The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of '6e Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Mrs. F. ST. George Mclean is
spending a few days in Cambridge.
N. Y.
The Juniors of the Second Congrs-
gational church are holding a picnic !
today in Clark's woods.
For sale at 12s North street blue
fame oil range with burners and
oven, also a baby carriage.
Miss Carrie Robinson of Old Ben
nington who has been in i'll health for
some time is considerably improved.
Mrs. William Stem of New York
has come here to reside. Mrs. Stem
is a cousin of e. d. Moore of Gage
street
II. l.. Stillson has returned from
Montpelier where he has been in at
tendance at the state Eastern Star
convention.
The arrival of the Carpathia bring
ing the survivors of the Titanic, will
be shown in the Pathe Weekly bill
at the Library theatre tonight.
When looking for a good lunch go
to Kings lunch, South street, the
home of good cooking Special for
Saturday, strawberry short cake with
whipped cream, 15c.
Mrs. Laura B. Cole has returned
from Montpelier where she attended
the state Eastern Star convention and
alto the meeting of the State Fedora
ton Of Womens Clubs.
Today and Saturday will be your
last chance to purchase your spring
and summer goods at cut prices. at
the New York Stores sale. Don't
fail to attend. Ask for our valuable
checks 96t2
Mrs. L. p. Halenbeck of New York
who has been visiting her sisterin.
law, Mrs. Grant L. Hallenbeck, return
ed home this afternoon. She was ac-
companied as far as North Adams by
| Mrs. Hallenbeck.
The work of erecting an additional
story to the Cottage hotel has been
completed and Proprietor Leahy will
now be able to accommodate many
more guests The exterior of the no
tel is now being painted.
Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, Mrs.
Electa Murphy, Col and Mrs.
| Thomas Harmon, Mrs. Il. l.. Lambert
Mrs George Moore. Mrs. II. NJ. Mars
den and Miss Patricia Gibbons have
returned from Burlington where they
attended the annual G. A. r. encamp
ment
The first meeting of the new board
of governors of the Mount Anthony
Country club is being held this after
noon The golf course has not been
used to any great extent so far this
season, although the course under the
care of Green-Keeper Mcdonald, ID
In the finest condition since the links
were laid out.
Special bargains at Joe Leyins
store on Friday and Saturday. Ladies
and Misses linen Norfolk suits regu
lar price $3.50, Friday and Saturday
price S449. We have just received
new stock of ladies' and misses
dresses which win be sold at reason
able prices during Friday and Satur
| uas JOc Levin > COIhti vi Noiti
and River streets. Get.
The exercises tomorrow morning al
the Second Congregational church vii
be in observance OF Chlldren's day
The seats in the center and front o.
the church will be reserved for thu
Sunday school. A special printed or
der of services will be used. TIT
Sunday school at this time will maxi
It's annual offering to Sunday schoo
mission work. 1t is expected a mum
Der of babies will be presented 10
baptism. The pastor will preach
short sermon especially for young pee
pie and children. Remember tn
hour is 1890 Every one will b
most welcome. In the evening at z
30 the service will be for the gradl
! ating class of the high school an
their friends The subject of Nj
Mills sermon will be. "The Reward
Of Overcoming"