The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-29
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Newman Elwen, Jr., "A spending !
the week end in Adams, Mass.
Miss Velma Elwel is spending
the week end IL North Adams.
Buy your clothing at the New
York store and save money. Adv.
Mrs. Mary Lundergan and Mrs.
Mary LaFranchlse are spending the
day in Troy.
Gerald Fitzgerald has returned to
New York after n visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Graham.
Frank II. Coy, Ralph l.. Remineion
and Frank II. Grggs were in Man
chester for THANKSGIVING.
For good rubbers and shoes at low.
est prices visit The New York
stores shoe department ADV.
Mrs. william Bashaw, who has
been visiting Mrs. Harry Willoughoy,
returned Friday to her home in Rnt'
land.
Harley Bowles, who is operating
in the lumber business in Mendon,
was Al his homo here for Thanks.
giving and will remain until Monday.
Henry Walbridge. SUDDEN; Of the
| Massachusetts Agricultural college
OF Amherst, IL passing Thanksgiving
recess with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Ed. Walbrldge.
Charles Parry ana daughter. Clara,
| Of Saltwater spent the week end In
Guiding Thanksgiving day with AIR.
| and Mrs. Newman Elwell OF Brad
street. Miss Parry will return to her
home on Sunday, but Mr.. Parry VIII
remain in town for a few days.
VIM. II. Bradford, Arthur w. Rock
| wood, George and Trenor Gregg have
remlned from Mir. ROckwood'a camp
near the Stamford line. where they
have been hunting deer several days
Tho party landed three bucks. The
three deer slain were above the aver
age weight.
The First Baptist church announc
es public worship tomorrow at 1886
! a. IN. and 7.30 p. m. The pastor
Rev. VIM. f. Meyer, will preach a
both services. In the morning OF
"Some Things to be Remembered
abont Faith" and in the evening on
"Compensatioli The Bible school
Will meet at noon and the c. f
society NJ G,30 p. IN. A cordial invi
tatlon Is extended to all to meet ant
worship with us.
At tho morning service in tn
Methodist church. the pastor Rev. 4
l.. Dow will preach. subject "An Au
thorltative Command Bible schoo
ut close of morning service. JUNO
League 3:30 in care of Superinten
dent Miss. Carrie Wood. Epwortl
League $50 At the evening ser
vice 1870 Rev. Charles l.. Leonard
~ D., Principal OF Troy Conference
Academy VIII give HIS interesting
Stereopticon lecture on the Hol
Land. Dr. Leonard is an able SPEAK
or, and many OF the views shown b.
the stereopucon will be those take
by him while travelling in Palestine
Patrick j. Boland one OF tho Ole
est and most prominent bushes
men OF North Adams died AT hl
! home in that city on Friday. Ii
was a native of Ireland, descendin
from a family OF merchant taIor'
! lie came 10 America In 1862. IL
/ made North Adams his permanen
4 acme In 1871 when he establishe
what has become one OF the mos
prosperous merchant tailoring hou
e. in New England. For many year
!. he had n number of patrons In BEL
, nington who were not only patron
, but friends by whom the news OF n
= death viii be received with SINGER
L regret.
g At noon yesterday nlnety-one tic
T. cts had been sold for the Veniso
@ Dinner and Smoker OF the Iennln
:, ton County Forest. Fish and Gan
h association. which is TO he held
- Apollo hall next Tuesday eyenin
f. December 2. The dinner had bee
o planned for seventyilvc, hut anoth'
ri quarter of venlson was secured. ~
Al within the limit which IL allows. u
sale of tickets Will go on. Many
the members OF the association. ho'
= ever. have not yet purchased their
II they plan 10 attend the dinn
they are urged TO obtain their tic
es from the committee before II
| too late. as those that will be sold a
already almost all taken un. IL
sons not members OF the ASSOCIATE,
| are cordially invited, and they c,
| GEL tickets from the dinner comm
| toe. Harry Southall. Philip Endrcs
John =. Morrlssey. Edward Hlggir
| n. =. Woodman and Philip r.
| Pler3on.