The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
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for Busy Readers
DR.. ]. H. Richling Of Arlington was
in town on business Friday.
$1,000 suits now $500 at Mulllgan
& Roche's, Hart, Schaffner & Marx
make. 5ltS
Hiram B. Fassett returns tomor-
row to Troy where he is a student at
R. P l.
George c. Cullinan of Arlington
was the guest Of friends in town yes
terday
Judge E. H. Holden was in Rutland
Friday to attend the present session
of the Rutland county court
$4,000 suits now $500; $500
suits now $500 at Mulligan &
Roches, Hart, Schaffner & Marx
make. 51t3 |
Miss Irene Graves has returned
from Troy where she has been the |
guest of her sister, Miss Sally
Graves
]. Sloat and F. Gooding rolled
three strings of 9O3 total against
Boynton and Banks 900 total scoring
8 points and point respectively last
night on the Y NJ. CA. alleys.
The Second Congregational church
quartette will repeat a part of their
Easter music tomorrow morning and
will sing the anthem omitted last
Sunday, Christ our Passover" by
Lloyd
Miss Catherine Morrissey, who is
employed as stenographer at the Of
flee of the county clerk, is confined
to the house by illness Miss Polly
Harbour is taking her place during
her absence,
An Illustrated lecture on Dickens
as | Recall Him" will be given under
the auspices of the brotherhood of
the Second Congregational church by
Hon. Y. Wilder Fairbanks of Boston,
Friday evening Of next week. April
49,
0 The deposition of Mrs Weatha Slo.
: cum in the case OF Weatha Slocum
|, vs. the Berkshire Street Railway
j. company which is now pending in
Berkshire county, was taken yester
4. day at South SALISBURY before f. c
2 Archibald Of Manchester as commits
b sioners. =, j. Ashe OF North Adams
J. and W. J. Meagher of Bennington ap
- peared for the plaintiff and K. E
>. iealy appeared for the defendant.
> William Allen Kingty is the autho
~ Of Peter in the freight" new
l. story lie is the author of the wide
o. ~ famous Song of Our SYRIA
If Guest Mr. Mills Will read fror
IL this new story tomorrow night an
~ will illustrate it by more than sixt
he coored slides This is the first /
d. the spring series of stereoptican lie,
ii lures on Sunday evenings at the Sc,
:. ond Congregational church. A
o. seats are free and all people are we
come
n The Second Congregational churc
N M cordially invites the public to its Sc
vices tomorrow Morning worship
- 1870; evening at 1880 The paste
tai Rev G. S. Mills. will have for h
vi theme in the morning. The Burnlr
t., Heart In the evening he will res
from the book, Peter in the Fir
- light" illustrating the story wit
Us stereoptican pictures Sunday scho
at noon. Mems class continues stu
- les in Social Reform topic throul
Sc, April, Woman in the Community
I'm in The C. +. meeting at $50 will be |,
ON b. Philip T. II. Pierson.
49, The First Baptist church will no
OF its usual services tomorrow, led
~ the pastor, Rev VIM. f. Meyer. Son
- OF the Easter music will be repeat
,ss during the day "Manifesting Goo
4 Name will be the subject of 4
- morning discourse and "The Prep,
rey alton OF the Heart will be the D,
wsco tors subject in the evening. A bri
The song service will open the event
logT hour of worship. The Bible scho
~. meets at noon. the Junior Endeav
Of at p. m. and the Senior Endeavor
y 6 p. m. A cordial welcome awaits
OFT az the services of this church.