The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-28
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Prentiss Kent Of Dorset was in
town yesterday.
David Gardner OF Pownal was in
the village yesterday.
Richard Boyce win go to Rutland
today TO spend Sunday
Harry Middleton is assisting at l.
e. Gibson & Cos store.
Dancing tonight at Foresters' hall.
Goldsmith's orchestra. Latest hits.
Mrs. Osgood of Whitehall is guest
of Mrs. Frank Smith OF the Burgess
road.
Halloween dance and confetti car I
nival at Foresters' hall, Bennington,
Tuesday night.
Miss Velma Elwel went to Rut-
land today TO pass the week end with
Mrs. Hugh Chase.
Manager e. E. Larrabee of the
Twin State Gas and Electric com
pany is in Boston
The most complete line of Hallow
cen novelties ever brought to town
is being shown by Griswold.
Attorneys ]. w. Fowler and Frank
c. Archibald of Manchester were in
the village yesterday on business.
Earl A. Smith who has been seri-
ously i'll the last two weeks with sci
attic rheumatism, is threatened with
fever.
The c. T. society of the Congrega
tional church will attend the special
meeting of the Baptist G. e. society
tomorrow night at o'clock.
The football game between The
newly organized Bennington team
and the Kennewas of Adams will be
called at 3:15 this afternoon.
II. A. Albyn who has charge of the
Everett orchards at Toboso, o., and
who has been here on business con-
nected with the Everett estate, re-
turned to Ohio Friday.
The party from North Adams com
posed Of William Whitoker, Ernest
Rougeau, William Nichols, William
+. Loner, Nichols Hillard and Guy G.
Hill, who have been encamped in
Woodford the past three days, have
returned home.
There are at present 10 prisoners
in the county Jail under sentences for
intoxication. OF these three are
strangers who were convicted and
sentenced in municipal court Friday
The last of the ten was put in Friday
afternoon by Chief of Police Brazil.
Bennington people who will take
advantage of the pleasant weather 10
day TO walk over North street TO tht
Joe Levin store will find that they
can save from IS to % cents on The
dollar in the purchase of many need
ed articles of mems and womeni
clothing and furnishings.
Miss Dorothy Schuyler and Mis-
Martha Dewey entertained Frida.
evening az surprise Halloween par
ty in honor of Miss Isabel Norton a
the home OF Miss Schuyler on Schoo
A street. About twenty guests wer
present. Halloween games wer
played and refreshments were sery
i ed
Through the kind gift of one o
its patrons the library has added tn
] following books OF fiction: Broat
Highway, Farnol; Spread Eagle, Nor
ris; Temporal Power, Corelli; Trim
1 med Lamp, Henry o; How Leslil
/ Loved, Warner; The Clammer, Hop
kins. Gifts OF this kind are Away
acceptable to the library.
4 1.-THE Call of God to Men," will b
j the subject of the sermon in the FRS
4 Baptist church tomorrow morning
i The only evening service held in thi
church will be an illustrated talk oil
! Our New Americans in their Forme
European Homes" given at 6 O'Clock
The Bible school will meet at nool
with classes for young and old AL
are invited to join with us in worship
and study Rev. VIM. F. Meyer, pas
tor.
A special meeting OF the Barac;
! class OF the Methodist Sunday schoo
was held last evening at the parson
! age which was well attended anC
thoroughly enjoyed. Several games
Of skill we're entered into with spiri
by all present and refreshments wer'
served. At the conference which fol
lowed the sport, plans were made To-
vigorous campaign and to which
every member present pledged hi
support.
f.. T. Griswold is the representa-
i've Of the Periodical Clearing hous'
u and is authorized to accent Magazin'
J subscriptions at the lowest prices Civ
en- by the largest agencies. Thi
\ clearing house is the central bureau
4 OF the leading magazines which es
tablishes the prices and regulates tn
1 clubbing rates to which the larg
! agencies must conform. Hence Il
dealing with Mr.. Griswold one ca
be assured not only OF the very low
4 est rates at all times but the most aC
\ curate and prompt service. A fey
OF the magazines will raise their pr
i ces beginning with the January issu