The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-02-08
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Miss Stella Van Gorder is i'll of the
grip.
f. B. Carver is in Albany this after
noon.
l. ]. Warner of Arlington is visit
ing in town today.
Miss Margaret Keough is passing
the weekend in Arlington.
william Carrigan went TO his home
in Rutland today to pass the week
end.
Mrs. Thomas Slattery of South st.
is recovering from an illness of the
grip.
Archibald King, who has been Ill
the past week is able to be at his
place of business again.
George H. Williams of Dorset is
spending Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. Williams OF Elm street.
Charles King of Manchester is VI
sitting his daughter, Mrs. Edward
Newman of West Main street.
Theodore Thomas, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Helen Thorn
as, returned to New York today.
Miss Eta Barden returned home to
day, after visiting Miss Marie John
son of Rutland, for several days.
Miss Madge Morgan of the Shafts
bury road, who fell on the ice and
sprained her ankle, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Addie Briesbois, who has been
Ill for three weeks at the home of
her daughter, Mrs George s. Clark,
does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs w. E. Kent, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. n. Will
liams of Elm street, have returned TO
their home in Dorset.
Big values on clothing for the whole
family at the New York store on
North street. Mems 1-buckle arctics
CSC; ladies' vol dresses 1898. Adv
Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy of Cam
bridge, n. Y, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. NJ. Culliton and Mrs.
William Murray, returned home today
We mustn't forget that turkey sup
per at the Methodist church next
Wednesday night at six o'clock. And
we II near how much the laules hat e
! cleared on their cook books. Adv.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, Supt. a W Varney VIII speak
in me morning and IN the evening
nev. j. &. Mitchell OF White Green.
Sunday School at close OF morning
ser> ice; JUNIOR League at $50 p. M,
hpworth League service $50.
Albert Mathers has resigned as
JaIltor or the oeconu Cons esationai
church and has accepted empiOymeht
an Greenneid, wneie ne Wal soon
move ms family. Mr.. Mathers has
veen succeeueG as lantor by Merritt
~ morgan.
Miss Kathryn d. Jenney left this
morning 10 spend lew Gays ia
ondsepOrt, Conn, gong IRON there
20 proOKiyn anu New york Tor Nislt
Mrs. John r. Burton returned Fri
| day afternoon from Troy, wnere sne
VISITED her daughter, Mrs. AlbeI
brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Hyde of Pitts
fieiu ana Mrs. h. ID. Bennett, who has
Ueen Nlslung them, came 20 bennlns-
,On To-Day. mr. ana Mrs. Hyde Will be
suesIs OF ar. ana MRS. W. H. Hyue
|
AIrs. Ii. l.. Ousnman in North Ben
nlngton tor tine.
The Bennington Ministers Confer
| enCe wIi meet III the congregational
l~uurch OF Norm bennington neXt
sIOnuay morning at IL O'clock, to lbs
zen 10 J. a. Scheuerle, secretary
! OF the Bennington county Improt <
luent ASSOCIATION. speak on the sub
Ject Inc hevItalzat.on Oh hural Lie
ii Bennington County,
Ihe young people of the Baptist
church VIII meet tomorrow evening
- v.oJ tor their weekIy meeting. Ine
| subject Tor conslueIauon wul be
Cnusta.n Zeal, ana the meeting
van be led by Miss Julia LOOMS. a
pre.uae Will be played by Miss beulah
WhIteiey, ana 500 sung by MISS
same Graves. All Baptist young PEG
pc are urged 10 be present ana any
not attend. ng other societies are in
vited to JON with us in serving the
Master
Christ the Truth" will be Mr.
Mills theme Sunday morning at The
second Congregational church. TMs
IS the second IN a series OF three ser
mons upon the great Text, John l4:6
he illustrated lecture in the evening
will treat of Housing: or, Where tn,
other Half Lives Hours OF WORSHIP
are. 1919 and 7.30. At the noon ser
vices of the Sunday School. there vii
be a special Lincoln Memorial Sunda!
service. {. h. meeting at $50. Ar,
you not interested in one or all thes,
services? You will be very welcom,
TO any or all.
A sermon for children and young
people will be preached in the frs
| Baptist church tomorrow morning b!
the pastor, Rev. VIM. +. Meyer Tn,
subject will be, Jesus the Good SheI
herd" All the young people of tn,
church and Sunday School are ex
pected to be present at 1890 o'clock
IN the evening the partors subjec
will be, Joseph" The recital of tn,
story will be interspersed with tbs
singing OF appropriate hymns The
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