The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Mrs. X. Allafu ana laughter, MIS-.
Floyd Tuft, are visiting in Cohoes.
Chemical Fire extinguishers have
been installed in the Bottum 6 Tor
rance factory.
Arthur Barney, a student at the
Albany business college, is visiting
at his home here.
Willis Van Colt. recently Of the AL
bany club, is working as bell boy at
the Putnam house.
Miss Caroline Wilcox went to Hud-
son Falls today to pass Sunday with
here sister, Mrs. r. l.. Davis.
X. Adams of Rutland secretary to
the general manager of the Rutland
railroad, was in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hurley went
to Troy this morning where Mrs.
Hurley is to consult DR.. Harvey.
Harold Bottum of the Troy Confer
ence academy at Poultney is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Bot
tum.
John A. Ryan went to Albany Fri
day returning with his son, Edward,
who has been in a hospital there sew
eral weeks
DR.. Millington Of Peru has ex-
changed his Maxwell runabout with
w. d. Newton for a 80 horse power
Mitchell touring car.
Tonight is the last night of the
Baseball fair. All who are interested
in having a good baseball team here
this summer should help along the
fair
There is to be an extra car run
from North Bennington to Bennlng-
ton and return commencing this
week. 1t will leave North Benning-
ton at 700 p. m. and returning will
leave Bennington at $50 p m. Asia
Assistant Postmaster Herbert f.
Robinson who caught the automobile
fever last year and has been suffer
ing from it all winter, has bought a
Buick runabout and will begin to
practice with It on the side streets
as soon as II arrives.
Rev Frank S. Tolman of st. Johns
bury will speak on THE Church or
the Saloon, Which?" Sunday evening
in the Methodist church at South
SALISBURY Everybody welcome
The Molly Stark bridge club viii
meet with Mrs. +. w. Bradford Mon
day evening
Christian Science services April "a,
1910, corner Park and Scott streets
at II a. m. Subject Probation after
Death" Golden Text will ran
some the end from the power Of the
grave; | will redeem them from
plagries; Oh grave ] will be thy de-
struction.' Hosea 1874. Reading
room same address, open on Wednes-
day ? to 5 D. m.
Services in St Peters church Attn
} Sunday after Easter. Holy Commun-
ion 7SO a. m. Sunday school $3.50 a.
m, morning service and sermon
1890 a. m. anthem Thanks be to
God who giveth us the Victory
Stainer) Choral evening song and
address p. m. This church is open
daily for prayer and meditation. You
are cordially invited to the services
Walter A. Houran, formerly with
the H. c. White Co, has accepted a
position as travelling salesman for
The Royal Tallors Of New York and
Chicago He begins regular road
D work May 2. and will cover Maine
New Hampshire and Vermont Mr.
Houran viii continue his tailoring
business here. During his absence
George c. Wood will look after tn,
business.
, The Second Congregational church
Rev C. S. Mills pastor, cordially in
yites the public to all It's services to
morrow. Morning worship at 1880
Theme ofsernon THE Princely Spiri
OF Forgiveness" In the evening Mr.
/ Mills will continue his series of ad
4 dresses on THE Army OF God.
Theme, Behind the Presbyterian Re
t. doubt" Sunday school at noon Tn,
4 mems class will discuss Municipal
4 Ownership" Junior Endeayor at 3
i The Senior society will unite will
the Baptist and Methodist young PEG
4 pies societies in meeting In IN,
Congregational chapel. hour 5:45
Note the time, fifteen minutes befor,
the usual hour. Topic for the meet
I Ing. Christ Winning the World
\ Leader, r. b. Pope.
4 A Caro-.
Y We the undersigned. do nereb
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