The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and liII5Se Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

TOT puoS Neouefs.
Social dance at Foresters hall to-
night.
Roy Denley went to North Adams
To-Day.
Paul c. Cornell is passing the day
in Troy.
Miss Imogene Norton was in North
Adams today.
George Robinson Of SALISBURY was
in town today.
Miss Mary Doyle was in North Ad-
ans on Thursday.
Charles Baird of Arlington is spend
ing the day here.
Frank McNally is recovering from
his recent illness.
Miss Anna Connors Of Arlington is
visiting here today.
Marcus burlington Of Pownal was
in the village today.
Miss Mary Baird went to Troy to-
day for a two weeks stay.
Mrs. William Kirkwood is recover
ing from her recent illness.
William Gil ow of Greenwich, y. Y.
is visiting Mrs. Eliza Gillow.
Charles Ayres has returned from
few days stay in Washington.
Reuben McMaster has returned
from a few days visit in Boston.
Thomas Clair and John Walton Of
Hooslck Falls were in town yester-
day.
The Mt Anthony Country club has
closed a very successful and eventful
season.
Mrs. William Warren of Troy IS
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. John
II. Warren
A large number from Hoosick Falls
attended "The City" at the opera
house last evening.
Paul Carey entertained number
of his friends at his home on Division
street last evening.
| A fresh supply of ladies and mems
kid gloves just received at Seigal
Bros. l09 North Street.
| D. Z. Langlois and r. S. Mansell
sa'esmen for the Enos Adams Co.,
are spending Sunday IN town.
The late Jerry Sweet, whose funer
al was held Tuesday. was survived by
widow and son by his first wife, five
sisters and three brothers.
The public meeting Of the Ben
nington baseball association will be
held next Friday evening probably al
Woodman hall In the Norton block.
William Alfred Decker of Mattea
wan. n. Y, and Miss Lucy Lloyd, Civ
ing her residence at Bennington We're
quietly married at O'Clock yesterday
ri the Methodist church parsonage by
Rev. w. w Brunk.
The first meeting since the practic
al reorganizing Of the Fortnight'y
club was successfully held this after
noon During the week about 125
names have been enrolled into the
membership Of the society
Tomorrow there win be regular
services at the Methodist church al
1890 and 1890. Rev. David Hughes
viii speak. There will be special ser.
vices IN the Y. NJ. c. A. for men at
o'clock. The chorus will furnish the
music at the church services The
public IS invited to all these services
"a Religion for Men" will he the
subject of the sermon tomorrow even
| ing in the First Baptist church. This
pastors morning theme will be "Re
wards and Punishments" The Bible
school viii meet at noon and have a
special program as usual. The En-
deavor society will meet at $3.50 p. m
ard consider the topic "The Chances
we Miss" The leader win be Miss
Barbara Burt. On next Tuesday af
ternoon at 4 o'clock the Junior En-
deavor society will meet In the Sun
day school room OF the church. Mex
Friday evening the School street cir
Gle of the Ladies Aid society will
give a supper at the church. Furthel
notice OF this event will be made Ia
ter. We cordially invite al to atten,
the services Of our church.