The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Views of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.


Miss Amy Stewart Is in Troy for
the afternoon.
Mrs Neil Keefe is visiting friends
in Springfield Mass.
Miss Lucy Cutting has returned
from visit in North Adams.
Miss Vera Bull has assumed the
duties OF treasurer OF the Fortnightly
club.
Miss Mary r. Snow went to Troy
this afternoon to remain with friends
over Sunday.
Robert Knight of Valentine street
has returned from a two weeks bust
ness trip TO New York
Carpenters will begin work Monday
on the frame work for the new DAY.
export house on Gage street.
The senior class OF the 3. II. S.
very enjoyably passed Friday after
noon and evening at Barbers Pines.
George c. Wood assisted in furnish
ing music at the Knights Of Columbus
ball IN Hoosick ais Friday evening
DR.. +. S, Braley and pr r. h. Gren.
nan are in Albany today attending the
annual New York State dental con
yention
Miss Fannie Ellsworth has receiv-
ed from the estate of her uncle, ID. c.
Huling in Wyoming, a mounted
sleeps head 1t is valued at 800.
The Sisters of the Provldent Or.
phon asylum OF Burlington are in the
village making the annual call for
funds to aid in the support of the in
stitution.
The game of baseball this afternoon
between the local and the Hoosick
Falls teams is expected to be fast
contest. The game is to be on the
athletic field and will be called at
$3.50.
Misses Doris and Gladys Gibson,
Helen Beecher Hope Montgomery,
Doris Carpenter Mildred Haynes,
Margaret Pillings and Ruth Plumb
took a twelve mile hike TO Woodford
Friday afternoon.
Among those VINO attended the
Knights of Columbus bali at Hoosick
Falls last evening were Miss Rather
inc Whitney, John Mulligan, NJ J.
Roche John Collins. DR.. j. d. Lane,
and DR. d. V. O'Donnell.
Temple Chapter r. A. NJ will con
fer the Past Masters degree on Mon
day. May Sth at p. IN. Regular meet
ing with other business to transact.
Please be prompt as there are num-
Der of candidates for the degree.
The summer arrangement for the
evening services of the Baptist. Con.
gregational and Methodist CHURCHES
goes into effect tomorrow, the servi-
ces beginning half hour later-6.S0
for the Young Peoples society and
1880 for the preaching service.
Mr.. Bishop Of Brattleboro, the tree
expert, who has been doing work at
Old Bennington for several weeks
past will give a demonstration OF his
methods OF tree pruning on the elms
on School street next to the Congre-
gational church. If the weather per
mits. he will begin this work next
tuesday morning.
Christian Science service every Sun
day at IL o'clock, corner Park and
Scott streets Subject adam and
Fallen Man" Golden text-"Put off
concerning the former conversation
the old man, which is corrupt accord
ing to the deceitful lusts; and put on
the new man. which after God is ere
ated in righteous and true holiness
The public is cordially welcome.
At the Second Congregational
church tomorrow morning, hour 1890.
the service will be especially for
young people and children. A group
OF young people are to be received in
to membership. The pastor, Rev. g.
S. Mills, will preach a short sermon
on MY Fathers Business The SER
vice of the communion will follow,
The mems department of the Sunday
school will meet in the auditorium af-
ter the morning service. Notice the
change of hour for the evening service
$50 for the young peoples meeting
and 1889 for the preaching service.
Miss Margaret Mathers will lead the
young peoples meeting Topic, Les
sons from Great Lives-Ruth." The
theme of the pastors evening sermon
will DE "The First Commandment" A
cordial welcome to strangers and visi-
tors at all these services.
The First Baptist church will hold
services tomorrow as follows. Public
worship at 1890 a. m, and 1880 p
m. (Please notice that the evening
service begins one half hour later than
during the winter season. In the
morning the pastors sermon will be
on the subject of Seeing the lnyis-
ible,' and in the evening Saints in
Caesars Household" or Living the
Christian Life under Trying Condit-
ions" The Bible school and Baraca
class will meet at noon. Junior En-
deavor at p. m, and Senior Endeav-
or at $50 p. m. The c. f. subject
will be Lessons from the Life of
Ruth" and the leader will be Miss
Edith POLAND. The ordinance of the
Lords supper will be observed and
new members received at the close
of the morning worship. A cordial
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