The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-07
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fer Busy READER

Grant Barker OF ChaZy, N. T., has
taken a position on the Fillmore
farms as driver, on one of the milk
wagons.
The f. NJ. T. A. B. will meet IN
their rooms tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock when they will renew the
pledge in body.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Brooks went
this afternoon to Athol N. Y, for a
weeks visit with Mrs. Brooks
brother Henry Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Graves,
Mrs. E. W. Bradford and Mrs. Ar
thur Perrin motored to Troy and
Schenectady Thursday
The next regular business meet
ing of the socialist local No /, will |
be held in N. 4. o. p. rooms Monday /
evening October 8, at o'clock.
Mrs. Arthur Perrin and Mrs. Mar
shall clapp who have been the
guests of Miss Gertrude Hyde for
the past fortnight, returned today to
their homes in River Edge, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duane Mattison of
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Madison of Rutland are in town to
attend the Hyde-Mattison wedding
which is to take place this after
noon.
Eugene Stratton, who a few days
ago, sustained a broken ankle by be-
ing thrown from wagon on Imper-
ial avenue, returned TO work on
Thursday with the assistance of a
wheel chair
Charles Knapp who was badly in
jured a few days ago by being hit
with a heavy roll Of paper at the
factory of the Bennington Wax Pa
per company, is recovering at the
Troy hospital
The funeral OF Rose, the infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Welsh was held from the house at
O'Clock Friday afternoon. Inter
ment was in the Green Mountain
chapel cemetery.
The sale of reserved seat tickets
for Paul j Rainey's pictures will 20
on sale at o'clock Monday evening
at the box office. The sale for THE
Witching Hour" will be at o'clock
Tuesday evening.
The first snow storm OF the year
visited Bennington about z o'clock
this morning. when slight furry OF
snow surprised the early risers of
the town. The snowfall on the sur
rounding mountains was quite heavy
Mrs. Mary S. Healy left today for
East Dorset, where she will sing at
an entertainment tonight, given for
the benefit of ST. Jerome's church
She was accompanied by her daugh,
ter Katherine, and Miss Helen Dwy
er.
The heavy downpour OF rain last
evening put a damper for the time
being on the proposed Bennington
football team. Only a few candid
ates braved the elements and as q
consequence the organizing OF q
team for this town was indefinitely
postponed
Services at ST. Peters church 17tl
Sunday after Trinity. Holy Commun
} I ion 1880 a. m. Sunday school , 81
a. m, morning prayer ami sermon
lO:45 a. m, evening song and ad
dress p m The seats in thi,
church are free. You are cordial,
invited to these services
The Second Congregational churcl
Rev. G. S. Mills, pastor, cordially in
Il vites the public to its services o
worship and instruction. Hours
1890 in the morning and 1880 in tn,
evening. Theme of morning sermon
THE Abundant Life" See evening
. . notice elsewhere. Sunday school a
noon. C. +. meeting at $3.50.
: Christian Science service ever
Sunday at II o'clock, corner PAR
and Scott streets. Subject. AR
Sin. Disease and Death Real2' Go
den Text: "Ye shall know that
am the Lord. when ! have opene
Z your graves, o my people, an
y brought you up out of your grave
y and shall put my spirit in you an
y ye shall live"
!, The Second Congregational SUI
/ day school has its annual rally {,
Z morrow noon. All present and fo
n mer members are expected TO attenG
G. rain or shine. An interesting pr,
y. gram of public exercises will occup
" the first half hour Brief addresse
y by Miss Mary Cone and Secretary +
y G.. Banks OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. Com,
n. and begin new year of Sunda
n school Endeavor
Oh Mr. Mills at the Second Congregi
~ tional church will begin a series
d. addresses on Sunday evening upo
the topic, THE Appeal OF the Churc
- 20 Men, The subject OF the hri
:. address tomorrow night will be 9Th
K, Church and the Working Man" N
y. Mills asks OF the men OF the cor
y munity who are not under obligatio
,. to attend services elsewhere. on Su
~ day evenings, that they will be int
Dc ested enough and fair enough to xiv
b n hearing to the claim OF the churc
n, The promoters OF the Y. NJ G.
by entertainment course have begun O
he aggressive advertising campaign.
y. large number Of we'll arranged boo
~, lets are being widely distributed al
KS later posters will be used