The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-04
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is ill.,
Herbert Moon is passing the day in
Pttshed.
Work in painting the factory Of the
Cooper Mfg Co., has been begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rockwell and son
of Hudson were guests here Friday.
Miss Katherine Lyons passed
portion Of Friday in North Adams.
William F. Ashton is confined to
the house with inhammatory rheuma-
tism.
/ Mason s. Knapp Of Woodford was
noted among the visitors in the vii
lage today.
Hugh Keefe and Cyrus Gee of Rut-
land are guests of William Murray
of Gage street.
John Culliton Of Hoosick Falls is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. Merit Gull
liton of Gage street
Miss Helen McCue has finished
work as cook at the American house
and returned to Dorset
Miss Sarah Mathers went to Sche-
nectady this noon, where she expects
to work at the Addison hotel
Edward Adams of Woodford has
gone to New York to work while as
chauffeur for Mrs. c. f. stone
Miss Lee Of st. Peters hospital
VpoV ufbp hoe haau trfgfttVU bat. nm.
Gle, Frank Dwyer has returned
Chicken dinner and strawberry
shortcake at Bottums restaurant on
Sunday, ~ to $3.50. Price 80 cents.
Mrs. Alfred Iatour and Mrs. JOS
eph Brown are in Pittsfield as the
guests over Sunday of Mrs. Latour's
daughter.
This is the last day of Joe Levin's
big IA day reduction sale, thus last
opportunity to purchase the many
big bargains.
visited her husband at a Troy hos
pital Friday She reports his condit-
ion as much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Mills who
are on their wedding trip were the
guests OF Mrs. Mills grandfather, Mi.
chael Mulligan Of Lincoln street on
Friday.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Buel
n. Walker will be held at 1880 o'clock
Monday afternoon from the residence
on Pleasant street Of Mrs. w. b.
Walker The remains will be taken
on the 2:5O train to Manchester for
interment.
The Dickens club delightfully."- en-
tertained their friends at the home
OF Mrs + f. Hart Friday evening.
An excellent musical program was
rendered and Mrs. yelling Bragg of
Rutland gave some pleasing read
ings.
The people who have been inter.
ested in the Sunday evening address
es at the Second Congregational
church on the different denominations
will wish TO hear the last one tomor-
row night on The Congregational
ists."
The music tomorrow at the Second
Congregational church will be as fol
lows: Morning-Anthem by the choir
The Lord is Ny Shepherd C. A.
Macfarren); solo, by Mrs George e.
Howcs, Fear Not We. o Israel.
DUDLEY Buckj Evening anthem
Praise We the Father" tGounodl :
solo by E. r. Bottum, "A Weary
Heart ] Bring Thee" OHawley)
W. w. Brunk will speak at the
morning service of the Methodist
church Sunday on Twice Born Men"
Baptism and reception 10 members
J at II o'clock Members OF the Off
| cial board are asked 20 meet with the
| Sunday school AT this service the
| pastor will make a report on the sun
day school convention az Washington
| In the afternoon the pastor will
preach and receive q number into
| the chapel church His evening topic
will be Power I'm Being Alone"
Mrs. Mary Case. widow OF the late
Seymour Case. died early this morn
ing az the Town farm. aged about Is
| years. Death was due 10 a paralytiC
/ shock. The deceased since entering
/ the farm three or four months age
had been in -feeble health and creep
| ing paralyzes have been coming ON
some time She Is survived by tive
| nieces. Misses Laura and Jennie Case
OF New York and two nephews. Chas
| Case OF New York aud Newell Case
of WilIiamstown The funeral will
be held sunday afternoon at 2.3O
Rev. W. j.. Meyer officiating
The Second Congregational church
| Rev G.. S. Mills. pastor cordially In
| yites the public Co los services tomor
| row Morning Worship M 1880 Sub
| iect OF sermon. THE Remaking Of
| Mem" At the evening service. 1880
| the concluding address will be glver
ON The Army of God" This Is IN,
seventh In the series. Theme. 9TH,
| Congregational March" Sunday
J school at noon The mems class vii
consider Foreign Population" in IN,
study for the month on The Rae,
Question Men very welcome. Jun
| Tor EndpgVor nj q SnnIor eorfaf,