The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-01
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beef at l.. j. Eddington's market.
The annual parish meeting OF St.
| Peters church will be held Monday
evening.
Mrs. Finn OF st. Johnsbury is be-
ing entertained by the Misses Adams
Of Union street.
Mrs. John Frost of Granville, n. Y,
is visiting her father, ]. w. Hurd at
the Soldiers home.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman R. Bowles will
start housekeeping in the John
Ahearn house on Bradford street
| Monday.
| Edward McKale of Grove street,
who has been seriously i'll for the past
few days, is reported to be somewhat
better today.
Stephen Robinson, George Daley
and Orrin Bowen left this morning
for the Epsilon Kappa cabin at Sue
ker pond to remain over Sunday.
The crowded condition of the coun-
ty Jail was relieved this morning
| by the departure of one prisoner,
who had completed a ten days SEN
| tence.
Mrs. Elmer f. lockwood, who was
taken suddenly i'll on the street few
days ago, and who has since been
stopping with Mrs. Fred Godfrey, is
| now on the road to recovery.
The hour of the Sunday evening
service in the Baptist, Congregational
and Methodist churches will be 1880
instead of T. This change is made
according to custom the first of May.
Mrs. Frank Barber of North Ben
nington went Thursday to the Albany
city hospital for treatment OF her
nose. She was accompanied by her
husband and her mother, Mrs. w. A.
Bahan.
Services in st. Peters church Bird
Sunday after Easter Holy CommuR-
ion 1880 a. m. High celebration OF
Eucharist 1890. Sunday school IL
Vesper service at p. m. You are
cordially invited to these services.
This new license recently voted by
the trustees went into effect today
Practically all the liquor licenses
have been collected by Village Clerk 4
Hogan and some of the peddleps IL
censes have also been issued
C H. Plumb is moving a large safe
weighing about 1000 pounds belong
ing TO the Bennington Gas Light COM
pany from the Richie block TO their |
new quarters in the Norton block !
The work of getting the strong box !
down the stairs on the Richie block !
was a difficult feat.
Christian Science services corner |
or Park and Scott streets at IL a m
Subject May 1909, Everlasting Pun
ishment" Golden Text: Every |
one that is proud in heart IS an abom-
nation TO the Lord, though hand
join in hand, he shall not be unpun-
ished' Proverbs 1876. Reading
room open Wednesday to p. m.
There are two Bennington cases
set for hearing at the May term of
the supreme cuurt which convepes
at Montpelier next Tuesday. the case
Of Lysle l.. higgins vs. the f. T.
Waist company of North Bennington
and that OF state VS. intoxicating
liquor The latter is the Sunderland
second class saloon which was raided
because of an alleged violation OF the
state
Harrison l. Norton has rented his
house at the corner of Washington
avenue and Elm streets to w. H.
Nevins of Springfield, who will occupy
he residence during the summer. I'm
nediately after the close of Miss
Lows school at Stamford, Conn. in
June Mrs. Norton and daughter
Imogene will leave on western trip
with the intention of passing the sum-
ner on the Pacific coast
About twenty of his friends gave
Frank Keller a pleasant surprise
Friday evening at his home on Val
entine street. An impromptu must
,al was given by the guests which
With cards furnished a principal part
If the evenings entertainment A
feature of the affair was the fortune
-elling OF the Misses Elizabeth ana
Josephine Keller. Choice refresh
nents were served. Those present L
report a very delightful evening.
At the Baptist church Sunday
morning at 1890 the pastor, Rev.
Frank r. Morris, will speak on THE
Baptist Church Covenant" The
esrvice of the Lords Supper win fol
low the sermon. At this service the
hand of fellowship will be given to
new members, Sunday school at
noon Junior Endeavor at o'clock.
Senior Conservation service at $3.50.
Evening sermon at 100 Please note
The change of hour of the evening
services and plan to be present
The Second Congregational church.
Rev. G. S, Mills pastor, invites you to
It's services of public worship tomor-
row. Morning hour, 1890 subject of
short sermon, THE One Great Salts
faction" Reception of new members
and the communion follows. Evening
lour, 1880 Notice change, according
o custom, with first of May. Subject
)f address, The Trees of the Lord
n anticipation of Arbor Day Young
people, and all who love trees. will be
Interested Sunday school at noon.
Mems class, H. H. Webster teacher.
VIII discuss 1.-THE Kings Business and
BUSINESS interests" Iunior Epdaov