The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ne Town and Village TOlt Briefly
fot Busy Readers.

fof Busy Readers.
l.. II. Buss was in North Adams
Friday
Louis Puifer of the x. Z. J., Troy,
is home for the week end
Mrs Ida Smith who has been spend
ing several days in town went Friday
to Manchester.
Miss Della LaPierre was awarded
the door prize at the Sacred Heart
fair last night,
Hon. S. NJ. Bowles Of Woodford is
making his regular Saturday visit in
the village today.
Mrs. A. e. HOLSTER was called to
Easton, Pa, Friday afternoon by the
death OF her father.
Joseph A. Evans returned Friday
from New York where he went to
visit his daughter Dorothy
Mrs. Mary Adams, assistant in the
Office of County Clerk j. j. Shaksho-
her, has returned from brief visit
in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Patterson return
ed Friday from visit in Albany Mrs
Patterson's brother brought them up
in his new Pierce-Arrow
Dr. Gordinier of Troy was called
here Friday afternoon in consultation
on the case of Mrs. Charles Nolan of
Gage street who is seriously Ill.
The Torrington Building company
which Is to erect the new Masonic
building here is TO start operations
the first OF the week. Some Of the
supplies have already arrived.
The local licenses issued by the vii
lage expire today and must be renew
ed at the Office of Village Clerk w.
p. Hogan before the places open up
for business Monday morning.
Mrs. George f. Graves who arrived
home this week from a European trip
has gone to Albany today to meet her
| daughter. Miss Hope Graves who ac-
companied her mother abroad, but
stopped IN New York for a few days
shopping.
George MAR, a student at Mt Her
mon school, has been selected to sue
coed Corbett I. Arnold as physical
1 director OF the Y NJ. c. A. during Mr.
Arnold's vacation. He viii. begin his
duties Monday.
There were rumors on the street
last night that the license commits.
sioners were in session but such prov
ed not to be the case. The commits
sioners have submitted some ques
tons to the attorney general for opin
ions and it is not probable that they
/ will meet again before the state ofic
ial is heard from.
Ernest Amadon, the nine year ole
son of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin ANA
don of Pownal, who has been suffer
ing for the past two years from q ma
lignant throat trouble, passed away
this morning at 3:45. The funera
will be held Monday afternoon at
o'clock from his home. Burial will b'
in the Towsley cemetery.
Christian Science service every SUI
day at II o'clock, corner of Park ant
Scott streets. Subject: Everlasting
Punishment" Golden text: will
Judge you. o house of Israel ever,
one according to his ways saith tn,
Lord God. Repent and turn your
selves from all your transgressions
so iniquity shall not be your ruin.
The public is cordially welcome.
The Rt. Rev. A. c. A. Hall d. d
win make his visitation to ST. Peter
parish tomorrow. He will celebrat
the Eucharist at 1880 a. m. At 1913
a. m. service he will confirm the car
didates for confirmation presented b
the rector, and will preach. At the
p. m. service he will deliver a LEI
ture on the subject of THE Englis
Bible" This year is the tercentenar
of the translation of the King Jane
version Of the Bible. This lectur
= will be both interesting and instru,
tive. You are cordially invited I
! these services The seats are free
l Rev James S. Clark, pastor of tn
Congregational church at North Bel
nington, will preach at the mornin
servicetomorrow at the Second Co
gregational church Theme of Sc
mon, "The Value of Dogma" Hou
1890 The pastor will speak in Il
evening upon who are the Practic
People?" Hour 2 o'clock. Sunda
school at noon. Junior Endeavor
; 3. Senior society meeting at 6 {
@ clock. Miss Jeanette Perkins will r
: port the recent missionary pageal
in New York. A cordial invitatiC
, is extended to all to the services
this church