The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Brieib
or Busy Readers.


Pittsford this morning.
Miss L. NJ. Barney has returned
from a visit in Albany.
Alex Mcqueen of Saratoga is in
town today on business.
Some extra good values in shoes
left on the bargain table at Harris.
Cross shoes regular price $3.50
now S279. $500 grade now S2.Ss at
Harris.
William Cone, son of Clement II.
Cone, will enter Tibbits school in
Hoosick Monday
Nicholas Null of Stephentown, n
Y, is a guest OF his cousin, George
Warren of School street.
Mrs e. c. Merchant of Ticonder-
oga and Miss Stella Hicks are the
guests Of Mrs. Sheldon lockwood for
a week.
J. NJ Hyde has returned from an ex-
tended trip through Canada and Ohio.
He spent some time with his son in
Delaware, Ohio.
Miss Abbie Mackeny will leave to-
day for Bennington VT. where she
will spend two weeks visiting her
sister-Troy Record
II. c. Roster & Co., are offering to-
day $l25 salad bowls at so cents; rs
cent salad bowls at 25 cents; % to
80 cent Japanese cup and saucer at
16 cents.
A requiem high mass was celebrat-
ed this morning in the Convent
chapel by Rev. A. J Barron for the
repose of the soul of the late Law
renee Doyle.
Rev Philip Schuyler will 80 to
Troy Monday to assist Rev. e. A.
Enos of St Paul's church at the fun
eral of the late Mrs Howard H.
Shields, a summer resident of this
town.
Christian Science services Jan. 16,
| 1910, corner of Park and Scott
streets II a. m Subject Life. "
Golden Textile that followeth af-
ter righteousness and mercy findeth
life, righteousness, and honor Pro
verbs 21:21.
While at work in the Clark Brush
Back factory Friday lsadore Laugh
lin caught his left hand in a saw and
lost a portion of three fingers. The
injured man was taken at once to
the Office of a physician where the
wounds were dressed.
Services in ST. Peters church End
Sunday in Epiphany, Holy Commun-
ion 7.SO a. M, Sunday school $3.50
morning service l0:30, evening song
. p. m. The vested chior has been
rehearsing the choral service and il
will be used Sunday afternoon for
the first time. You are cordially in
vited TO these services. All seats
are free.
Maurice Kennedy, the former cap
tain and outfelder of the North AID
ans baseball team who has signed
with Albany for next season accord
ing to reports, made strong bid fol
the management of the PittsfielC
baseball club for the coming year
His application was given considera
ton by the shire city directors, but
they decided that Joe Raidy was The
man better fitted for the position.
The social held after the business
meeting of the w. r. c. on F'rida!
evening, Jan. l4th, in G. A. r. hal
was in every way very pleasant af
; fair. Widow was played, Mrs. Nell;
Cook drawing the first prize and Mrs
Lillian Cole the consolation. Re
freshments were served by Mrs
Laura Lambert, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs
Isina Morse and Mrs Shippey in
very pleasing manner. There wer'
instrumental and vocal music alsl
reading. About 40 were present.
The Second Congregational churcl
Rev. G. S. Mills minister, extends I,
the public cordial invitation to al
its services and exercises. Mornini
worship tomorrow at 1890. Subjec
of sermon, knowing Good an,
Evil" Evening worship at Z. Them
of address, ITO Him that Overcon
eth" Sunday school at noon. TIL
mems class will consider in tn
study of Social Christianity the ques
ton. Industrial Peace; Open o
closed shop Junior Endeavor NEE
ing at 8. Senior society at G, Topi
Candles under Bushels
c. D. Sanford Corps No. 80 VIZ
mans Relief Corps of North Adam
have invited the ladies of Custe
Sixth Corps No. 2 W. r. G. of Bel
nington to be present at their recel
ton on Wednesday, Jan. 10Th, frol
o'clock to six The banquet will b
held at six. Installation at eight
the evening. The Department Pres
dent of the state of Massachusett
will be present. The date has bee
u changed from Monday to Wednesda
the 18th Custer Sixth corps ladie
have accepted this invitation and
large crowd are expected to go
II. n. Williams of Elm street,
cal agent for the n Y. Life insuranC
company, has been notified by I'll
company that he stands third on Il
list of agents in Vermont for I'll
amount of business secured durir
the year 1909 The late Herbert
Durham carried a policy with M
Williams in tlfe New York Life
"The Ideal Tour garage has on e
hbition a new 1910 Rambler ce
model "a, and it is well worth loo
3. ing at by any one interested w.
I'd Lowe who had never before drive