The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of ne Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy READER

SoF ous1 NedueIN
John Pellerin is visiting in Cohoes. /
n. Noveck has returned from a bus
mess trip to New York
Samuel Holt has returned from
visit to his family in Pittsfeld.
William Temple of Averil Park,
former resident, is visiting here.
E. A. Swan a travelling salesman,
has been visiting at his home here.
Miss Florence March of New Man
chester, n H., is visiting her mother.
Mrs. c. b. March.
Miss Kate Irving has moved from
Pleasant street TO the Bassett house
on Congress street
Mrs. Harry b. Miller of Rutland is
visiting her mother Mrs Jennie Mich
OILS of Pleasant street.
Wallace Venable of Vermont Uni
versity is spending the Thanksgiving
recess at his home here.
A venison supper will be given in
the Eagle hose rooms this evening for
members of the company
Mr. and Mrs. |. LaFlamme have
moved from Branch street to the Col
vim house on East Main street
Miss Lulu Goodrich of Greenwich
who has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. H. Ferguson, returned home today.
The funeral of the late s. Huling
Blackmer will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at his home at Old
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stratton
have moved from Bradford street to
the Stratton farm in SALISBURY
where they will reside.
The funeral OF Mrs. Sarah E.
Moore was held at 80 this afternoon
from the house, Rev. w. +. Meyer OF
the First Baptist church officiating
Frank Steppello has bought the
house and extra building lot adjoin
ing at No. 21S Depot street of the Mi
chael Grennan estate, the sale being
made through the Nash & Hutchins
Real Estate agency.
The schedule of games for mex
week in the Y. NJ G. A. bowling tour
nament is as follows: Elks VS. Tigers
Monday evening; Postofiice VS. Athlet
les Tuesday evening; Pirates VS. Gi
ants, Friday evening.
Services in St Peters church AID
vent Sunday-Holy Eucharist 1880 a
M, Sunday school $3.50 a. m, chora
celebration of Eucharist and sermon
at 10:45 a. m. Evensong and address
at p. m. Seats are free. You ar,
cordially invited to these services.
In the semifnal bout of the box
ing exhibition at the Canadian clul
Thursday afternoon Powers did no
put in an appearance and an eXper
enced boxer from Brockton, Mass, b,
the name of Roberts was substitutes
, to box Mike Toomey of Bennington.
Christian Science service ever
Sunday at IL o'clock, corner Park an
Scott streets Subject: God tn
Only Cause and Creator" Code
text: known unto God are all Iii
works from the beginning of tn
world" The public is cordially we
come.
We have many things to be thanl
full for. We are thankful for you
, patronage in the past. Our aim ha
been and will continue to be, to civ
our customers the very best good
in our line at prices consistent wit
quality. Bennington Candy Kitchen
Chris savas, proprietor. SSt
At the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday at fou
} o'clock the meeting will be in charg
of several young men and will be
the nature of young mems prais
service. Special music will be
feature and most helpful and enjo.
able hour is assured Older boys an
men are urged to plan to attend tn
gathering.
Mrs. S. f. Wood entertained III
Jolly Eight club at her home on Mort
street Friday evening in honor of he
} guest, Mrs. Fred Statia of Granvill
n. Y. Widow was played the prize
going to Mrs. Gilbert Ransom, Mr.
Fred Harmon, and Mrs. Fred Stati
AT ten o'clock all were invited int
the dining room where a SUMPTION
venison supper was served by NJ
, Wood
} Mr.. Phillips and Mrs. Baker wi
sing solos and Mrs. Baker and NJ
BOttum will render a duet nj N
, Second Congregational church Su
. day evening. You will also wish
hear the address of Mr.. Healy {
THE Ideal Lawyer" This is Il
. third address In the laymens cour,