The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-18
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Mrs. c. H. Ressequie entertained
friends at 900" Friday evening at
her home on Imperial avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Rogan went to Cam
bridge this afternoon where she was
called by the illness of friend
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Graves are ex-
pected home this afternoon from New
York where Mr.. Graves has been for
some time to have his eyes treated.
The final sale at the Library build
ing shoe store opened this morning
and many customers are taking ad-
vantage of the wonderful shoe bar
gains.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Drapeau of Mon
treal who arrived Thursday morning
to attend the funeral of Edward Lam
oureaux are the guests of Leon Lam
ARE and family.
Just received a carload of best
cream cheese said to be Dandy
made. Selling at home r. NJ. Hough-
ton, 315 School ST., at any quantity
Is cents per pound. Potatoes next
week in any quantity at the old
price.
Miss Anna Somers entertained a
number of her friends at her home
on Depot street Friday evening. Re-
freshments were served and st. Pat
rick's day souvenirs were given. The
house was prettily decorated for the
occasion.
The Banner yesterday reprinted
from an out of town paper a state
ment that f. H. Richards, superinten-
dent of the f. B. Jennings farm at
North Bennington had resigned from
that position. Mr. Richards declares
that the report is untrue and entirely
without foundation.
Do you know only in a general way
the fascinating story of Parsifal and
the tragic life of Richard Wagner,
from his lowly beginning to his
proud position as the greatest com
poser of his day? The story will 'be
carefully told at the Second Congre-
gational church Sunday evening, and
will be illustrated by lantern slides
beautifully colored in the fine art
grade.
Miss Warns class of boys will
meet in the regular session of the
Guide Board Sunday school tomorrow
afternoon All members be on hand.
Members of Miss Robinson's class at
the Guide Board Sunday school will
all try and be presenttomorrow. Don't
miss as there is something interest
ing. Miss Winnie Elwell would like
to see every member Of her class at
the session Of the Guide Board sun
day school tomorrow afternoon.
The New York Millinery parlors,
Library building, has just received
the largest assortment of fashionable
millinery in foreign and domestic
styles that has ever been seen in
southern Vermont The stock in
cludes every style that is new. All
the latest shapes, trimmings, flowers
fancies, ribbons, willow bands, viii
low plumes and coral effects. Or
ders taken in before Easter will be
given the most careful attention. Be
sure to look in our show windows.
The First Baptist church will hold
regular services tomorrow as follows:
Public worship at 1890 a. m. with
preaching by the pastor, Rev VIM.
+. Meyer. Subject, The Great Sal
MISUNDERSTANDING IT," In the even
ing at Z O'Clock the pastor will con
duct an iuspirational service Of sons
based on the story OF Redemption
The congregation will be led in sing
J ing the sentiments cherished by
psalmisis and prophets OF old who
longed Tor the coming Of a Redeem
or. The Bible school will meet al
noon for Bible study. The Mems
Baraca class, newly organized Is
ready to welcome any man who may
wish to attend This class is meet
ing in the auditorium of the church
from II to ], and Is taught by the
pastor The Junior Fudeavor vii
meet at .. m. and the Senior Endea
vor at 6 p. m. Harry Moses will leat
and the subject will be THE Dangers
and Uses of Money" The Alexande
hymns will be sung and n good at
tendance is expected, Those not at
tending other churches are invited 4
worship with us. Seats free. Con
gregational singing led by quartette