The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of The Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Reader

news OF ne Town anu fh'dsS tOiS O'tS'V
for Busy Reader
Miss Mary Parker of Pleasant St,
is i'll. u
G. P. Endress is visiting ]. A. Jubb
of Ludlow.
Miss Alice Young Of Hoosick Falls
is passing the day with friends here.
Neopolitan brick ice cream in pints
9tf
Miss Ruth Eddy of Old Benning-
ton has returned from a visit in
Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas J. Allen of
North Adams are passing the day
here.
Mrs. Henry Thurber and Mrs. Ray
of White Creek are spending the day
in town.
Howard II. Shields of Old Benning
ton has returned from a business trip
to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cook of Pitts
field attended the funeral of Mrs. l..
! H. Buss Friday afternoon.
Miss Clara Wagner of Cleveland,
Ohio, is a guest of Miss Marjorie
Shelby of the Lyons district,
James A. Eddy who has been pass
ing the week in Troy is at his home
in Old Bennington for over the week
end.
Donalda and Irene Berard of Div
islon street have attained their final
certificates in writing from the A. N.
Palmer company
John Van Santvoord, student AT
the Hotchkiss school in Lakeville
Conn. arrived home today for the
summer vacation.
Miss Catherine Carmody, a student
at st. Marys academy at Burlington
is visiting Mrs. Thomas j. Hallorar
of West Main street.
Earl Bidwell of Hartford, Conn, 1
| student OF Dartmouth college, whC
has been guest of Mr. and Mrs. G
p. Endress, returned home this al
| ternoon.
II Miss Margaret Laren, daughter 0
| Mrs. Margaret Laren, is home fron
Toilette, F. O. where she attends tn
| Convent of the Congregation of NJ
ire Dame.
| At the Methodist Episcopal churc
the pastor, Rev. p l.. Dow, wi
| preach morning and evening Bib
school at lis, and Epworth Leagu
devotional service at $50 Seat
are free.
The funeral of the late Henry {
IIarwood. junior warden of St Pc
er's church, will be held in tn
church at p. m Sunday. All friend
of the deceased are invited to thi
service.
The Bennington City band has bee
engaged to furnish music at Morga
| park Monday evening when Hon. Fl
gene V. Debs. Socialist candidate fC
president is to speak at an open a
meeting.
DR.. and Mrs. William J. O'Brien .
of Auburn, ~ Y, who have been vi
ting Mr. OBrien's father, Willial
UO'Brien of Depot street, left Frida
for New York and will sail today f
a European trip.
Fifteen members of the Wilmin
ton high school motored to BENIN
ton this morning and are registerC
at the Putnam House The party wi
pass the day in visiting the historic
: spots OF the town.
- The body of Mrs Thomas Tlnar
= a former resident whose death o
Cured in Rutland Friday, will
~ brought here Monday for burial MI
Tiffany was the widow of Thomi
Il Tiffany, who died about three yea
10 ago.
m Patrons OF the library will no
=, with interest that about fifteen ne
novels have just been receive
Among them are THE Awakening
caleb French" Life Everlasting
by Corelli; Anne Kemphurn. Trul
- seeker" McCutcheons MARY Mi
- thorne; Holman Days Skipper al
the Skipped"
Eyerybody's Magazine sometin
ago offered a prize of 500 for q
best finish OF an unfinished story
o. Henry, deceased. The prize W
secured by DR.. John | Cochrane
Dorset The story is to be publish
soon. DR.. Cochrane is well kno,
physician of the state
Services in ST. Peters church 3
Sunday after Trinity, Holy COMMIT
! ion at 1880 a. m. Sunday school
$3.50 a. m. Morning service and s.
mon at 1915 n. m. The funeral
/, Henry o. Harwood, junior warden
! St Peters yestry, will be held
the church at p. m. The 3 D.
service will be omitted
The First Baptist church will C,
/. duct public worship with sermons
the pastor tomorrow morning a
evening. The morning theme will
THE Common Place In Life" a
the evening subject. Some Cardil
Virtues The Bible school viii m,
at noon and the Christian Endea,
, society ut $3.50 In the evening. A c
dial invitation is extended to all
\ worship with us.
THE Things OF Caesar and
Things of God will be Mr.. Mi
theme Sunday morning at the 5
ond Congregational church. Hour
worship is 1880. Sunday school
noon. c. II. society meeting at 6
r Topic, Reading that is We
p While" Lender. Mr. pierson 4