The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-12-03
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for Busy Readers
Andrew Oatman was in Troy toda

James Smith has accepted a pos
ition in New York City.
Mrs. Cora Wright has moved from
Morgan to Grove street
The Misses Ryan of Gage street
are spending the day in Troy.
Pork roast Is cents per pound at
Burkes cash market, South street.
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Home made bread, pies, cake.
doughnuts, beans, etc, at los Valen-
tine street Monday.
There will be a food sale Monday
afternoon at los Valentine street OPP
posite Galusha's livery.
Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Amadon spent
the day Thursday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. s. f. Crosier
Edward Higgins, Charles Resseguie
Raymond Resseguie and James Can
field are rabbit hunting today.
Mrs. Arthur Russell went to Troy
this morning to visit her husband
who is in the Samaritan hospital.
Miss Florence Northouse of Pitts
field, formerly of this town attended
the high school masquerade last eve
ming.
At the rummage sale in the Metho-
dist church next week there will be
good bargains in mems and womens
clothing.
Mrs. Lucy A. Cary of Dalton, Mass,
has returned home after visiting her
brother, f. E. Amadon and other rel
atives several weeks.
Benjamin +. Amadon went to AL
bany this morning to return with his
young son, Ernest who underwent an
operation in a hospital in that city
a short time ago.
The remains of Harry Eastman
who died at the Samaritan hospital
in Troy Friday, arrived at the home
of his parents at SALISBURY Friday
night. The funeral will be held from
the house at o'clock Sunday after
noon. Burial will be in Arlington.
Christian Science service tomorrow
at II a. m, corner Park and Scott SITS
Cause and Creator" Golden Text:
For every hot is builded by some
man; but he that built all things Is
God" Heb. ga. The public is cor
daily welcome,
The masquerade given by the SEN
Tor class of the High School Friday
evening In Foresters' hall was in
every way a success. The decora-
lions were carried out in the high
school colors, blue and white and the
colors of the senior class. brown and
gold The costumes worn were I'M
ique and attractive.
The bowling committee and cap
tains of the various teams are to meet
at $3.50 tonight in the Y NJ. c. A. to
perfect plans for the Bowling Tourna-
ment TO start December IL. Teams
already organized Cooper Machine
shop. No. and No. .; Cooper Needle
Works; Cooper Mfg. Co.. Holden,
Methodist church; business men.
Others not fully organized: Clerks,
professional men, North Bennington
and one other to be settled.
The Second Congregational church
Rev. G. s. Mills pastor cordially in,
vites the public to It's services tomor
row. Morning worship at 1890
Theme Of sermon. "The Christian
Doctrine Of Non-Resistance to Evil
Special musical service in the even
ing, for which see other notice, witt
brief sermon by Mr. Mills Theme
"The Wells Of Salvation Sunday
school at noon. Topic for discussion
in the mems class, "The Falls,
Church. Junior Endeavor at 8 O.
clock. Subject, "The Most Wonder
+ full Pump In the World" Senior so
ciety meeting at 6. Topic, 9TH,
Worthwhile Life" Leader, Miss
Valentine. The visitor, young anC
old, viii find something Of interes
) and hep in each and all of these ser
Vices and meetings.
= The music tomorrow at the Secon,
! Congregational church is as follows
! Morning seryice-Anthem. Guide m,
o my Savior Guide me-" solo by Mr.
Howes, selected The second Of III,
+ monthly series OF special musical ser
vices will be given In the evening. I
Z may be called "a Psalm Service" AL
Q the selections by the choir will hav,
for their theme some word from tn,
q Psalms. Anthems-"The Lord is M
Light" Il Sought the Lord" Sopra
no solo by Mrs. Howes, 20 Rest II
the Lord" from "the Elijah"-Men
delssohn. Bass solo by Mr. Bottum
He that Dwelleth In the Score
Place" Prof George II. Donnelll
VIII play violin solo for the offer
tory. Two familiar and upliftinl
hymns will be sung by the choir anC
congregation. The choir consists o
Mrs. George r. Howes, soprano: Mrs
Amyel Baker, contralto; c. r. Austin
tenor; e. r. Bottum, bass with Mrs
George W. Keeseman at the organ.
Services In the First Baptist churcl
tomorrow will be as follows Publ,
worship with preaching by the pasto
at 1880 A. m. Subject "Constraininl
Low The regular monthly cele
bratioa OF the Lords Supper at 1873
a. m. Ale school at noon, with or
ches'r sisting In the singing. Ser
VIZ 40 the Soldiers home at 2:S
a.