The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ss~s of the Town and Village Told Briefly
tor Busy RcadeB-
Strawberry ice cream with fresh
at The Sugar Bowl.

OTdWutTIg ice tltdlu Win HcSA
strawberries at The Sugar Bowl.
Mrs. John McCue and Miss Eliza
beth McCue are spending the day in
Troy.
Miss Laura Chase will lead the
Congregational c. f. meeting tomor-
row night. Hour, $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis w. Elwe,l
have moved from East Main street
to the Morgan tenement on Bradford
street.
Prof. and Mrs. A. de Pierpont OF
| Troy were in town Friday afternoon,
looking for a house for the coming |
summer.
Mrs. G. L. Hughes of Beverly |
Mass, has been visiting at the home !
of her brother, Harry Evans, OF
North Bennington for a few days.
The item in Fridays Banner stat
ing that Bennington Council Knights
of Columbus would receive Holy
communion in a body Sunday morn
ing should have read instead that the
f. NJ. 7. A. b. society would attend
communion.
The fifth annual ball of the local
operators of the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company will
be held in Foresters hall, Tuesday
evening, May p.
Special music at Chris Savas' Can.
dy Kitchen Saturday night. Donnel
] ltriu will oil nj
from until II o'clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend
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There are at the present time
three men in the county jail held for
refusals to disclose All were post
ed men who were arrested for intoxi-
cation and failed to disclose at the
time of their convictions
Services in st. Peters church 4th
Sunday after Easter. Holy Communn-
ion at 1880 a. m, Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m choral Eucharist and ser
mon at 10:45. Evening prayer and
address at p. m. Seats are free.
You are cordially invited to these ser
vices
The entertainment given by the
pupils of Miss Hathaway's scnool on
Friday evening was a decided sue
cess. A three act play entitled Fol.
lowing the Flag was particularly
enjoyable. The scholars showed
marked progress and proficiency in
all of their work
Christian Science services, Sun
day at II O'Clock. Subject Ever
lasting Punishment" Golden text
Evil pursueth sinners: but TO the
righteous good shall be repayed
Wednesday evening at 1880, corner
Park and Scott streets The public
is cordially invited
The remainder of the brook trout
fry received from the state hatchery
at RoXbury and which have been
kept in tanks by members of the
Bennington county fish and game
club were on Friday planted in some
Of the near by streams by County
Warden Edward S. Higgins
The Myrkle-Harder company which
has presented a fine bill of attrac
tons at the opera house during the
= week, will close their engagement
tonight with the play The Southern
Gentleman companion play to "Thl
Gentleman from Mississippi Thi.
is one Of the strongest and hes
plays which the company produces
The comedy last evening, THE Cir
in Waiting" pleased almost a capaC
ity house.
-, At the Methodist church a Low
w Feast will be conducted by the pa.
- tor commencing at $50 a. m. TIL
% sacrament of the Lords supper wi
ooo be observed at the morning servic
~ commencing at 1890. At the ever
oov ing service commencing at 1880 Mis-
80 Althea NJ. Todd a returned Mission
% airy from China will speak Bib
Dr. school at l1:45 a. m Junior Leagu
Id at $3.50 and Epworth League deyo
" ional service at $50
The morning service tomorrow
the Second Congregational churc
will have a special interest on a
count of the reception into membe
ship Of group of young people NJ
Mills will preach a short sermon. @
c. pecially to young people and chill
IG5 rem. The sacrament of the Lord
i25 supper will follow At the eyenin
500 service the theme of the address al
30 be Friendship: One More Word {
i76 a Familiar Theme-in the Light
IA Current Events" A cordial WELDON
il3 is extended to the public
80 The boiler inspector who came
III, Bennington at the request OF Emoi
at S Harris, local agent, has look,
On over the boiler which provide
steam for the stone crusher and all
the boiler on the steam roller I
-. has recommended that the crush
W boiler is in such shape that no insu
lne ance be placed upon It and It "
iss therefore be necessary for the tru
lCn tees to purchase new one II
cry boiler operating the stone crush,
sns he states, can be repaired so that
'ef WIN be able to pass inspection.
The First Baptist church will ca
:. duct its usual services tomorro
Public worship with sermon by {
pastor at 1890 a. m, and 1880 D.
NJ The pastors morning subject will
~ "The Model Prayer" and the eve
~ ing subject The Christian Lif,
Communion service will be obgerv