The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-25
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Bernard Niles of SALISBURY spent
Friday here.
William Myers has recovered from
recent illness.
c. Lynn Wood will go to Glens
Falls to pass the week end.
Fred Morse has returned home
from hunting trip in Arlington.
Dance in N. f. o. P. hall Saturday
evening. Music by Frazier's orches-
ira. SSt2
F.. I. Hopkinson returned Thurs
day evening from a brief hunting trip
in Pownal
p b Gardner has returned from
deer hunting trip in the north woods
of Glastonbury
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves re-
turned Friday from short visit in
New York City.
j. H. Livingston who has been
housed by illness for a few days is
able to be at his Office again.
The regular reserved seat sale of
tickets for "The Chocolate Soldier
will be at o'clock this evening
Nearly 400 seats have been subscrib-
ed for.
Miss Rose Mattison will lead the
c. e. meeting of the Second Congre-
gational church Sunday evening at
$3.50 Topic; Missions in South
America
The process of rubber shoe making
is being exhibited in the north show
window of the Drysdale store for a
few days and is worthy the consider.
alton of every one.
A reception was given at the Ben.
nington Falls Neighborhood house on
Friday evening. The occasion was
in honor of the birthday anniversary
Of Miss Katherine Durham.
] Goldsmith's orchestra, Prof Don.
nelly. conductor, will assist in tn,
: musical part of the service tomorrow
night at the Second Congregations
NA"iNh ihu Will want " near VI
u Clark
Members OF the Methodist churc
ar Sunday school class of Mrs. w. 4
Austin gave her pleasant surpris
, at her home Friday evening. MUS
y and games were enjoyed. Refresl
70 ments were served
N Certainty about the Future" wi
I. be the subject of Rev VIM. Z Mey,
a in the First Baptist church tomorro
al evening at Z o'clock The sermon
designed to help us arrive at Il
Mt same gertrude felt by the Apost
~ Paul. In the morning the pastor
a subject will be "The Lamb of God
OF The Bible school will meet at moo
,if The Junior Endeavor at and Ii
a Senior Endeavor at p. m. A cordi
no invitation is extended to strangers
worship with us Congregation
to singing led by mixed quartette. I
al. seats free.
as Services in St Peters church
Die Sunday next before Advent" He
nd Communion 1880 a. m. Sunday schC
$3.50 a. m, morning service and s.
or mon lO:45 a. m, evensong a
in address p. m. Seats are free. Y
TO are cordially invited to these ser
ch ces. On Thanksgiving day there "
ad- be celebration Of The Eucharist
ere a. m The vested choir will be
ely attendance. Thanksgiving day ia
this year on ST. Andrews day VIII
his will emphasize both the religious a
civic side Of the day All comm
hat icants are expected to attend
'aa Jesse H. Carpenter, noble grand
Stark lodge, l. o. o. f.. has recei'
letter from Superintendent Err
. l.. Boyce of the Gill Odd Fello
! home at Ludlow, stating that Mel
u Wadsworth, who observed his 8
Y birthday at the institution October
. was seriously i'll and was not exp,
q ed to recover. The letter which
n written on Wednesday, stated I
n the aged Odd Fellow. who is a nat
v of Bennington and who has been
NJ the home since 1901, was failing
Al idly that he was delirious and I
~ on account of his age, news OF
VI death might be expected at any Ii