The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Walfred Wahlquist is visiting in
Worcester, Mass.
George c. Wood passed a portion
of Friday in North Adams.
Mrs. William Ryan of Bennington
Center is visiting in Troy today.
Wide showing of Rain Coats, Cloth
Coats. silk Coats, and Linen Coats at
the Drysdale store.
Mrs. Ora Strait of Branch street
extension who has been i'll is report
ed improved this morning.
Mrs. James Murphy of Bennington
Center is i'll and Miss Helen Toohey
of Troy, graduate nurse, is caring
+ for her.
The Wright property on Main ST.,
consisting of the laundry. machinery,
house, barn and lot has been sold to
James O'Connell.
A special meetingof Stark lodge, I.
/ o. o. f. will be held this evening.
All Members are requested to be in
attendance as business Is to be tran
sacted of interest to all Odd Fellows.
Arrived this morning at the Drys-
dale store complete assortment of
Misses and Children's patent leather
and gun metal strap pumps, also OK
ford ties in tan and gun metal in all
sizes.
The subject of the Christian Sci
ence services tomorrow is God the
Preserver of Man. Golden Text:
Withhold not thou thy tender mer-
cies from me, O Lord; let thy loving
kindness and thy truth continually
preserve me-" Psalms 40:11. Ser
vices corner Park and Scott streets
at II a. m. Reading room open on
Wednesday at ESQ p. m.
The First Baptist church will hold
its regular services tomorrow. The
pastor, Rev. VIM. f. Meyer, will
preach at both the morning and the
evening service, his morning subject
being Life a Divine Call" and the
evening theme, Choosing the Good
Part" Bible school at IL noon, and
Christian Endeavor meeting at $3.50
p. N. All are cordially welcomed to
this church.
The baggage car over the Benning-
ton and North Adams electric road,
which made its first trip this morn
ing to connect with the New York
special train at Williamstown, will
arrive in Bennington at GAS each
morning and will remain here for Is
minutes to receive baggage which
must be loaded on the car at the
Putnam house. The car will stop for
passengers at Cooper's mill but will
take on no baggage at this point All
baggage must be loaded at the ter
minus. Tickets can be secured at
the Putnam house until permanent
Office arrangements are made. The
car will not run on Sundays.
Parents who are to present their
young children for baptism at the
Second Congregational church tomor
row morning are asked TO be in the
chapel between 1O;45 and II o'clock
Il Is expected that the children and
young people will occupy seats with
their fathers and mothers at the
morning service, making a congrega
ton of families. AT the evening ser
vice the Sunday school Will be seated
in a body in the front Of the church
The pastor, Mr.. Mills and the super
intendent, Mr.. Pope, earnestly hope
for a large attendance at both servi
ces. Let the weather be what Il will
we shall try 10 induce this one day
in June to be smiling and happy.
Special Children's day services to
morrow at the Second Congregations
church. Hour OF morning WORSHIP
at 1880. A number OF little children
viii be presented by their parents fo
baptism. Bibles will be given the
baptized children OF the church VIII,
have reached the age OF seven years
The pastor will preach a short ser
mon especially for young people
Theme. "A Command for Boys an,
Girls and Everybody Mrs. Howe
will sing Il Think when | Read tina
Sweet Story OF Old" and the othe
, music in its note OF ioyousness an,
l praise will also III the spirit OF tn
day. The service in the evening
hour 7;30-will be under the auspice
of the Sunday school Recitation
and songs by the primary department
4 other songs by the entire school
\ Goldsmith's orchestra will assist Il
this special service. rendering thre
selections. Mrs. Amyel Baker wil
sing. Not a Sparrow Falleth." o.. l
: Gilbert) A most cordial welcome &