The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News 81 the Town and Village Told Briefly
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Mrs. William Hill has recovered
from an Illness,
II. II. Harmon Is in Londonderry
for few days.
Miss Mary McCaffery is spending
the day in Albany.
Miss Eliza Stewart is sepndIng part
OF the day In Troy.
Andrew G. Niles OF SALISBURY was
In The village today.
Charles w. Benton is confined to
the house by illness.
Harry Taylor has recovered from
an attack OF the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dewey were in
North Adams Friday.
There will be two Western pictures
shown at the Library Theatre today.
Ebert Remillard and Joseph Gos.
nor OF Arlington are in the village 10
day.
Arthur Perkins student at
Middlebury college Is In the village
! with friends.
| Arthur j. Holden and family are ex-
pected home this afternoon from
their Southern trip.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Bennington Socialist Local Monday
evening at o'clock at N. h. o. 7.
hall.
Miss Jennie Casln and her guest,
Miss Nellie Sims OF Arlington former
ly OF this village, are passing the day
in Troy.
Miss Hazel Hart who has been
spending few days with her parents
returned today to her school at
Springfield, this state.
Walling Dewey is expected home
this afternoon from New Bedford,
Mass, where he is attending the New
Bedford Textile school.
The second chapter OF Romans will
be studied In the Y. M. C. A. Bible
class tomorrow afternoon, William
Austin leader. All men are welcome
to attend.
james Martin of the Richie store
has been in Rutland this week in the
interests of the store of which the
late A. X. Richie recently assumed
the management.
viii Ryan has resigned his job
with the Tuttle company and will sue
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the Cooper Manufacturing company,
Mr. Phelps leaving to take charge of
the town farm.
Christian Science service every Sun
day at IL o'clock, corner Park and
Scott streets. Subject, Are Sin, Dis
ease and Death Real?" Golden text,
81 will restore health unto thee and
will heal thee of thy wounds. saith
the Lord. The public is cordially wei
come
Arrangements have been completed
whereby Chicago's most successful
musical show my Cinderella Girl"
will be presented here at an early
date, Saturday April 90. This attrac.
ton broke the long record of the year
in Chicago playing three hundred
and ten performances at the Whitney
opera house to crowded houses, not
even closing during the hottest wea-
Their of July and August. The same
great company and massive scenic
production seen at the Whitney will
be brought here intact
The Second Congregational church
Rev. G. S. Mills, pastor, will welcome
the visitor and the stranger at its ser
vices tomorrow. Morning worship al
1920. Palm Sunday sermon. Sub
ject, "The Things that Belong to the
Peace of the City" Evening service
at Z. Fourth in the series on Christ
in Modern Literature" DR.. Henry
Van Dykes story of THE Other Wise
man" will be read, and will be illus
trated by stereopticon pictures. Sun
day school at noon Junior Endeayol
at g. Chapter 6 of "The Finding Out
Club" Senior society meeting at
Topic, Painting the States White.
Leader, Miss zenobia Royce.
| Mr. Mills wishes to deal fairly witt
the public who have been interested
in the stereopticon lecture-recitals al
the Second congregational church
He cannot promise for next Sunday
evening as many views as were en-
joyed at the "Ben-Hur" lecture, MOI
such beautiful and artistic ones a.
were shown at the Sign of the
Cross" recital. The "Other Wise
Man" pictures for the most part have
' been made from drawings, but the!
will fairly illustrate the story by DR.
: Henry Van Dyke which in itself il
r of superior literary worth The stor,
will be read as written, with sucl
I omissions only as may be needful t,
t keep within the time of the service
Q There are about so views to b,
shown.
/ Services in the First Baptist churcl
a tomorrow will be as follows Morn
3 ing worship, with sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. VIM. f. Meyer at 1890
Jesus, the Worlds King" will be tn,
q subject In the evening the pasto
r will conduct a service in story ant
!, song entitled "The Crucifixion o
: Christ" This is the fourth in thu
!, series on the subject of Redemption
~ and chOuId ha tho most i,nnraccivo