The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Rews Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Tor Busy ReaderH-

Albert Cummings has returned from
a visit in Manchester
Millinery opening at McLeod's mil
linery parlors, Saturday, Sept. SOth.
Thomas Malone Of Troy is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Roche over Sun
day
]. L. Harbour of Stamford, a former
resident, spent Friday with friends
here
Harry Crossett of Schenectady has
accepted position as barber with w.
G. Firth.
The Bible class of the Y. NJ. C. A.
will meet as usual at o'clock Friday
afternoon.
Amos Mallory. who is employed on
the Evans-Bugbee Job In Stamford, was
in town Friday ON business.
Jesse Mallory Of Woodford Hollow
left this morning for a weeks visit
in several towns in Connecticut.
Miss Victoria Temple OF Averill
Park, formerly of this village, is a
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William Bar
ron.
Joseph NJ. Ayres and s. H. Blackmer
have returned from Dunnville cottage
where they have been spending few
days.
Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, the teacher
Of pedagogy in the local high school,
is spending the week end at her home
In Pen Yam, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall who have
been living with Mrs. Halls mother,
Mrs. Otis Dryer, have begun house
keeping at 166 Beech street
Remember the union meeting of the
Baptist, Methodist and Congregational
young peoples societies In the Congre-
gational chapel Sunday evening at g..
80.
The Second Congregational church
calendar will be resumed Sunday At
tendants are asked to observe the
printed order of service. The opening
hymn Is not announced.
Among the automobile visitors In
town yesterday were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. NJ. c. Peters of New York; w. W.
Case and party of Springfield, Mass,
and H. NJ. Smith and party OF Fall
River, Mass.
Members of Bennington Council,
Knights Of Columbus, are requested
to call at the Mulligan and Roche
store today to be measured for uni
forms and hats for the coming Colum
bus day celebration.
The funeral of Edna Lincoln, the
four year old daughter Of Mrs. Fran.
ces Lincoln, was held Friday after
noon at o'clock from the home on
Morgan street. Rev. Philip Schuyler
officiated. Burial was In SALISBURY
Center.
Christian Science service every Sun
day at IL o'clock, corner OF Park and
Scott streets. Subject, Unhealthy"
Golden text: Can thine heart endure
or can thine hands be strong. in the
days that ] shall deal with thee? l
the Lord have spoken 1t, and will do
It." The public is cordially welcome.
A meeting OF the Sunday school
board OF the Methodist church was
held last evening at the parsonage.
Among the items or business transact
ed was the election OF Charles Hitch
cock as secretary OF the school and
samuel Patterson as librarian, vacan-
cies having occurred in these respec-
1--WE oinces. IL was decided 10 observe
sunday. October n. as Rally day.
The retreat for sodalities, women Of
the church and the members OF ST.
Monicas society that has been con
Quoted during the week at ST. Francis
de Sales church by FIR. Zilles, c. 8. s.
H., OF Saratoga, N. Y, will close with
services at 1880 o'clock tomorrow even
ing. Masses were read every morning
TINS week at $780, In the evening the
services began at 1880 o'clock and con
sisted OF the reading OF the rosary and
sermon by FIR Ziiles, closing with a
benediction.
At the morning service in the Meth
odist church the pastor, Rev r. l.. Dow
Will preach. In the evening the service
will vary from the usual order. The
pastor will reply to Sunday questions
sent him by members OF the church
and congregation. Seats are free
Strangers welcome. Sunday school Al
the close OF the morning service. The
usual Epworth League service at 6.S'
d. IN, will be omitted on account o.
the Union Young Peoples service a
the Congregational church.
A great campaign is on all over thu
country entitled the Men and Religi
GUS Movement" the design OF which
lis TO press the claim of rengion and o
the church upon men. In sympath!
with this purpose and desiring especi
Tally to address his message TO men
REV. G.. S. Mills, will speak Sunda.
morning at the Second Congregations
church upon this theme THE Religion
lof the Average Man" See notice else
where OF the special musical service
lin the evening. Hours OF worship
llO:30 and 1880. You are heartily II
lvited TO both services.
About $50 persons attended tn
dance given az a reception to the mer
bers OF the Freshman class OF the Il
cal high school in Foresters' hall las
evening. The hall was tastefully dec
orated with the class colors, green an
white, and with pennants OF variou
colleges. Music for a we'll balance
program OF dances was furnished b
lGoldsmith's orchestra. The member
of the committee In charge were
Douglas Hawks and Miss Ellen Mul
ray OF the senior class. Karl Paulso
and Miss Margaret Pilling OF the jul
llor class and Raymond Quinlan an
Miss Mildred Frost OF the sophomor
class.
Services will be held in the Firs