The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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for Busy Readers.
Tonight clam chowder at N. E. o. P.
hall.
Clam chowder. N. E. o. P. hall to-
night.
c. Lynn Wood has purchased fine
colt of C. f. Snow.
Clam chowder tonight by plate or
quart at C. s. Estes.
Mrs Annetta Hollister of School
street returned Friday after spending
a week with friends in Troy.
Grant l.. Harbour will entertain "a
number Of friends at vension sup
per at the Putnam house this even
ing.
When you are shopping this after
noon call at Joe Levin's corner oil
North and River streets. He has a
large stock, suitability priced.
Mrs. Joseph GuiItinan and son. who
have been guests of Miss Lillian Guilt
inan of North street returned Friday
to their home in West Rutland.
e. H. Stoliker took Fraziers orches-
ira to Arlington Friday evening in
one of w. d. Newtons~ cars. The
orchestra played for a dance held in
the town hall.
The long evenings you need good
oil to get satisfactory light. Hart
is Offering 5 gallon cans, four differ
ent styles filled with the very best of
kerosene oil at special prices for one
week
1t is worth your time to look in
Harris shoe window and see the Walk
over mon step around the Walk
Over shoes. The gentleman steps
high as any man has a right to- who
wears Walk-Over shoes.
The shaft driving the machinery in
a section Of the knitting department
of the Cooper Mfg, company broke
at noon Friday and work in that de-
partment was suspended during the
remainder of the day and night.
The opening night of the entertain
ments given for the benefit of the
French school in the Canadian club
looms, was well attended Friday eve
ming. Tonight the entertainment will
be under the auspices of the young
men of the club.
Miss Dorothy Evans, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Evans was taken
to st. Mary's hospital in New York
this morning She was accompanied
by Miss Mary Williams. who has been
giving her treatment here and at
Saratoga during the summer j. A.
Evans went as far as Albany.
Social tonight for the benefit of
the French school under the manage
ment and in the rooms of the Cana
dian club All are cordially invited
Admission % cents. The local Rec
reation committee would like to see
present all the active and honorary
members of the club.
Services in St. Peters church, 22ne
Sunday after Trinity. Holy Commun-
ion 1880 a. m. Choral celebration of
Holy Eucharist 1890 Sermon What
Bishop Hall did say about Christian
Unity" Sunday school $50 a. m.
Evening song and address D D. m
You are cordially invited to these
services.
In accordance with custom, begin
ming with November, the evening SCI
vices of the local churches will be
held one half hour earlier at O'Clock
The young peoples societies will
have their meetings at o'clock The
attention of the public is called to
this change for tomorrow. This ar
rangement continues until May.
Christian Science services corner
Park and Scott street at IL a. M. Sub
ject tomorrow, Adam and Fallen
Man" Golden Text. Who told thee
that thou vast naked? Hast thou
eaten OF the tree, whereof | command
ed thee that thou shouldest not eat?
Therefore the Lord God sent him
forth from the garden of Eden to till
the ground from whence he was
taken" Genesis 3:11, %. All are
cordially invited to these services.
1t is TO be noted that tomorrow and
hereafter through the winter months
the evening meetings at the Baptist
church will begin a half hour earlier,
o'clock and evening worship at Z
O'Clock. At morning worship tn.
sermon of Mr.. Martin, the acting pas
tor, will have a word of cheer from
the Lord Jesus for the church in its
present untoward experience in the
enforced absence of its esteemed
pastor, Mr. Morris. Every member
of the church and congregation Is
urged to be present. The ordinance
OF the Lords supper follows the
service. In the evening the
sermon will supplement that of last
Sunday evening on Peter, and win
seek to set forth some aggravations
of the denial of Jesus by one so high
ly privileged as Peter, the leader OF
the twelve apostles The public is
heartily invited to this service. The
young, for whose help the sermon is
particularly designed, will be especial
ly welcome.
Public worship tomorrow at the Sc
cond Congregational church at 1920
a. m. and p. M Notice change OF
hours for the evening service. The
pastor, Rev. G. S. Mills, will preach
at both serices, The sermon in
the morning will be preparatory to
the Communion, which follows.
Theme of evening sermon, "The Pass
ing of the Harvest and the End of
the Summer" The music at the
service will be furnished by
n double quartette of mixed voices.
in the evening mems chorus OF
twenty voices win lead the singing.
Frank Phillips will sing the offertory