The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-18

Mrs. Thomas Stewart of River st.,
who has been ill is improved
Miss Edythe Rice is with friends in
Albany to remain over Sunday.
Miss Eleanor Burt went to Airing
ton Friday to stay over Sunday at her
home there.
Campers call at Charlie Poters
for mattresses, cots and stoves and
other necessaries. 97t2
Mrs. j. Elmer Ayres of Oneida, N
Y, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w Thatcher
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers of
Cambridge attended the funeral to-
day Of her father Patrick Nash.
William e. Hawks ST.. and DR. c.
W. Bartlett returned today from
four days fishing trip at East Albert.
Misses Isabelle Cole and Ida Har-
rington of Ypsilante, Mich, are ex-
pected soon at South SALISBURY TO
spend the summer.
Mrs. Bridget Cunningham, Miss
Josephine Cunningham and niece
Miss Martha Harvey will spend Sun
day with friends in Troy.
Robert l.. Hall of Troy is in town
today wearing one Of the Roosevelt
welcome badges. He was unable to
be in New York to help greet the eX-
president.
Miriam Rebekah lodge will hold
meeting in id Fellows hall on Mon
day evening. June Goth at S o'clock
All the officers are requested to be
in the hall at Z o'clock.
Thomas j. Healy. a student at Col
gate University is home for the sum
mer vacation. Mr.. Healy will join
the reportOrial staff Of the Evening
Banner during vacation period.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barratt left in
their automobile at $3.50 o'clock this
morning for an extended trip. They
were accompanied as far as Spring
field, Mass. by Calvin Endress
Miss Alice Morrissey Of the train
inl school for nurses Of the Troy
City hospital IS spending her vacation
at the home OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. y. j. Morrissey of County street.
Rev C s. Mills has been elected
president for next year OF the Yer
mont Congregational Conference with
the Hon. c. c. Fits of Brattleboro as
vice president. The place OF meeting
was not decided at Montpelier
Morris Phillips OF North Adams
will sing at both services at 81. Pet
er's church tomorrow At the morn
ing service he will sing "The Earth
is the Lords" by Frank Lynes and at
the evening service "Oh ye that Hear
and Understand" by w. Buck.
The funeral Of Patrick Nash was
attended at o'clock this morning
from St Francis de Sales church.
/ The bearers were Thomas Cullion,
Thomas Powers and four grandsons'
Joseph. John Jr., Thomas and Edward
Nash. The interment was at Ben
nington Center.
Services in St Peters church ith
Sunday after Trinity Holy Commun'
! ion at 1880 a. m. Sunday school at
$3.50 m. Morning prayer and ser
mon NJ l0:30. The evening service
b will be held at 1880 at which the
/ haccalaureate sermon 10 the gradua'
ting class OF the high school will be
preached. You are cordially invited
to these services.
Except We turn and become as lit
tie children" will be the text Of the
pastor OF the First Baptist church to
morrow evening at 1890 O'clock
Strangers always welcome. The
| Christian Endeayor society viii NEE
nj $3.50 as usual and the topic fol
consideration will be ''The Yoke o
Christi Children's day exercise.
viii be held In the Burgess and Bush
nell district schools at 3 p. m.
Chidrcn's day exercises will bu
held in the First Baptist church "a
morrow morning at l0:30. Thu
various departments Of the Bibl
school will assemble IN the chapel &
1876 and march into the auditorium
Parents and friends OF the chlldrel
are cordially invited TO be presen
and participate In the singing.
souvenir program Of TIE occasion wi
be presented TO all.
The Second Congregational churc
cordially invites the public to It's sci
vices tomorrow Morning worship a
1850. The Rev. James S. Clark q
the Congregational church OF Mort
Remington. will preach In exchang
of pulpits with the pastor The evei
! ing service will be omitted In ordc
that the young people and others VIII
desire to do so may feel free TO q
, tend the special service for the hig
school graduating class In the Epi
copal church. Sunday school at moo