The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

Mass this week
John p Ryan is spending a week
in New York visiting relatives
Miss Alta Buss of Union street has
recovered from her recent Illness.
Miss Gertrude Burns has gone to
South Dorset for a weeks vacation
Miss Florence Potter is spending
Sunday with friends in SALISBURY
Marden r. Nichols W. H. Nichols
and John Frazier are in Arlington on
business.
Mrs E. j. Cummings and son Rob
ert are visiting her father in the west
part of the town.
Judge c. b. Kent who has been in
town for couple of days on business
returned to Dorset this morning
The condition of II. NJ. futile who
has been i'll for the past few days is
reported to be much improved today
w. b. Cutting reports that he pick
ed large bouquet of pansies in the
rear of his home on Union street Fri
day.
The only place to buy clothing is
at Joe Levins, corner of North and
River streets. Call at his great sale
of clothing today.
.. l. Hendee has bought out the
meat and provision market formerly
conducted by Morris Levin on River
street. Chauncey Rudd has entered
the employ of Mr.. Hendee.
Mrand Mrs Michael Mccarthy and
daughter Catherine of Bennington
Center went to New York this morn.
ing where they are to reside.
The Shakers certainly beat the
world when it comes to canning but
ter wax beans. Hart has just receivs
ed a shipment in two different sized
cans. See adv.
DR. Hercules Sanche is moving his
personal property from Woodford 20
Pleasant Plain, Duchess county New
York, where it is understood he is to
take up his residence.
7. f. McGann of Boston was in
town Friday to see f. 4. Estabrook
about bronze work for the Graves
mausoleunt He also looked after
work connected with Bennington Cen
ter memorial.
Temple Chapter r. A. NJ. will meet
on Monday evening next for rehear-
sal Of the NJ NJ. degree All the Off
GERS are requested to be present as
the degree will be conferred at the
next meeting. November %.
Fred o. Graves has contracted with |
f. Estabrook 10 erect - catacomb !
Barre Granite mausoleum for him in
his lot in Park Lawn cemetery Foun
dation will be put in this fall and
the mausoleum completed on or be.
fore July /, 1910.
c. NJ Lambert & Son are shipping
monumental work today to w f.
Smith at Mantle, Conn, and to Frank
A. Thompson at Wilmington. n c,
This firm has also placed tablets in
Bennington Center cemetery in men,
DRY of the late S. Waldo Harwood and
Mrs Clement " Como
Christian Science services will be
held at the corner of Park and Scott
streets at II a. m. tomorrow Sub
iect, "Mortals and Immortals." Col
den text BE thou faithful unto
death, and | will give thee a crown Of
life Revelations 2:10. All are cor
daily welcomed at these services
d. N. G. Newell of the Newall
Granite Works of Westerly, r. l., who
is building $500 monument for f.
Estabrook and Charles r. Lamb OF
New York City, the noted artist on
architectural church work. were here
W ste II, r. ENAdblO0h II lQdN anu
with him saw parties in regard to an
other public memorial at Bennington
Center.
At the Baptist church tomorrow the
services are; Morning worship at lO.-
30; Bible school at u; Junior meet
ing at $780, c. r. meeting at and
evening worship at Z o'clock. A cor
dial welcome is offered you at any of
these services. Our able quartette
choir led by Mr.. Hurley will render
anthems of high order both morning
and evening. The congregational
singing is devotional and hearty and
incites every worshipper to particpa-
ton. In the evening Mr.. Martin will
preach the concluding sermon of the
series on Peter. In previous sermons
Peters fall and the causes and seri-
BUSINESS OF it were considered. To
morrows sermon will let us see Pc