The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-26

News Of the Town and VilI<se Told BdefF
for Busy ResderS-


Miss Edna Walbridge is spending a
week In New York.
Clayton Reed Of Salisbury was in
town Friday on business.
The East Lynne" company ar
rived here this morning from Albany
on the early train.
The annual town reports have been
published and copies may be obtained
at the town clerks Office and of Per
/ ry & Keeseman.
/ W. d. Newton has ordered a car
load Of Ford automobiles end also
car load of Mitchell machines. The
consignments are now on the road
and are expected TO reach here soon.
Services in St Peters church 3rd
Sunday in Lent Holy Communion
1880 a. m, Sunday school $3.50, morn
ing prayer sermon 1890, evening
prayer p. m. All seats are free
and YOU are cordially invited to these
services.
The preliminary game at the Y. NJ.
c. A. gymnasium this evening will be
between the "Y" juniors and the
Bennington Falls junior team. A fast
game is expected when the Gaia.
mounts meet the Columbia FIVE of
North Adams.
DR.. Frank J. Hurley leaves tomor-
row evening for Waterbury, where he
will examine for re-commitment the
two patients from Bennington and
one from SALISBURY at the state
asylum From Waterbury he will go
to Brattleboro to examine one pat
tent originally sent from this town.
The morning subject at the Meth.
odist church tomorrow will be The
Treasures Of the Snow" The sub.
iect of the evening sermon will be
The Judgment" In the Sunday
school, new classes are being form
ed TO which all persons not having
Sunday school home are invited. The
public are welcome to these services.
George f. Heath of Bennington
was operated upon yesterday at Hill
crest Surgical Hospital, Pittsheld. for
hernia He is doing we'll The oper-
alton was performed by Doctor Tracy
associate surgeon Of the hospital A
good number Of Bennington people
have recently been operated upon at
this institution and so far every
case has made a good recovery
Joe Daley, finding the strain Of
bringing up the two aligators at
Ayros drug store TOO much for his
delicate constitution, has engaged
Trenor Gregg and Maurice Wall as
assistants Trenor will act as train.
er and physical director, while
Maurice will give all his care to their
mental, moral and spiritual welfare.
Joseph A Cone, local reporter for
the Banner, is to leave the first OF
next week on a three months vaca-
ton which he will spend in Colorado
The Banner would like to hire a
young man or young woman to work
during his absence Must be OF
good address and able to write legib-
~ and have some knowledge of Eng
fish grammar and construction of
sentences.
After the business meeting of the
w. r. c. FRIDAY evening a very pleas
ant Washington social was held
Choice refreshments were served by
six Young ladies', Mrs. C. S. Perry
was chairman Of the committee.
Widow was played Mrs Laura b.
Cole drawing the first prize and Mrs
Lima Morse the consolation prize
Souvenirs were given to each lady
There were 40 present
The Second Congregational church
Rev. G. S. Mills pastor, cordially in
vites the public to its services Of
worship and all other meetings. Sub
= iect Of the morning sermon tomor
row "A Vision of God in the Night.
and of the evening address. who /.
on the Lords Sde?' Hours ar,
10.3O and + SUNDAY ecbool Of man
The mems class will discuss "Gardel
s. Cities and Model Villages" JUNO
= Endeavor at 3. Meeting of the sen
- ior society at 6. Topic, Chris
Winnig our Nation Leader, Maj
garet Mathers.