The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-10
q ESNlNGTOM BRIEFS
News Of he Town and Village Told 3hefE
fOs Busy Readers.

News Of he Town and Village Told 3hefh
fO' Busy Readers.
Miss Alta Buss is spending the day
in Manchester.
Miss Eva Williams visited in North
Adams Friday.
Dancing in N. Il. 0. p. hall tonight.
Music by Fraziers orchestra.
c. w. Thatcher has returned from
few days stay at Mystic, Conn.
Comrade Marcoe of the Soldiers
Home is spending the day in Troy.
Mrs. H. Sears of Washington, d. c.
is visiting her brother r. A. Dunn.
Miss Eleanor Burt is passing the
week end at her home in Arlington.
Miss Katherine Mitchell will pass
Sunday with friends in Schenectady.
The Bible class of the Y. M. C. A.
will meet at 5 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Holden
are spending a few days at Deep Riy-
er, Conn.
Robert knight of Valentine street
has returned from business trip to
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Curtis of North
street have gone to Hoosick Falls
where Mr.. Curtis has position
Mrs. G. r. Stevens returned to her
home in Hinsdale, n H., Friday after
visit to Mrs. Calvin Endress
Myron Stearns of Rutland and SOP
Frederick are visiting at the home of
William Murray of Gage street.
The high school baseball team went
to Manchester this morning to play
the Burr and Burton seminary team.
The First Baptist church Christian
Endeayor society will hold a mem
bers' honorary meeting at $50 o.
clock Sunday evening.
Judge Hugh Henry and Mrs. Henry
and daughter who were in Bennington
during the encampment, returned to
Chester this morning.
Mrs. Laura B. Cole was elected the
grand warden of the grand chapter or
der of the Eastern Star held in Bur
lington June Z and 8.
Harrington Sears who is a student
at the Springfield, Mass, Training
school, arrived in Bennington Friday
night to spend a few days.
An automobile party consisting of
u. L. Hetzel and W. G. Waterman of
Southport, CT, and II. S. Burr and j.
.B. Stevenson of Fairfield, CT, was
registered at the Putnam House on
Friday.
Rev. William Kirk Guthrie, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church, San
Francisco, California, will preach in
the Old First church on the hill tomor-
row at the usual hour of morning ser
vice, II o'clock.
Temple chapter R. A. NJ. will hold
the regular meeting next Monday,
June II at p. m. The business to
be transacted consists of receiving
and acting on petitions Members
are requested to attend.
All who have taken the initlatory
degree are requested to meet in the
rooms of Stark lodge l. o. o. f. at 7
o'clock Sunday evening, June II for
the purpose of attending memorial ser
vice at the Congregational church.
Mrs. r. B. Pike and daughter Alice
returned to Sea Isle City, ~ j., Fri
day, with her uncle, Edward c. Stew
ems, who has been visiting here. Mrs
Elizabeth Pike went to Sea Isle City
several weeks ago to pass the sum
mer.
Manager c. A. Wood of the Ben
nington opera house announces that
there will be an entire change of the
Autographs in his show window ev-
cry Sunday during the summer, show
ing scenes from the plays which are
to appear here next season.
Services at St Peters church Trim
ity Sunday-celebrat of Holy Euch-
artist at 1880 a. m, Sunday school at !
$3.50 a. m, service and sermon at 10: |
80 a. m, EYensong and address at 5 |
p. m. You are cordially invited to |
these services. All seats are free.
Christian Science service every Sun
day at II o'clock, corner Park and |
Scott streets. Subject God the Pre-. |
server of Man" Golden text: who |
so hearkeneth unto me shall dwell !
safely and shall be quiet from fear
of evil The public is cordially wei. |
come.
f. H. Richards has just completed |
another reservoir and filter to supply |
water for the f B Jennings estate. This !
is the third reservoir Mr. Richards
has constructed in two years The
work is unusually difficult because of
the height of the estate and the diff
Guilty OF access to it.
James silk, builder and contractor,
is making repairs and improvements
on the residence of William H. Brad.
ford on Main street A French win.
dow and two circular top windows
and a couple of bookcases are among
the improvements. Some changes
have also been made in the barn
Alexander Veeder of Rotterdam, n.
Y, recently purchased from Edward
L. Bates and John Nash and wife OF
Bennington the 100 acre farm in
Woodford known as the Newell farm.