The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
sews Of the Town and Village Told Brisfb
Cor Busy Readera

T. Lyman Moody has returned from
a few days visit in Boston.
H. C. Roster has returned from a
business trip to New York.
Wilmer Kendall of Pittsfield is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kendall.
Mrs. William E. Hawks Of North
street is recovering from her illness.
Shoes and rubbefs at sale prices
at the Surprise store Library Build
ing. Adv.
Arthur Bent, who is employed in
Somerset is visiting at his home on
Beech street.
Boys suits and overcoats at $500
worth $500 to $3.50 at Mulligan &
Roches. Adv.
John P. Daley of the Guideboard
district, who has been Ill, is very
much improved
E. w. Williams and sister, Miss
Minnette Williams have returned
from Montpelier.
The condition of DR.. A. T. Cutler,
who has been Ill, is reported to be
somewhat improved.
| Warren E. Paddock has employ
ment in the factory of the Cooper
Manufacturing company
Overcoat at $500 worth $500
made by Hart, Schaffner and Marx
at Mulligan e. Roche's. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Robinson will
main over Sunday.
Don't fail to see the special two
reel production "The Harem Cap
tives" at the Library theatre today
Adv.
The advance sale of reserved seat
tickets for THE Shepherd of the
Hills" win heoin at Coles drug store
this evening at o'clock
Mrs Bridget Rogers of North street
who underwent an operation at the
North Adams hospital this week ii
doing as well as could be expected.
Miss Mildred Ford, music teacher
| dl the SCtOOl, WIZ unQCi WCH
an operation at the Samaritan hosp
tai, Troy, Wednesday, is doing nicely
John p. Ryan will act as referee a
the wrestling match and the sparrinl
exhibition to be given at the rooms
of the Canadian club tomorrow even
ing.
Division F. of the Second Congre
gational church will meet with Mis-:
Harriet Twitchell at her home OF
Union street at o'clock Saturday
evening.
Calvin Endress has returned from
Hartford, Conn, where he has beer
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Percy p
Taylor. Mrs. Endress is to remain il
Hartford for the present.
Rev. p. L. Dow will conduct the ser
vice in the chapel Sunday at 8 p m
The service will consist in part o
the singing of several selections from
the new book and preaching by Rev
Mr.. Dow.
State Secretary B. N. Clark, of tn,
Y. M. c. A., spent last evening anC
part Of the day in town on his way t
attend the State Y. NJ. C. A. Boys
Conference in Pittsfeld. Mass, which
opens today.
l.. F. Abbott and II. H. Webster ar,
representing the First National banl
at the Vermont State Bankers asso
citation meeting which is being hell
at the Berwick house in Rutland ihii
afternoon and evening.
Albert Falk and Miss Catherin,
Melborn, both of Bennington, wer,
married Tuesday afternoon at the pa
sonage of the Baptist church of Hoos
lex Falls. by Rev. A. w. Warren. Tn,
witnesses were Miss Meta Story anC
Mrs. Viola Warner.
At the Whitney Theatre today. A
B. Cummings, tenor, will sing Joe Da
ley's big hit, my Georgiana Lou.
The pictures will be, "Regimenta
Pals" 101 Bison; "a North Woods
Romance" gem drama; The Hypo
critic Victor comedy
The incorporators of the Charlie,
Cooper industrial school will hold al
adjourned meeting at the Office o.
Batchelder & Bates on March 5, at II
o'clock in the forenoon. At this meet
ing the report of the committee ap
pointed to formulate bylaws will b,
submitted and any existing vacancies
in the membership of the corporation
will be filed.
The illustrated lecture next Sun
| daU NIGHT at tho Canona
tional' church will treat of 9TH,
Amusement PROBLEM; or, Dane,
Halls, Social Centers, etc" In view
OF the recreation and playgroun,
movement in Bennington this ough
to he one of the most interesting II
the course on Social Problems.
The Morris Baraca class of tn
First Baptist church cordially invite
all young men who have never beel
connected with the Baptist Sunda
school or who are not in any othe
school to meet with them Sunday a
noon. 1t is Progress Day for IN
class, as they are now branching on
into larger lines of work. Frederic
Myers is teacher.
Ahe NlbhtI1dWhs defeated the Coz
per Machine Co.'S bowlers last nigh
on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys by the TO
lowing score: NightHawks, $50. 40
and 692. total 2125; Cooper's, 679. II
and go, total 2O62. the former tear
scoring four of the five points. T,
night the Collar Shop bowlers wi
compete with the Baptist team on IN
Y. NJ C.. A. alleys, at 745 D. m.
Doubleday. Page and Company hsv
presented the library with a valuabl
book by William c. Van Antworp. o
the stock exchange from within, "B,
fore jumping to the conclusion thu