The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-25
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Miss Alice Green and Miss Irene
Buss are spending the week end In
North Adams.
Miss Elizabeth Rose and nephew,
Frank Johnson are spending week
in Cambridge.
Miss Harriet Sibley has sold the
balance of the Sibley farm, contain
ing 1914 acres to Paul c. Cornell.
Miss Alice Hampro Of New York,
who has been guest of Mrs. Shelby
of the Lyons district returned home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Stillson have re-
turned from Rutland where they went |
to attend the Eastern Star district
meeting.
Mrs. Laura b. Cole has returned |
from Rutland, where she attended the |
district meeting of the Eastern Star
She also visited in Ludlow
Miss Marjorie Shelby who has been
visiting here went to Glens Falls or
will return to her home in New York.
The ladies' of st. John the Baptist
society will hold a card party and
social at their rooms on South street
Saturday night, Nov. 20. Admission
1Oc. 2t
The Junior ball, which is to be CIV
en- by the Junior class of the high
school Friday evening Dec. l will be-
gin at eight o'clock and last until IL
: instead of from to l o'clock as
stated in the invitations.
Invitations are out for card Soc
ial to be given in Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday evening by Miriam Rebekah
lodge. The committee consists of
: Mrs. Lyman Royce, Mrs. Jesse Car
penter and Miss Mary Estabrook.
The subscription sale this morning
for The Chocolate Soldier" amount
ed TO $500 but there are still plenty
y OF good seats which may be reserved
at the advance sale at Coles drug
!. store tonight at o'clock. A few rs
cent seats will be sold in the balcony.
l. Peter Longtin, first substitute mail
l. carrier at the local postoffice, has re-
e signed and his resignation has been
t accepted by the department at Wash
l. ington. A clerk and carrier examina-
ton will be held at the postofIice on
2 December for candidates to fiji the
J. vacancy.
= Christian Science service every
n Sunday at II o'clock, corner Park and
Scott streets. Subject Ancient and
Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmer
: ism and Hypnotism Denounced Col
den text: Behold, to obey is better
I than sacrifice, for rebellion is as III,
sin of witchcraft." The public II
cordially welcome.
At the morning service in the Metl
odist Episcopal church, preaching b,
the pastor, Rev. p. l.. Dow. In tn,
evening a service of song will be hel,
: with short address by pastor. Sun
- day school at 11:45; Junior Leagu
at $3.50 conducted by Miss CARR
\ Wood. Epworth League at 6 O'Clock
n Seats are free. Strangers welcome.
II There was a hearing before Munit
u ipal Judge +. II. Holden Friday ev,
n ming when at the request of the rel
a pendent States Attorney w. .
4 Meagher filed an information agains
A George Niles of SALISBURY, charge
N with assault. The respondent ha
n recently been surrendered by hi
II bondsmen and a new bail bond wa
made out with Clarence Niles as su
u ETY.. The case was then continued I
= November 2S.
Il A meeting for men at four o'cloo
in the Y. M. c. A. will be addresse
Il by Rev. P. l.. Dow whose subject wi
n be THE Christians High Honor
n With Duane Bassett at the piano an
d Lawrence Gokay assisting with Il
4 cornet, the singing will be wort
4 coming to hear. A male quartet
also expected to sing. All me
should be interested in this gathe
4 ing and they will all be welcome wi
Il attend
4 "The Morality OF Enjoying Life
will be Mr.. Mills theme tomorro
morning at the Second Congregatio
al church. The whole service will
keyed to the note of preparation 4
n Thanksgiving Herbert b. Clark
North Adams will speak at the ey
ming service upon the subject, "Tl
u Business Man In the Church." Nor
n ing worship at 1890. Evening-no
Il the hour-7:30. Come, friends al
strangers. You will be very w