The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-10-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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MISS irene i@dlOuT Will ~ W L itto-
field today for an over Sunday visit.
Eugene Brown of Mill street, is in
Pittsfield today to- attend the we'd
ding of friend.
The fern pickers OF school house
camp on Bald mountain saw large
black bear Friday.
A program is being prepared for the
observance OF Halloween, at the
rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A.
VIM. Prouty has finished work for
the Bennington Paper Box Mfg, co.
and returned to his home in Cohoes.
Word has been received that
Frank Dryer and children are well
pleased with their new home at
Denver, Col.
Henry Cone says he did not go
coon hunting in Pownal. but intends
to when the open season comes
around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Main OF
| Depot street have gone to Peters
| burg to pass week with Mrs.
| Mains parents.
| c. II. Sanders OF the west part OF
| the town. has sold his milk route TO
John Scully, and Mr.. Scully was on
| the wagon today for the first time.
Miss Hazel Hufnagle has been
| teaching this week in the Bushnell
| district in place of Miss Edith Rus
! SELL Miss Hufnagel is taking
teachers training course.
Merritt Burgess of West Main St,
| sustained quite serious injuries.
| Friday, by being thrown from his
bicycle. The flesh on one hand was
torn badly, also on one knee.
Mrs. James J. Child and daughter,
and Mrs. Gunnesson and daughter
Of Troy, drove up in Mrs. Childs
Pierce-Arrow car, Thursday and
dined with Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Patter
son. Mrs. Child and Mrs. Patterson
are sisters.
Mrs. Anna Fox OF Gage street is
successor to Miss Frances Noel as
clerk in Willoughby's 8 and 0 cent
store. Miss Noel will leave tomor-
row for Holyoke, Mass, where she
will pass several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
At least twenty persons from Ben
nington have seen Peg O. My
Heart" in New York this season and
pronounce it one OF the best OF its
kind ever produced. This attraction
has already run over year at one
theatre and the house is now sold
six weeks in advance.
II you are one of the upwards OF
four hundred annual subscribers for
THE Designer" your November copy
awaits you at the Drysdale Pattern
department. II not subscriber. whJ
not? Only 80 cents year 2ts cents
a month for this very high class lit
erary and fashion authority publica-
ton. This offer is liable TO be
withdrawn by the publishers at any
time. Step lively please. Adv.
There have been several com.
plants OF late in regard to the be-
| havior of parties near the dugwsy at
| Pownal. phe favorite pastme Of
| the disturbers appears to be throw
( ing eggs at passersby. A party OF
three returning TO Bennington from
| this city a few nights ago was as
| sailed in this way. Other com.
plants have been made and resi-.
dent of Bennington has offered re.
ward of $50 if the persons guilty of
the deed are apprehended.-Nort
Adams Transcript.
At the Second Congregational
church Sunday morning, Rev. Chas.
X. Tracey, a missionary of the
American Band from eastern Tur-
key. will speak Hour of worship Is
1890. Sunday school at noon. The
c. +. society will unite in service
at the Baptist church at $50. at
which a stereoptican lecture will be
given on the Los Angeles Convent
ion. Evening worship at 7.30. with
address, by the pastor. Subject. A
Re-appraisal of Henry Ward Beech.
er." All will be most cordially wei.
coined at these services.
Services will be held in the Bap-
fist church tomorrow at the usual
hours. Public worship with sermon
at 1880 a. m. and 73o p. m. In the
morning Rev. VIM. A. DAWSON, d. d.
Of the Vermont Baptist State Con.
vention will preach and in the even.
ing the pastor. VIM. F. Meyer. viii
speak on Vision" The Bible school
vii meet at noon, and the young peo-
pie at $50 p. m. Miss Beulah Bates
will give an illustrated talk az the
young peoples meeting on Los
Angeles and the G. Z. Convention of
1913. All are welcome.