The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Fold Briefly
Tor Busy Readers.

william Allard mas moved 10 lzs
Beech street
G. B. Bergeron OF Ogdensburg, n.
Y, is in town today on business.
f. b. Randall of North SALISBURY
was in town yesterday on business.
VIM Rice began housekeeping in
the Lee house on Branch street Fri
day.
Miss Della Roy of st. Leon Canada
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Roy of Park
street.
Miss Margaret Graham Of North
Adams is visiting at C. s. Estes Of
Main street.
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet Tuesday evening with Miss
Cora Whitney
A. e. Battles of Fitchburs is spend
ing several weeks at the home of his
son, Frank e. Battles.
A social public dance will be held
in Apollo hall by Walloomsac lodge,
n. e. o. p, this evening.
Tiffany Bros. will resume opera
tons Monday after having been shut
down week for repairs.
Miss Gertrude Levin who has been
striousy i'll at her home on Pleasant
street, is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. C. Edgerton have
moved from the Levin house on
Pleasant street to the Evans house
on Union street.
Michael Mahar of Mil street is
sodding and grading the lawn Of
Mrs. f. N. Squire corner of North
and Main street.
Special sale of Carnations at so
cents dozen this afternoon from
o'clock until 10 at Holton's Green
house, School street Cash only.
The funeral of Elsie. daughter Of
Richard Johnson Of Mill street was
largely attended Rev. Philip Schuy-
Ter ofiiciated Burial was in Park
Lawn cemetery
The funeral Of Barbara F. Niles
will be held from the Center Shafts
bury church Sunday at II o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Adams will ofiiciate. Burial
will be at Center Salisbury.
Mrs. Charles Pellerin was pleasant
ly surprised Thursday evening by
about sixteen of her friends. Dainty
refreshments were served Dancing
and music were enjoyed during the
evening.
S. Il. Holdredge OF Brooklyn, who
was in the employ Of c. A. Wood a
number of years ago, Is visiting In
town. He has been very III and al
though still weak reports improve
ment daily.
c. f. Breckenridge Of East Wood
stock Conn, is visiting his cousins.
Mrs. c. H. Rice and Miss Alice Robin
son. Mr.. Breckenridge Is a descen-
dant OF the famous Breckenridge
family OF Benningtons early history.
Services in st. Peters church End
Sunday after Easter. Holy Commun-
ion i.30 a. m Sunday school $3.50 a.
m. Morning service and sermon
1880 a. m. Evening song and ad-
II
come at these services.
Announcement will be made In the
Second Congregational Sunday school
4, tomorrow OF the results OF the writ
ten examinations given last Sunday
In the Junior and intermediate
grades. An honor roll of scholarship
will be read, and the test questions
will be given TO the whole school.
/ Christian Science services April 10,
! 1910, corner OF Park and Scott
streets at II a. m. Subject Are
sin, disease and death reag Golden
fear not and do not tremble. neither
be ye terriged because OF them: for
: the Lord your God is he that goeth
. with you. 10 fight for you against
your enemies TO save you."-Deuter.
onomy 90: and
The death OF Charles Boyla. an In.
mate of the Soldiers Home occurred
Friday evening at that institution. OF
heart failure. The deceased who
was Ga years OF age, was a member
OF Company II, 7th Vermont regI.
ment. He was admitted from Reads.
, boro several years ago. He had been
confined to the hospital only short
time. The remains were taken 10
Readsboro on the noon train for the
funeral and burial.
: The services az the Baptist church
ii tomorrow are: morning worship at
II l0:30; Sunday school at 10; Juniors
II meeting at 3; Christian Endeavor al
II 6; evening worship at o'clock
II Rev. George S. Mills will preach al
II the morning service. Mr. Martin be
II speaks for him large congregation
II In the evening Mr.. Martin will preach
II on "The Supremacy OF the Christian.
The sermon will show that a prisoner
In chants Is the real king as h,
stands under trial before King anG
II princes. The man q Christian char
II acter Is the kingy man among hi
III fellows. Come I'm, reader. and sec
II the nobility OF the follower OF Jesul
III Christ A hearty Invitation Is ex
n tended to our Methodist brethren 4
Il worship with us tomorrow. All vii
be welcome.
II The Second Congregational church
Rev. G.. S. Mills pastor cordially In
II vltes the public to its services tomor
a. NJ ~.