The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-25

III slilCe rIiudyb is DelIer To-Day
C. H. Darling of North. Adams is
spending the day in town on business.
Edmund L. Worden of Hooslck
Falls was in town yesterday on busl-
ness.
Frank Brooks left for Springfield
yesterday where he has accepted a
position.
Frederick L. Sturdy of Schenectady
is visiting at the home of DR.. Dewitt
H. Lewis.
Harry Walsh has returned from
few weeks visit with his mother in
New York.
Lester B. Vail went to Burlington
Saturday to visit friends for about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. p B. Gardner have
returned from few days visit in
Montpelier.
Work has been completed in install
ling the furnace in the Cutler building
on Main street.
George Townsend has resigned his
position on the Jennings farm in
North Bennington.
Mrs. Frank j. Tefft and two sons of
Arlington are the guests OF w. II.
Murray and family.
Mrs. Charles Bell Of Manchester is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Shirley
Williams on Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Barber have re-
turned from Montpelier where they
have been spending a few days.
Miss Mary Cannon OF Rutland, who
is teaching in Pownal spent Sunday
with Miss Ella Murray of Gage st.
Margaret Mccormick, aged 9 years,
died yesterday in North Bennington
The funeral will be held Wednesday
Rev. Philip Schuyler left this
morning for Atlantic City, N. j.. to
accompany Mrs Schuyler home or
Friday.
The sale of reserved seat tickets
for THE Blue Mouse" will start at Z
O'Clock in the box Office Thursday
evening.
William Tippner Of New York City
is visiting his wife, Mrs. William Tip
pner, formerly Miss Della Galipo o
B Pratt street.
( Don't forget the % cent supper a
the Baptist church Friday evening
{ Clam chowder and other good thingi
j, will be served.
1 Seigal Bros. 1O9 North street hav,
just received a large shipment o
e ladies flannel net underwear ant
: dressing sacks.
= Few farces contain as many natuI
al complications as is said TO be tn
case in "The Blue Mouse" at tn
Z Opera house Tuesday. Nov. /.
Louise f.. Parker. age years, an
p daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reube
I. Parker, died at the home OF her pal
: ents here this morning of diphtherii
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Daley hav
& returned from a vacation trip to Bra
:, tleboro, VT, Springfield. Mass. Bridg
: port, Conn. New York City and NJ
= Kisco.
n The ladies' of the Eastern Star Civ
1 out positive assurance that the car
~ party at Masonic hall this evenin
I. will be the most enjoyable affair {
E, its kind held in Bennington in year
lie The Y. NJ. c. A. girls and young W,
o. man's gymnasium class will be hel
Ne at 7;45 this evening. Fancy steppin
2, and gymnastic marching will be tai
~ en- up. The music for the occasio
I'd win be furnished by Miss Amy Stey
!; art.
* The ladies OF the Congregation
II church are planning for their annu
~ sale to be held the last week In No
> embor a special attraction will |
the dol table and orders for dol
may be left with Mrs Il. ]. Swan.
r. Miss Cone gave another one of h,
cr interesting lectures on Methods
N Teachlng" before n large audience
M the chapel Of the Second Congreg
II. tlonal church last evening Evel
Sunday school teacher or any one I
90 terested In that work should hel
e. these interesting talks.
The Rev. David Hughes preach,
IN last night on the subject What d
lin Christ Think OF the Cross? M
IN there was a good attendance TO list'
ne 10 the sermon, and the singing. Z
- night Mr.. Hughes will preach m
ssin sing and tomorrow will be kept as
d day Of prayer. In the morning NJ
- Hughes win take the TO 10 'hou
A. NJ. Torrance will lead the 10 to
o'clock hour and the Rev. w. \
n. Brunk. the pastor, will lead the Gle
Ing hour OF the mornings servic
~ from II to 70 o'clock In the afts
noon Mr. Hughes will lead the to
! o'clock hour. Frank Pope will lead Il
10 4 o'clock service and John Eva
nj. will conduct the closing prayer 3,
~ vice OF the day from 4 TO s o'cloc
ne These services are open 10 all al
YOU can come and go as YOU win. N
. Hughes will be In the church from
49, to 10 and from 20 to speak to al
who desire TO see him. There will
IL so be a preaching and song service
1880 p. m. tomorrow evening.