The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-28
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Victoria Noyee visited in Troy to-
day.
William Much and sister, Chris
tine are visiting in Troy.
Miss Ada Knapp went to Mechanic
vile this morning for visit.
The residence of Mrs. Catherine
Cook of Park street, has been paint
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Carey of Park
street have gone to Mechanicville
for vacation
Mrs. w. c. Clark who is suffering
from an attack of erycipelas on the
face is more comfortable.
Mrs. Thomas Rogers, who has
been visiting at the home of A. c..
LaMarre, has returned to Cam
bridge.
Frank Edgerton, who is confined
to the house by illness, is not re-
covering so rapidly as his friends
had hoped would be the case.
Miss Catherine Carmody, a stud
eni at st. Mays academy, Burling
ton. is passing ,he vacation with her
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Hallaran.
To rent:-Mrs. Lucy ]. Gibson will
rent her home LIST floor above Wards
drug store, completely furnished for
housekeeping, for the summer or
longer if wanted. 1872
Miss Louise A. Wood, a teacher
in the public schools Of Springfield.
Mass, is at her home here to pass
the summer vacation with her
mother, Mrs. Anna P. Wood.
Louis B. Puffer, one of the instruc-
tors at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
institute, who has been engaged in
civil engineering work in Chatham,
visited his mother, Mrs. ~ NJ. Puff
fer Friday night, returning to Troy
this morning.
Fine geranium plants can be had
of Holton, the School street florist,
for to II IL cents each well worth
to 20 cents. All other bedding
stock will be disposed of at similar
reductions as houses must be clear
ed by July l to make room for win
ter stock. 16t5
Frank E. Center is making some
radical alterations and improve
ments on his house on North street.
The two wings on each side of the
main building are being raised a
story higher, and other improve
ments will be hade. The work is in
charge of Leslie Carrier.
The water main on County street
has just been extended about 200
feet for the accommodation of the
houses that are being built at the
corner of School and County streets.
A four-inch main is also being put
in on Walbridge hill for a distance
of about 275 feet.
The second of the open-air meet
ings at the Soldiers Home conduct
ed by the Y NJ c. A. will be held
tomorrow Sunday at $3.50 p. IN. 1t
is expected that number of work
ers from the Baptist Young Peoples
society will be present and assist in
the singing. Last Sunday there
were about 60 people present for the
meeting Everyone will be welcome
to come and assist in this and other
gatherings at this place
At the Methodist church. the pas
tor, Rev. p. l.. Dow will preach in
the morning on The Victory of
Faith" Sunday school at 1l:45.
Epworth League devotional service
at 6;3o subject The Price of Pow
err" Leader, Charles Hitchcock. In
the evening a White Shield service
will be held participated in by mem
bers of the League 20 reasons
against by ]. l.. Griswold, 20 answ-
ers by Andrew Maurer Reading
New Recruits, Spencer Lee. AS
special numbers the choir will sing
Enlist for Cod" "a Starry Flag"
GO Forth Ye Valiant Soldiers"
At the Second Congregational
church Rev. Joseph Robin
son will preach Sunday morn
ing at 1920; subject The
Faith of Present Prosperity; hymns
%, 263, 237. Sunday school at noon.
Guideboard Sunday school at three
o'clock. Senior Endeavor prayer
meeting in the chapel at 730 sub
ject, Our Nations Glories and
Perils"; leader, Secretary II. G.
Banks of Y. NJ. c. A. Guideboard
prayer meeting Tuesday evening at
s o'clock Midweek prayer service
in the chapel Thursday evening at
100; subject "A Song of believer
ance." A cordial invitation is ex-
tended too all