The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers

Mrs. William E. Long OF Main ST.,
is i'll.
Ernest E. Bottum has ordered a
new Ford runabout.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. North have re-
turned from few days stay in Bos-
ton
Fish rods. Repaired rods Made
to order by hand.-McGurk, 645 Main
street.
Charles Worthington and son
Frank Worthington of Troy are Wis
ting in town.
Mrs. ]. S. Ball is i'll at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. James Quinn OF
Allendale Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Lockwood
are moving from Lincoln street to
1876 Mill street.
Edward Flynn is enjoying a yaca-
ton from his duties at the store of
J. Ed Walbridge
William and Harry Wills returned
Friday evening from a few days Wis
it in Vergennes.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Levin of Man
chester are visiting Mr.. Leyins sis
ter, Miss Gertrude Levin.
Miss Olive Kennedy of Ware, Mass
is spending a few days in town as
the guest of her cousin, Miss Zcno-
bia Royce.
Mrs. Alice Healy, Master William
Healy and Miss Mayme Fay went TO
Ioosick Falls today to visit Mrs.
Lawrence Powers.
Joseph Lumb will return Sunday
to Franklin. ~ H.. where he is EN-
ployed after having passed a Few
days at his home here.
Socialist headquarters will be open
for meeting tonight. All members
who attend will learn something Of
interest. All are requested to come
Miss Dorothy Flitherbutchet OF
New York arrived today to be the
guest of Miss Agnes Van Santvoord
at the Shadowbrook farm.
The office of the local telegraph
company was moved Friday evening
from he Putnam house block on
Main street to the new quarters III
the Brewster block at the corner OF
North and Pleasant streets.
The funeral of Mrs Rachel Carpen
ter was held from the home of hel
son. T. A. Carpenter this morning al
1890 o'clock. Rev. p. L. Dow of the
Methodist church ofiicated. The
body was taken this afternoon t
Blooming Grove, N. Y, for burial.
Former United States Senator
Spooner OF Wisconsin and an auto
mobile party of five were at the Wal
loomsac Inn Friday on their way Il
Manchester. The Inn was formal!
opened today for the summer, will
prospects of a good season.
The Bennington baseball team
, left early this afternoon for Norti
Adams where league game is being
played with the Tunnel City aggrega
ton. The new baseball ground. Fow
Ter park. will be formally opened to
morrow with game against thu
Pittsheld team.
At the Methodist church, the pas
tor. Rev. p l.. Dow will speak Sun
day morning and evening. In thu
, evening Mr. Dow will repeat. will
, some changes the discourse given oil
Decoration day The evening m Isl
cal program will consist In part o
old and familiar patriotic selections
Sunday school at IL a m Epwortl
4 League service at $50.
:, Miss Mary Hitchcock left Frida
for Annapolis, where she will atten
the commencement week festivitie
i at the Naval academy. from whic
D her brother Guy will graduate Jun
e Z. After graduation. Miss Hitchcoc
q and her brother will visit in Wasl
r ington and also Pennington. n.
l. where Nelson Hitchcock will gradl
ate from Pennington seminary on tn
18th
Christian Science services Sunda
@ at II o'clock, corner Park and SEQ
II streets. Subject: Ancient and Mo
:. ern Necromancy alias Mesmeris
# and Hypnotism, Denounced" Code
4 text: Let not your prophets an
- your OWNERS that be in the midst
you, deceive you. for they prophes
falsely unto you in my name. hay
not sent them saith the Lord " We
nesday evening at 7:30 The publ
is welcome.
10 The First Baptist church will co
a. duct its usual services tomorrow vii
=. preaching by the pastor both NOR
u ing and evening. The ordinance
st the Lords supper will be observed
Dr. the close Of the morning service. III
n Bible school urges every MEMBER
=, be present in preparation for Chill
60 ren's day. which will be celebrat,
T. one week from tomorrow. The Chr
N tian Endeavor society will meet
es $50 A first class orchestral co
q. cert will be given next Tuesday ey
N ming at the church under the leadC
=, ship OF William 4. Lawrence. He W
~ be assisted by Mrs. Lawrence as $
10 loist. The admission will be % cen
IN A cordial invitation Ia extended TO
60 meet with this church