The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-03
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Born, Friday, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Bailey OF Imperial avenue.
Miss Avis Babcock of Hoosick is
guest at the home Of f. o. Graves.
Mrs. F. H. Ferguson and son DON
old are spending the week end in
Troy.
George W. Williams has sufficient
II recovered from an attack OF pleU-
isy so that he Is able to attend 70
business.
Valentine social at Academy hall
Tuesday evening, February under
the auspices of the Ladies' Sodality.
Music by Donnelly's orchestra. 92tS
Members from Stark Lodge, l. o.
o. F. and Miriam Rebe '-ah lodge en-
joyed a sleigh ride to outh Shafts
bury Friday. The party attended
dance in that village.
County Game Warden e. S. Hig-
gins derived $40 from the buck deer
which was recently disposed of for
the benefit of the state. at the Burke
market Oh South street
Mrs. Ralph H. White entertained
informally at tea at her home in
North Bennington Friday afternoon.
The guests included some of the
younger people from this village.
A delegation from Bennington
Council, Knights of Columbus will go
to Adams on the 12:45 car Sunday
afternoon to attend the exempliica-
ton OF the third degree by that
council.
Members of the Philathea and
Baraca classes OF the First Baptist
church went on sleighride to
South SALISBURY Friday evening.
lhey took supper at the home of
Mrs. Collins.
The Life Problem" class will hold
its first regular session at 4:30 o.
clock tomorrow afternoon in the
NJ. c. A.. The subject "The Choice
of a Life Work" will be led by A. w.
Varney, Young men fifteen years of
age and older are especially invited
to attend
"The Reason of Things" will be
Mr. Mills theme at the morning ser
vice tomorrow Unconscious Loss
will be the evening subject. The pub.
lie is cordially invited to this church,
the Second Congregational. Hours
of worship are 1890 and 1880. Sun.
day school at noon.
Services in st. Peters church sep.
tuagessima Sunday, Holy Commun.
ion at 1880 a. m. Sunday school at
9:3O; choral eucharist and sermon at
lO:45 a. m; eyensong and address al
p. N. Strangers are cordially In.
vited to attend these services. All
seats are free.
Mrs. Calvin Endress entertained
delightfully."- at cards at her home on
Grandview street Friday evening
There were six tables at 800" the
prizes going to Mrs. A. Z. HOLSTER
and Mrs. +. l.. Bates. Carnations
were artistically used as decorations
A light collation. was served.
The second exhibition game of the
church basket ball league of Ben
nington was played in the Y. M. c
A. gym last night between the Bap
lists and the Methodists. The for
mer won by three points. 1t was ar
interesting game from start to finish
and the games TO follow promise tC
be Just as interesting.
r Christian Science service ever,
Sunday at IL o'clock, corner Parl
and Scott streets. Subject. Love.
Golden text: MANY waters canno
quench love, neither can the floods
drown IL; If man would give all th'
substance OF his house for love, 1
would utterly be condemned" Tn,
, public is cordially welcome.
The library has some copies o
back files of Everybody's, Harper
Bazaar. Hampton and other maya
zines which are for free distribution
There are also duplicate copies OF
few novels which may be had for
very small price. They are as goo,
as new. without any marks in them
Several Of Thackerays and Mauric'
Hewlett's are in the lot
The little doe fawn taken in chargt
by County Warden f. s. Higgins las
Sunday will probably be placed in
private park in Addison county. Tn,
fawn is being kept Ia a Darn OF
: County street and has already los
much Of its fear of human beings
, Since its capture its bill Of fare hal
been much more extensive and diver
sifed than was the case while IN,
little animal was at large and as ,
result II is in excellent physical con
dition.
George w Turner, a native o
J Woodford, who has been visiting a
the home of George W. Gregg OF
5 Bradford place, left this morning 20
his home at Naturita, Col This Il
I MIR, Turner'S first visit to Vernon
: since he enlisted In tho regular arm,
at Albany SO years ago He owns
quarter section ranch in Colorado
where he raises chickens and straw
berries for which he finds a read
market in the nelehborins mining
: camps,
At the morning service in tn
Methodist church, the pastor, Rev
p. l.. Dow, will present the messag,
of the Fourth Ecumenical Methods
Conference held at Toronto, Canada
October All, 1911, a message whlol
Is 70 be read in every Methods