The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of che Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

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Mrs. Fred Remington is in the Adir-
ondacks for short stay
Thomas. Dunn and daughter are
passing the day in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Chase are spend
Ding a few days in New York.
Mrs. Charles Briggs and daughter
are spending the day in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Peckham are
in New York for few days.
Mrs. T. w. Fauley and Miss Gladys
Fauley spent the day in Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shea and
daughter Josephine are in Albany for
the day.
Archie Gillette and family Of Ad-
ans street have moved to a farm In
SALISBURY
Mrs. Frank Eldred of North Pownal
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Austin.
G. Eugene Stevens was home from
Hinsdale, N. H., over last night for
flying visit.
Joseph A. Jubb Of Ludlow, formerly
of this village is at his home here
for the week end.
Mrs. B. c. Jenney and Miss Edith
Dewey are in. Troy and Albany for a
portion of the day.
John f. Waters of New York, sum
mer resident, is visiting his wife who
has been passing some time here.
The Bennington Stars defeated the
! local grammar school team for the
second time yesterday by the score Of
to 8.
A group picture of the Bennington
high school baseball team appears to-
day in the art section of the Troy
Times.
Griswold has a great assortment of
flags and pins for Memorial day. Why
not buy a good bunting flag and swing
it out next week and the following
week when the G. A. K. boys are to
be with us.
st. Peters Sunday school will have
its annual Flower Service" at p.
M, Sunday. Each child will bring a
bouquet of flowers which will be pres
ented at the altar during the singing
of a hymn. The flowers will be kept
and used on Memorial day. You are
cordially invited to this service.
A good sized band of gypsies is en-
camped on the reservation near the
Soldiers Home crossing The band
arrived in town yesterday from Pow
nal where they were in camp several
days at Gardeners brook. The wag-
ons OF the nomads are in good condit-
ion and the gypsies themselves are
civil and attend strictly to their af-
e fairs An attractive feature at the
= camp is couple OF very small ponies
that are usually surrounded by a
crowd OF children.
The annual spring festival of the
Baptist church was held last evening
in the chapel, which was gaily decor
ated and contained many booths. Cut
y flowers and ported plants, fancy goods
and refreshments were sold and it is
expected that the festival will net
. the church about SEQ. Mrs. r. NJ
: Paddock's impersonation of an Italian
vendor was artistic and pleasing. A.
a S. Davis caused much merriment with
his push cart from which he sold
prize packages. Music was furnished
= by the Sunday school orchestra.
The Second Congregational church
~ Rev G. s. Mills, pastor. cordially in
. vites the public to its services. Morn
8 ing worship, tomorrow at 1920
Theme of sermon "The Meaning OF
the High Place" Sunday school at
noon Junior Endeavor at 3. Senior
c. f. at $50. Missionary biography
: Isabel Thoburn." Leader, Miss Lii
! liam Edgerton For the evening ser
vice this church will unite with the
Baptist church, whose pastor, Rev. w
F. Meyer is to preach the annual me
mortal sermon before George A. Gus
ter Sixth Corps Post, g. A. r.
Frank c. Archibald Of Manchester
appeared as master in chancery here
Friday in a suit brought by w. II
Snow against Webster T. Smith, sur
viving partner of the firm of Cush
man e Smith The suit was brough
to restrain the lessee from removing
q the machinery or buildings at tn,
y ochre works that was operated a
one time by Cushman & Smith in tn,
Hathaway district The owner of tn,
land claims that the articles in ques
ton have become attached to the pro
perty and have become freehold. Tn,
le lessee claims the property is simpl,
personal.
The First Baptist church will hol,
services tomorrow as follows. Pub
lie worship with sermon by the pas
a tor Rev, VIM f. Meyer, in the morn
ing. Subject, Regeneration"
memorial service in the evening a
7:3O, the G. A. Custer Post and pat
riotic organizations of the village al
% tending in body. The pastors sui
ject at this service will he "Presery
ing the Union" The Bible schoc
q will meet at noon. A cordial invita-
a ton is extended to young men {
meet with the Baraca class. TIL
Christian Endeavor society will NEE
at $50 for the study of the subiec
Missions in Japan and Korea" LeaC
err Miss Celia Reynolds All WELDON