The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-05
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John Cortes OF Depot street is con
fined to the house by an attack of
rheumatism.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gilipsie of
Hoosick Falls were guests Friday OF
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Roster.
Buy fresh cut home grown Caruati-
Ons, Narcissus. Danodils and Violets
at the School street greenhouse. S4t2
The flyer from the south was two
hours late Friday afternoon arriving
as a section of the milk train at $3.50.
Prank H. Cook Who has been the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Frank Knapp
has returned to his home in New Ha-
ven Conn.
Charlotte Johnson aged "A years
died Friday at her home in Pownal
Centre. The funeral will be held
Sunday afternoon.
The household goods of John Look
inland have arrived here from Swan
ton. Mr. Iooklnland will occupy the
/ C. A. Green house on Uuion street
Charles Ray and family of Schagh-
ticoke have moved to this town ana
will occupy one OF the DR.. w. e. Put
MANS houses on Dewey street
Or c. S. Buchanan is in Troy today
On account of the extraordinary
sale of seats for Al. G. Fields min
trels, tickets reserved at the box Oh
fee not paid for will not be reserved
until late hour unless arrangements
are made.
Mrs Harry Love and friend Miss
May McGoyern of Albany,have re-
turned from Schenectady after spend.
ing week with Mrs Loves brother
a. j. Donlan proprietor of Eagle Ho
tel Schenectady
The funeral of the late Mrs. Hugh
Michaels was well attended at her
home in the south part of the town
Friday afternoon al one O'Clock. Rev.
W. w. Brunk, d. d. oficiated. The
, burial was in the Towsley cemetery
Among the questions asked in the
recent midyear examinations of the
graded school, was to name three wo
men distinguished in history One
! progressive youth who evidently
= reads newspaper advertising. nclud
+ ed in his list Lydia f. Pinkham.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Levin and famil,
formerly Of Manchester have beer
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Joe Levin
of Gage street They have gone t
Stamford, Conn, where Mr.. Levin
will run a store similar to the one h,
: conducted in Manchester, having
shipped his goods, total of 70 cases
D to his new home
a Christian Science services Feb.
81 1910, corner of Park and Scot
y streets at II a m Subject Spirit.
Y Golden Text-'And We snail kno,
81 that am in the midst of Isreal an
r that am the Lord your God.-An
II u shall come to pass afterward tha
u will pour out my spirit upon a
II flesh" Joel 2:27 gS
a The supper alone is worth tn
II price of admission to the Laymen
y Forward Movement meeting at tn
n Y NJ C. A next Friday evening
n Feb llth. Supper begins at SIEVE
4 O'Clock sharp. Tickets are sellin
i rapidly, and as the number is Unite
& to two hundred better secure one b
n fore the limit is reached. Commit
y tees Of the various protestal
8 churches win wait upon YOU to $
\ licit your attendance
n Services in St Peters churc
n Qunquagessima Sunday, Holy Cor
n munion 1880 a. m. Choral celebr
ton of Holy Eucharist 1890. Pr
h lenten gathering of the Sundi
school $3.50 Choral evening song
n p. m. The seats are free. All a
A welcome at these services
a Ash Wednesday services in s
n Peters church are Holy Commune
n Z a. m; morning prayer Litany al
n Penitential office 10 a. m. EVENT.
n prayer 1880 card giving list
Il Lenten services will be sent out ne
n week
II The services at the Baptist chur
n tomorrow are; Morning worst
with Lords Supper at 1OSO,' sund
Is school, -; Junior meeting, 8; Chr
tian Endeavor, g. evening worsh
I. The subject of the mornings d
course is, The Church for the Wor
This theme will bring us into h
mony with the Laymens missiona
movement, in the interests of viii
q the laymen of Bennington church
q meet at the Y. NJ. C. A. next Frid
evening. In the evening will
|. oI th, nrct ef ,arin. 80 A.,