The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-01-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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hall.
Mrs. Joseph Green was in North
Adams part of the day.
Laurin Davis has returned from a
few days stay in Waterford.
Born, December 70, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frietag.
Louis Gilbert has commenced
housekeeping on School street.
The Enos Adams company on Coun-
ty street are installing a new boiler.
Miss Grace Miller spent part of
Thursday afternoon in North Adams.
Richard Dlnwiddie has taken a DO
sition with the local express com
pany.
The Molly Stark bridge club will
meet with Mrs. Frank Z. Howe Mon
day evening.
A social and dance was held in the
Neighborhood House at Bennington
Falls last evening.
Mrs. William Barron has returned
from a visit to her mother, Mrs. John
Temple of Ayerill Park.
Harry S. Phillips will render piano
selections this evening at Il. f. Bot
tum's store on Main street.
Mrs. ID. A. Ward entertained par
ty Of friends at cards last evening at
her home on Grandview street.
Patrick Shea has moved from East
Main street to the house at the cor
ner of Spring and Park streets.
Mrs. Il. A. Smith has returned from
Ayerill Park where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. John TEN.
pie.
Mrs. Samuel Hawks enjoyably en-
tertained number OF her friends at
her home on Depot street Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Eldred of North Pow
nal who has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Austin, returned
home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. b. Gardner were
called TO Salisbury Friday evening
by the serious illness of Mrs. Gard
ners grandfather.
Mrs. George Green of North Ben
nington who has been visiting heI
mother, Mrs. Amelia Buss of Park
street has returned home.
Master Robert Cummings was
very pleasantly surprised on Thurs
day evening at his home on North
street by number of his friends.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Bible class Will
meet in the association rooms at 4:45
o'clock Sunday afternoon. A study
Of the book of Acts vii be taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Wattles delight
fully entertained a number of tables
lat whist Friday evening at then
home on Unon street The prize
winners We're Mrs. r. b. Pike, first;
Mrs. Merritt Burnham, second. The
mems prizes were presented to- Fl
F. Ferguson and c. H. Miller.
Services at st. Peters church 2nd
Sunday after Epiphany: Holy COmmr
Union at 1880 a. M; Sunday school al
1880 a. m; morning prayer and ser
mon at 1880; even song and ad
dress at p. m. You are cordially In
vited to these services. Seats ar,
free.
Christian Science service, corne
Park and Scott streets. every Sun
day at IL o'clock. Subject: Life.
Golden text: "He showed me a pur,
river of water of life, clear as crysta
proceeding out of the throne Of Go,
and of the Lamb. Rev. 22;1. Tn,
public is cordially welcome.
Owing to the poor accommodation
in n. h. q. p. hall the entertainment
committee OF Walloomsac lodge VIII
have been holding dances in the hal
have discontinued them and will hol
one tonight in Academy hall. tn
committee hopes to see all Of its oil
I patrons there. There will be tn
| Isame music and the same good time.
The music tomorrow at the Secon
Congregational church will be as 70
lowsa Morning, anthem, Il VIII mal
nifty Thee O God. Solo by Mrs
Howes. The Hymn OF Fahh." Ev,
ming, Hymn anthem, Now the day
over" Solo by MIR. Bottum. "Judg
me. o God" Duet by Mrs. Howe
and Mrs. Baker "The Lord is m
Shepherd"
/ DR.. Isaac Jennings will preach {
} the Second Congregational ehurc
! tomorrow morning in exchange wit
4 the pastor. Hour OF worship 1893
5 AT the evening, o'clock, MIR. Mil
will preach. Subject of sermo
Y Christian Locomotion." Sunds
4 school at noon. The Senior and Ju
I Tor Endeavor societies VIII have
2 union meeting at O'Clock Leade
A Miss Jeanette Perkins.
+ Regular services In the First Ba
list church tomorrow. Public wo
ship with sermon by the pastor
+ the morning at 1899. Subject TT
: Marks of the Lord Jesus" The su
iect OF the pastor. Rev. VIM. H. Me
err at the evening hour Of worsh
will be What Shall do with Jesus
: The Bible school will meet at moo
and the singing will be aided by u
J orchestra. The c. h. society W
meet at 6 y. IN. to study the life
Abraham. Strangers cordially W.
A coined. AN seats free.
TO THE PUBLIC
Having sold my grocery stock al
j, good will to Il. Il. Bottum, now wi
to thank the people OF BenningtI
v and vicinity for their liberal natru