at II a. m. Reading room
open Wednesday to p. m.
A week from tomorrow, June 10,
will be observed at the Second Con.
! gregational church as "Children's
| Sunday" Preparations are under
way for the concert to be given by
| the Sunday school. The attendance
tomorrow of every member In all de-
partments of the school is especially
desired. 1t would be good time for
any who have been thinking of join.
ing the school to enroll themselves.
Pilot Van Sleet made an ascension
today from Pittsfeld with w. C Bran
hall and H. r. Illsley of Boston. the
latter of whom is sporting writer for
the Boston Transcript. Charles ].
Gidden who was in Pittsfeld yester-
day on his way to Indianapolis where
he is TO be starter of the big race to-
night, says that Boston society man
and his fiancee want to borrow the
Massachusetts for flight, the feature
of which is to be their wedding while
in mid-air Van Sleet is to pilot the
party if the ascent is made.
The public is most cordially invited
to the services in the Methodist
church tomorrow. In the morning
the pastor will speak on the text,
Sir we Would See Jesus" The ser.
mon will be specially for those who
were received into the church last
Sunday. After the service Miss
Balch will talk to the Sunday scaool.
The Epworth League will meet at
6:45 for. special meeting in the in.
terest of young peoples work. At
1880 there will be a special meeting
in the interest Of the Sunday school
work. Miss Balch will give an ad.
dress that all should hear
The Second Congregational church.