The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ae~s vi the Town and Village Told Bsiefb
Cor Basy Readsns.

Miss May Burke visited in Troy
and Albany Friday.
Mrs. Hiram Hall of North Ben
nington is seriously i'll.
Miss Ruth Stevens Of Hoosick
Falls is spending the day in town.
Ladies $3.50 shoes special $1.9S at
the New York store. ADV.
Mrs. Brilliant of Spring street is
confined to the house by illness.
Home made candies for sale. Mrs.
j. II. Evans. 1872 East Main street.
ADV.
For good shoes at lowest prices
visit the New York stores shoe de-
partment Adv.
Mrs. Mary Russell has gone 10
lloosick Falls for visit TO her
daughter, Mrs Leon Miller.
Benjamin Smith has finished work
/ on the George Smith farm and is en-
ployed on the Louis Briggs farm.
Oscar Pratt is moving from Coun
ty street to the house on Short
street which he recently purchased.
Mrs. George Winnie OF Poughkeep
sic Is visiting at her former home
here She was formerly Miss Jen,
ME Casln.
The foot bali game scheduled for
today was cancelled by the Rutland
team and u game arranged for next
Saturday when the tickets. sold for
today win be used
Special Thanksgiving sale on mil
lnery at the Surprise store, Library
building. Reduced prices on trim
! med and untrimmed hats, plumes,
tancies, wings flowers and ribbons,
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Mrs. Bronson Mattison of Dewey
street has returned from n visit with
relatives and friends in South Shafts
bury. Mrs. Madison was formerly
a resident Of that village for 80
wears.
Al the w r. c. fair last evening
The Misses Mildred and Doratha
Smith OF South SALISBURY sang a
duet and solos were rendered by
Miss Helen Tompkins and Miss Mel
lie Ray
The business Mems gym class OF
The V VI. G. A. will be started next
week Friday at tho usual time from
. TO i O'Clock Al former members
and those who desire to get in IN,
class this season are requested tC
. plan TO be on hand next week.
There will be social song anc
praise gathering al p. m. in the Y
NJ, g. a. rooms Sunday afternoon t
which young men are especially in
yited, An effort vii be made to as
certain the best way to spend tn,
time for series of days during tn,
season and a large number is hopet
foi.
The Brotherhood class OF the Y
NJ. c. \. viii meet as usual Tucsda,
evening at $50 for lunch. The les
son will be directed by w. NJ. NeeC
ham. 1t is planned to have tn,
members OF The Senior gym class
meet with this group for supper anc
then adjourn for their own stud,
and settle If possible some course o
lessons for the year.
Rev. H.. n. Pringle OF Washington
D. c., assistant superintendent OF iii,
International Reform Bureau. vii
speak twice tomorrow at the Secon(
| congregational church. At tn,
morning Worship, 1890, his subjec
viii be Christian Citizenship" Al
the evening hour, $50. he will ad
dress a citizens meeting, TO which
all citizens Of Bennington withou
regard to sect or creed are parti
cularly invited
The y. NJ. G.. \. Bowling tou!na
ment will open Monday evening a
8 p. m. and continue during III,
week with the following schedule
Elks VS.. llillsides. Nov. "a: Mohawk'
VS.. NJ. +. Church. Nov. 25th; Con
sregational church VS.. Tammanyites
Nov. 26th There will be four 9th
er teams whose games viii be scho
dulcd for either Friday or Saturda,
night OF next week. The games will
be scheduled for three or fou
weeks In advance after this wccl
as some Of the teams have yet {,