The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-29
BERNlNaT0N RRlEFS
News Of the Town and .iliLSe Told Brlstt
for Busy Readers

Miss Margaret Dagesse is In Troy
today.
Miss Anna Murphy has returned
from New York.
Miss Mary sheeman is passing the
day in Lansingburg.
- Misses Irene and Anna Cook passed
a part of the day in Troy.
Miss Dorothy sigworth has recov-
cred from recent illness.
Z. L. Bates has returned from
few days stay in Montpelier
The little daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
w. W. Brunk is i'll Of diphtheria.
Mrs. John Scrivens and two daugh-
tiers were in North Adams today.
Mrs. Fanny Wilcox went this morn
ing to Hudson Falls to visit Mrs. Da-
Wis.
Daniel Gleason, an inmate of the
So diers' Home is with relatives in
Rutland.
William Bissel local telephone
manager 10 SiSuuth6 2uhue1 81 lis
home in Lowell, Mass.
Harry White is moving his family
to North Benninton from the Fisk
tenement on Union street.
+. w. Dewey is home for few
days from the New Bedford Textile
school at New Bedford, Mass.
Miss Edna Walbridge and Miss Lii
la Krogman of Hanover, n. H., are
spending Saturday and Sunday in
town.
Miss Emma Gates and Mrs. Louise
/ Boyce who visited Miriam Rebekah
lodge last evening, returned to their
homes today.
Mrs. f. II. Ferguson has received
commission from c. II. Hayden, G.
c. T., as his deputy over Bennington
lodge, l. o G. 7.
Mrs. l. A. Angel and Mrs. J. ].
Gregg OF ion, ~ Y, are spending
few days with Mrs Adelaide Saun.
ders OF Main street
DR.. Carter, former president of
Williams college, will preach in the
Old First church on the hill tomorrow
morning. Service at II o'clock.
An informal meeting for boys will
be held at $3.50 o'clock in the Y. NJ.
C. A. Sunday Afternoon. Physical
Director Arnold viii speak briefly.
Rev. Frank r. Morris, the former
pastor of the First Baptist church is
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Buel
Z Sibley for q few days. Mr.. Morris is
much improved in health,
Circles C and D Of the Congregat-
ional church will open a rummage
sale on Tuesday afternoon IN the cha
pei. The rooms will be open on
Monday for receiving attic es contrib
uted.
Remember the lecture of Miss Cone
Monday evening at 730 in the Con
gregational chapel Subject THE Ju-
nior Lesson Manuel work in the
; Sunday school with Illustrations OF
pulp map making will be shown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGurk were
pleasantly surprised by about %
young people last evening Games
we're played and elaborate refresh
ments served The occasion was the
first anniversary Of their marriage.
: Members and regular attendants OF
the Second Congregational church are
reminded OF the annual offering to
D the American Board to be taken to
] morrow AS this is the centennial
r year ii Is hoped to make this Offering
I a special one. Special envelopes may
J. be found in the pews.
r The Second Congregational church
. Rev. g. 5. Mills pastor, heartily vel
I comes the public to all its service.
T tomorrow Morning worship at 10.
;. 30, Subject of the sermon 9TH,
p Greatness of Being a Christian" Eve
I ming worship at 73O. See other no
q tice for special musical program
:. Brief address by Mr.. Mills Theme
!. Rescue Work" Sunday school a
4 noon. Mems class conducted by Pro
!. Dickinson. Young mems class, lead
err Mr.. Webster, meets In the ga Ter
;. of the church. Junior Endeayor at
y o'clock. Seventh lesson in the Phi
e grims Progress series. Senior socie
!. ty meeting at 80 Leader. Harrine
!, ton Sears. Topic, Secrets Of Happi
= ness.
n A series of special Sunday eyenln
l. musical services is to be given at tn
IS Second Congregational church ono
y a month through the fall and wintei
n The first of these comes tomorro,
y night. The choir will consistof Mr.
o George r. Howes. soprano; Mrs. An
vel Baker contralto: Il. h. Bottun
~ tenor; Frank Phillips. bass; with Mr.
e G. W. keeseman at the organ. Hal
u rington Sears and Ralph Howes @
ID Williamstown will assist tomorrow
It The following is the program: Al
ID thems-"O Lord. How Manifold an
rs thy Works, (Bombyo "Onwar
e. Christian soldiers (MacDougall:
y solos, The Good shepherd" by Nj
IL Phillips; 20 Lamb of God" by Mr.
sr Howes 'Hark, Hark. My Soul" IN,
y vim by Mrs. Baker; Bow Dow
re Thine Ear by Mr. Bottum.
= Services win be he'd in the Fir.
Baptist church tomorrow as usua
The morning service viii begin
D.. lO;S0, az which time the pastor wi
% preach the sermon. AT noon IN
Bible school will meet. The specl,
n order of the day will be "a Tript