The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Jews of the Town and Village Told Briefb
Tor Busy Readers.

fOr DuSS lNcduefSs
Social dance in Academy hall to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Bingham are in
Troy for the day.
Mrs Emma Dickinson spent yester-
day in Troy and Albany.
Mrs. w. w. Brunk and daughter
went to Troy this morning.
Orrin B. Bowen has resigned his
position in Gokay's drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Spear are
spending the day in North Adams.
II. c. Roster returned last even
ing from a business trip to Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. C. W. Phillips of Ar
I lington have come here to reside.
They will occupy the Pratt house on
Union street.
Hart says no account will be kept
after February 18th, but will be
turned into the hands of a collector
as soon as possible
w. p Kelley, assistant superinten-
dent of the Metropolitan Life InsuI.
ance Co., is in Burlington today at.
tending an insurance meeting.
The regular Bible class for young
men will meet at 4:45 O'Clock on Sun
day in the Y. NJ. c. A. All men and
older boys will be welcomed.
Home made sausage IA cents
home packed salt pork IA cents; veal
loaf 16 cents; pork roat Is cents
Saturday at Cores Depot street mar
ket. Strictly cash. $751;
Mr.. Hart says that settlement can
be made with his brother Hubert OIL
Miss Shufelt, and hereby authorizes
them to receipt all bills. No excuse
now can be made that you were il
the store and that Mr.. Hart was out
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mckinney
who have been spending some time
here, left today for few days visi
4 in Boston, New York and from there
+; they will leave for their home in Loi
Angeles, Cal.
Services at st. Peters church 5tl
Sunday in Epiphany Holy Commun
ion 1880. Sunday school special ser
vice 9;15. Choral Eucharist 1890
Even song p m. You are cordial.
invited to these services. Seats ar,
free.
3 There will be a general gathering
4 or rally Of ST. Peters Sunday schoo
Z tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. Parents ar
4 asked to see that the children are OIL
= time. A special service for the Chi
J dren will be held and the Rector, SUI
Z erintendent and Deaconess will tel
the children of interesting develop
q ments proposed for the school.
school orchestra will aid in the sing
s ing of the service.
The old entertainment committee
o owing to the unsanitary conditions @
Z the n. e. o. p. hail. are obliged {
= hold their dances elsewhere. So the
will hold one tonight in Academ
hall. All who patronized us in n. 1
o. p hall will be given cordial we
come tonight. Fraziers orchestra {
} six pieces. Strangers given tn
same welcome as our old friends.
Did you see pictures of Chrlstia
work in New Mexico at the Secon
Congregational church two week
ago? Then you ought to see what
= being done here in our own state a
= so for children and youths. Mr.. Xii
ney OF the American Sunday Scho,
Union will tell you about it and
lustrate his story by the stereopt
con at the same church Sunday nigl
at Z o'clock. Come and bring an o
fering for missionary work in We
mont.
Services in the First Baptis
church tomorrow will be as follows
Public worship with sermon by IN
pastor at 1890 a. m. Subject, "Th
Ground of our Salvation" The ey'
ming subject of the pastor will b.
Are Opportunities Seen and Seized
The ordinance OF the Lords suppe
will be celebrated at the close of III
mornings worship At the moo
hour the Bible school will listen {
rs illustrated talk on the Life an
Religion OF the Japanese Seyent
beautifully colored slides will b
shown to those present, and ever
scholar of the school is urged to b
present at twelve o'clock sharp. Tn
parents and friends are all invite,
AT three in the afternoon the Junio
Endeavor will meet as usual Pa
ents are asked to cooperate in nal
| ing this work a large success. Tn
| G. d. society will meet at p. m. an
celebrate Christian Endeavor Da,
Miss Ethel Davenport will lead. Tn
c. h. will hold a business meetin
and social on Monday evening for a
the young people of the churcl
/ Sfranpare alwava wolcompd gqai