The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Mrs. E. A. Marsden is confined to |
the house by illness.
Abe Bent of Fayvile is visiting
friends in town today
Joseph Coyne. Jr.. has taken pos
itiOn with L. Corsiglia.
Miss Katherine Morrissey has re
turned from visit in Troy
Guy Harmon who has been i'll of
scarlet fever since before the holt
avs, isd now able to be out
William E. Hitchcock. manager of
the Manchester telephone exchange,
was a visitor in town Friday.
William Hollister, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew H. Hollister is GONZALES
cling from an attack OF scarlet fever.
Miss Grace Dennis of North Ben
nington has recently purchased a fine
upright piano of H. n. Cornell, sales
man for the S. W. Thomas music
house of Albany
Marion l.. Hill, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert G. Hill, died this
morning after a several weeks i'll
ness The child was one year and
two months old. No funeral arrange
ments have yet'been made
Services in st. Peters church Sep
tuagesima Sunday. Holy Commun-
ion 1880 a. m. Sunday school, $3.50,
Morning service and sermon 1920
Evening song 5 p. m. The seats are
free and you are cordially invited to
these services.
James c. Colgate, one of Benning
tons most prominent summer resi-
dents, sailed today from New York
for Havana, Cuba where he will
, spend the remainder of the winter
Mrs Colgate has gone to France
where her daughter. Miss Susan Col
gate has been studying for the pas
, few months
The services at the Baptist churcl
, tomorrow are: Morning worship
1890, Sunday school, u, Juniors
meeting, 3, Evening worship o
clock The society of Christian En-
deavor meets with the Epwortl
League at the Methodist church at
o'clock The morning sermon will b
, addressed to the Sunday school, an
Children's songs will be sung. viii
parents kindly see that their children
are in the church at 1925 o'clock
Seats will be reserved for the vari
fr.aHn ola ~ ,ffarw as.t
p will be the second of the series o.
: the Extraordinary End of Crimina
= Life we shall dwell upon the crimi
, nails prayer remarkable for brevity
confidence, comprehensiyeness, AM
knowledge. May we not welcom
you to our services, unless duty take
you to services elsewhere.
Plans are about perfected for tn
: annual meeting here, Feb 3 of tn
second Masonic district The after
noon will be taken up by Mount All
. thony lodge in exemplifying the frs
! degree, to be followed by a banquet
? served by the women of Mount Ar
i thony chapter. Order of the Easter
! Star The third degree will be eN
Z emplifed by Adoniram lodge of Maj
4 chester at the evening session. TIL
= lodges of the district include Adonil
. am of Manchester, Tucker of Mort
! Bennington, Pownal of Pownal, Re
I Mountain of Arlington and Noun
., Anthony of Bennington. Officers c
. the grand lodge will be present TIL
: second event in Masonry in Benninl
: ton will occur Feb. %, the occasio
J. being the one hundredth anniversar
= of the organization of the local Ten
pie chapter, Royal Arch Mason
Y which was chartered Jan 3, 1871
] Grand lodge officers and several {
the prominent Masons of Vernon
are expected to be present. DistriC
Deputy F. b. Randall of ShaftsbuT
is completing the program.