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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
NORTH BENNINGTON

The services at the Baptist church
on Sunday will be as follows: HOO
morning worship and sermon, "Eter-
nal Life;" 1900 Sunday school; $50
B. Y. p. u, subject, Enemies of the
Church in the American City" 1870
evening worship and sermon, II VIII
Not"
The public is cordially invited to
share in the worship and services OF
the Congregational church on Sun
day. At the morning worship al
IL o'clock the pastor will speak on
the subject Are Evil. Sin, Sickness
and Death Realities to the Chris
tian?" Sunday school meets at l.
o'clock. There are classes for all
Be sure to keep up the average OF
your class. The Endeavor society
meets at $50 o'clock with Miss Mar
jory White as leader. The subject
is Missionary Tours" At the even
ing worship at o'clock the pastor
will speak on the subject Books and
Character" Remember the midweek
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
with the subject "a Song of the
Many Attributes Of God"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Brief,
for Busy Readerz-

Mrs. S. o. Williams of Main street
is visiting in Manchester
Miss Stella Granger has resigned
her position at Cooper's factory.
Special pillow cases SC, full size
sheets 39c at the New York store.
ADV.
DIR. H. C. Day will return today
from a few days visit in Springfield,
Mass.
Guy Sumner, who is attending
school at Randolph, is home for the
summer vacation.
Miss Wayne Gallagher of North
street is visiting her mother in
Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Annette HOLSTER left today
for Waterford, N. Y, to spend the
summer with her mother.
Miss Emma Fischer of the nurses
| training school at the Troy hospital
is visiting at her home here.
Thomas j. Healy, who has just
graduated from Colgate university,
has arrived at his home here.
Ladies pure Isle long gloves in
white or black special soc at the
New York store on North street.
Adv.
Buy your shoes and oxfords at the
New York store and save money.
Mems and Ladies' oxfords s1.49 up.
Adv.
Godall Hutton went to Williams
town this morning to witness the
Williams baseball game this after
| noon and for visit of few days
Mrs. John Proud of Park street is
entertaining as her guest for over
the week end, Mrs. William Hayes
of Hoosick Falls, a former resident.
Whitney theatre today. Pictures,
The Victory of Virtue, Milano drama
part l and 2; On Cupid's Highway,
Nestor comedy drama; To Reno ond
Back, Imp comedy featuring King
Baggot.
There will be an open air service
on the lawn by the side of the Sol
dier's home piazza Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock under the auspices of
the Y. M. c. A. This is planned to
accommodate the soldiers, but is
open to all who are interested in a
service of song and praise in the
open so everyone is very welcome to
come to these meetings which will
be held as regularly as weather and
other contingencies hermit
The First Baptist church will con-
duct its usual services to morrow
morning and evening. In the morn
ing at 1890 the pastor will speak
on THE Meaning of Church Mem
bership" And in the evening the
Masonic lodge of Bennington will at |
tend worship in a body. The public |
is cordially invited to meet and wor- |
ship with us. The Bible school will |
at noon and the Christian
Endeavor will meet at $50.
Services at the Methodist church |
morning, preaching by the
Pastor Rev. p. l.. Dow. Sunday |
school at 11.45. At 800 p. m. spec
ial service will be held at the chapel |
by Rev. J. H. Coleman, d.
d., superintendent of the district. |
Music will be furnished by the choir |
of the Methodist church, under the |
leadership of Professor Z. Il. Long |
On account of this special service, |
the evening preaching service will |
be taken up. the Epworth League |
service will be held as usual, at $50,
subject Social Basis of the Last
Judgment" Leader, Miss Leona |
Cook.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Sews Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
Cor Busy Resders-

tor Busy Readers-
Miss Edith Rice and Miss Edith
Bovia are in Troy today.
Miss Evelyn wilkins has finished
work at the Cooper Mfg, company's
factory.
Miss Mary Farrell and Misses
Anna and Martha Leahy are visiting
in Utica.
Joseph Martell is moving his ram
lily to Schenectady where he has en-
ployment.
Mrs. Robert Hall of Old Benning-
ton was taken to the Samaritan hos
pital, Troy, Friday evening.
Mrs. e. H. Peelor and Miss Mildred
Peelor returned today from visit
in North Adams and Pittsfield.
Miss Elizabeth Hamilton of Wood
stock, Ont, who has been guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Hopkinson, has
gone to Greenfield for a visit.
Prof A. de Pierpont of the Rens-
selaer Polytechnic institute of Troy
| is spending the summer this year In
Williamstown, but will come to Ben
nington twice each week to accommo
date his French classes.
The ladies of the Bennington So
cialist Local will hold lawn party
at ia Branch street. Ice cream and
cake will be served. The public is
cordially invited and are assured a
very pleasant time. Tonight 1872
Christian Science service Sunday
at il o'clock corner Park and Scott
streets. Subject: "Is the Universe
including Man evolved by Atomic
Force?" Golden Text: Behold
God exalteth by his power, who
teacheth like him? Remember that
thou magnify his work, which men
behold" Wednesday evening meet
ing at 7:45. The public is cordially
welcomed.
Services at St Peters church to-
morrow, the fifth Sunday after Trini-
ty will be celebration of the Holy
Communion at 1880 a. m, Sunday
school at $3.50 a m. Morning prayer
at 1915 a. M; subject of the sermon
will be "The Greater Love" Even
ing Prayer 500 p. m. On st. John
the Baptist Day, Tuesday the oath,
there will be celebration of Holy
Communion at 900 a. m.
The public, not worshiping else
where, is most cordially invited to
the services of the Second Congre-
gational church tomorrow and the
week following; usual service of
worship Sunday morning at 1920;
Rev. Jospeh Robinson will preach,
subject, Mine Own Familiar
Friend; hymns, 22O, IS, 261. Sun
day school at noon. report of COM
mittee on Book prizes Guideboard
Sunday school at three o'clock.
Guideboard prayer meeting at eight
O'Clock Tuesday evening. Midweek
prayer service in the chapel at 7.30:
subject, "a Song of the many Attri-
butes of God, leader Miss Nellie S.
Don't forget that the
Senior Endeavor society has charge
of the evening service Sunday, TAX
ing the place of the usual preaching
service at that time. The meeting
will be held in the chapel and will
be conducted by Miss Jessie VIII
kins; subject, Mission Work AT
Home and Abroad" Everybody in
terested in the subject, or who likes
good singing, invited to this service
Come and bring a friend.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21

Joseph Martell is moving his ram
lily to Schenectady where he has en-
ployment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
BASE BALL BUNTS

Johnny" Hickey, the former Ben
nington center fielder, has been sold
by the Waterbury club to New Lon
don. 1t is probable that Edgar of
the Bennington team who recently
signed with Waterbury will play cen
ter field in place of Hickey.
Ensign Cottrell. the Syracuse uni
versity pitcher who has worked
against Bennington for Hoosick
Falls at Morgan park. has been farm
ed out to the Baltimore club by
Manager Mack of the Athletics. Cot
trell was with Scranton of the New
York state league last season and
pitched such good ball for that club
that he was signed by Mack at the
close of the baseball year He has
been used once or twice in the box
this year for the Philadelphia team,
but was hit rather hard. although he
won one game.
Manager Zeller of the Pittsfield
club is hiring and firing players in
an apparently vain attempt to lift
the Electrics out of the cellar posi-
ton i'm the Eastern association.
Billy" Ffnnegan. the former Ben
nington shortstop. seems to be the
only ball player that Zeller has dis
covered this year. The Stockbridge
boy has held his job through the
numerous shifts that have been
made among the Electrics and is
still doing good. The Electrics
haven't won many games this year
but in many instances 1t has been
Finnegan who has come across with
the hit that helped to put his team
on the long end OF the score.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21
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DR.. Kings New Life Pills are especi-
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-21

Mt Anthony Lodge F. and A. NJ.
will attend Divine service at the
Baptist church tomorrow. Sunday,
80 p. m. The lodge will meet at
Masonic Temple at Z p. m White
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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26

You Mr. American Anglomsnasi You gOOd Ths
Roman Catholics don't like yOu and consequently you worth
tinkcr's daml
The above editorial the Rrssmans
Roman Catholic paper York city and in line With
ty anarcsc which appears these ROmh pspsrA II By
the ordinary should be good hard blow the
Pro,esants that Romanm all night and that The Msnacs
fight the Catholic religion and make We OOmmsd
Powder Pronts called Who think the editor d
this paper working Job solely for the ths In
This article been prodsntAy inspired order for
lust where honsk
em make bones Of telling Just whore they stand Th admit
that they America other than make CtOhs and
the interest the soaked who live
substance fch from the hands Of honest toll ThJ will m
plainly that they have for "Amsc." other PATRIOTS
Catholic spirit say them hsHs't sHOGsA t'n Dh's @
stand. and admire them forit
The fellow that oahe Harch leads dupss
y the the last DROP and the Protestant whs
willing with such treason for what there N II hnAn
cally, politically and otherwise.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
The Martyr In Black

The magazine section OF the 81. Louis
Post-Dispatch. Sunday, July 18th, has
a three-column illustrated story un-
der a Guthrie, Okla, date line con
Corning the suit OF Miss Anna NJ.
Lowry, OF this office. AGAINST the Bene-
dictine Sisters az Guthrie.
A large photograph Of Miss Lowry
and Thcophile McersCEGertthe wine
uibbing bishop OF Oklahoma, adorn the
article which purp0rts TO set mp the
defense of the attorneys for tho Benc-
dictinc order. One paragraph Of the
article states: &C. G.. H0rncr, who
viii defend the case for the CuuErega-
ton, has been studying the career and
deeds OF 81. Benedict IN order that he
may present his lie 10 the jury so
.hOroughly that the men win be able
TO Apply his example in self-denial and
the accomplishing OF ONERWHELai-
ING LABOR TO his followers Of to-
day."
The article states that the attor-
neys for Miss Lowry do not object TO
This manner OF defense on the part OF
the Benedictinos. We should say not!
AS a matter OF fact this aggregation
OF female grafters. who have been
sucking The hfe-blood Of the Commu-
nifty in which Il Is located for the past
several years, are scared, and, OF
course, the putty newspapers in tho
pay Of Rome are always willing 20 do
all IN their power TO bring any oppo-
sitiOn that develops into disrepute.
False and misleading newspaper
publicity was the weapon used by
Rome against Miss Lowry in the out
set. IN which Il was charged by the
hierarchy in Oklahoma that Miss
Lowry was q "globe trotter," tramp
num-" etc. etc.
We will see WHO the tramps and
globe trotters and winebibbers are
when the case comes TO trial.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
Let'S ScMttLe the Roman SHib

And the the Firing Lime another great gain in en-
culaton this week
total Of $1,000 subscriptions received FOR the wsekviA
temperature q 10 in the shade
What docs all this mean?
1t that the people Of this nation waking from Rip
Van Winklo sleep
They that Roanm cancer eating at the heart Of
public and that something must be done il il is 70 be saved
They realize that the way do that something pso-
pie TO the impending danger, and trust them for results
They realize with Mr. Crowley, that the MENAoH thu
champion Of humanity and Christianity in the world today and that
doing most effectively the work that is so badly needed.
Apparently without effort have climbed from
within the short space Of two months at that should the
million mark by the end of the present year with Just think
what that would meanl
With million circulation the the Firing Line could makS
unmake presidents, congressman, senator's, ETC.
But best Of ALL could ue the Roman ship and the
Catholic political machine out of business in the United States
Then will have accomplished purpose saved the world
another of the Dark Ages and the Inquon and made America
fit place to live in.
All Of you who desire such accomplishment are asked
few minutes your time each day for
The low price of twenty-five cents makes sub
ons for like the MENACE and for the benefit Of
b wish to again state that this the build circulation
everybody helps
Every subscriber to the MENACE authorized subscription
Or All of them working it, but them
These 10000 constitute the fighting Of the MENACE Army and this
is the bunch with whom want YOU to take your stand
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
An Outrage

Fom the Baptist Chronicle.
jeremiah ]. Crowley Il wen known
throughout this country as a former
priest OF the Roman Catholic church
for tVentyOne years. Ho became dis
satisfied with some things In the Ro-
man church and sought TO remedy
them while a priest Of the church, but
failed. as all predicted he would.
While still n priest OF the church he
wrote and published a book. the title
OF which Is The Parochial School,
Curse TO the Church. and a Menace 20
the Nation" This book attracted wide
attention because OF the numerous
charges n made against high officials
Ia the Roman church Mr.. Crowley
found Il necessary 20 sever his con-
ncction with the Roman Catholic
church. He has since written another
book. which has been combined with
his former book and has also lectured
in many sections OF the country.
Recently he lectured at oelwein,
Iowa, and after his lecture was at
tackled by a mob Of hoodlum Roman
Catholics and severely handled. This
did not prevent him, however, from
lecturlng the next night when he had
the protection OF the Protestants Of
the community. Any further attack on
him would evidently have resulted In
the shedding OF much blood. N the
parochial schools and the officials OF
the Roman Catholic church are not
what Mr. Crowley says they are, then
why need they fear anything from his
leCtures2 Certainly the members OF
no Protestant denomination would at
tack lecturer who might lecture in
any community about their denomina-
ton. No religious organization has
any cause TO fear anything that may
be said about Il II II h what u ought
to be. n such an organization Is lied
about Il IL easy TO meet tho lilo with
the truth.
Have you seen any reference I'm the
secular dailies about this attack on
Mr. Crowley? We have not. We do
not say that they have had nothIns
10 say about Il, but We have seen moth
ing In them about IL. Suppose some
Roman Catholic priest should 30 into
a Protestant community and mako an
attack on PrO,estsntism and the Prot
testants OF thltcommuuity should form
a mob and treat him as Mr.. Crowley
was treated at OeiwCin, don't you think
The daily papers would have treated II
IN sensational way? Don't you
think most OF them would have had
sonr.hiu- 10 sn~ about Il in their edi-
.U prOtestants are
b.. .....r node IN America by
....u Catholics 20 destroy our public
schools and our system OF government
some day they will awaken and then
there win bo great trouble. Roman
ism Is the same now that Il has always
been and the same in America that IL
is In Roman Catholic countries.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
Hear EN- Howl

Tho Menace people arc 20 publish n
new anti-Catholic book by Jerry Crow
Icy, which We are told will startlC the
world."-Catholic citizen. Milwaukee.
The editor Of the Citizen means to be
sarcastic in the above remark, but
when the book appears the Citizen ed
itor will be laughing from the other
side Of his face.
And. by the way, the silence OF the
Catholic press concerning Crowley and
his books is painful. BY perusing the
Catholic papers you will observe that
every ex-priest and ex-nun in the coun-
try is liar" and a "hellian"-eXcept
Crowley-what's the matter?
Is II possible that the younger gen.
Grafton OF Romanists hayc got next
10 the fact that the hierarchy spent
several thousand dollars a few years
ago with the Pinkerton detective
agency trying to get something on him
that would put him 10 the bad and
failed? Il must be that they have been
put wise. At any rate Crowley's re-
ward OF ten thousand dollars is still
in force and viii be paid to any per
son who will prove that the charges
In his book are untrue. Would the edi-
tor OF the Citizen like TO take a shot
at the ten?
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
LAUNDRY WORK wANYEn.

THE SISTERS OF THH GOOD sKnP-
herd. desiring 10 secure work fer thsls
girls who cannot sew, are prepared 70
take laundry work preferably the class
known as rough try. For furthsr par
tieulars apply 10 the conysnt
The aboVs Advertisement IN q rsoens
issue OF the Reading, Pa. Telegram
tells the story OF slavery more toruibly
in a few lines than We could tell Il IN
a whole column. The Houses Of Good
Shepherd are slave pens for girls and
recruiting stations for houses Of pros.
titution-they are only two steps from
hell.
The inmates Of these institutions
are detained there for the purpose OF
making money for Rome. Laundrics
and other industries. untaxed, arc run
in competition with legitimate labor
that pays tax. and the whols thing r.
sanctioned by the Protestant graftsrs
who hold political power by the grace
of the Roman Catholic political ma
chine. You suckers are only EettnR
what you voted for, and tust so long
as you like Il you can have H.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26

Catholic faith is seemingly a hot
house plant. too fran 10 stand con
tact with the great outofdoors. and
30 there have sprung up protective
organizations such as Catholic boy
scouts. Catholic labor unions. board.
ing houses, young mems Institutes,
etc, while the faithful are warned
against belonging 10 Protestant or.
Eanizations or participating in their
ceremonies. The latest move In this
direction IL Card Farley's ban on the
Protestant songs, Lead Kindly
Light" and Nearer My God 10 Thee" {"
An apologist IN the Catholic Chron.
iclc says, III We sing non-Cathol!c
hymns In our churches. will Il not
make some OF our weak.hralned jump
20 the conclusion that therefore we
may also attend services In non Cath.
ole churches7" And Il Is all done TO
protect the faith" which Is priestly
iargon for protect our graft"
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1913-07-26
American Minute Men"

This organization l. gaining mem
bership IN the United States very
, rapidly. II ls simple In its organlEa.
ton and direct In its single demand
to secure an amendment 10 the state
constitutions prohibiting the appro-
priaung by the state OF any money
TO any institution. wholly or In part.
under scctarian control"
AZ a meeting recently held In New
Bedford. Rev. w. l. Clark and others
made addresses.
The chairman introduced Rev Mr..
Clark, who spoke: This Is the only
chance I get 70 talk polite. am not
a politician, but like pol a.. In this
movement, We are not anu anything;
but We want something--an amend.
ment 70 the state constitution. pro.
hiblting the state legislature from
giving money 10 any institution con.
trolled by n church OF religious society.
II Ia purely politics-it is not a matter
OF religion at all Only one organization
is opposed 20 us: a religious organlza.
ton. And that is why we have to
mention a church. We are not op-
posed 10 any church.
ave have been 20 the state house
several years, and have had hearings.
Everybody who has spoken has been
In favor OF our proposition: yet the
legislative committee has never al
lowed Il TO come TO n vote in the leg.
islature. So there must have been n
silent opposition. The silent influence
OF the Roman Catholic church has pre-
vented Il from coming 10 vote In the
legislature.
THE Roman Catholic church IL
very aggressive along political lines.
AT It's national federation meeting In
1912, a resolution was passed de-
manding government support OF their
parochial schools. Tho state fedora
tons have done the same thing. say
that they took the lead In this matter,
and so we are Just opposing their de-
mands by positive program"
Representative Greenwood gave n
list Of states which have adopted anti
sectarian laws, to show that Il Is not
a new movement that the Minute Men
are starting IN Massachusetts,. There
Is a movement all along the line, be-
cause Of the recognition Of the danger, 4"
he declared.
"In Massachusetts, the Catholic
church Is using pressure in every way
possible, that Catholics may gain ad-
yauCement. In the legislature during
The last two OF three years, out Of 240
members, 10 or SO have been Roman
Catholics. This year, both branches
Of the legislature we're opened by Ro-
man Catholic priest"
Representative Greenwood spoke Of
a bill before this years legislature
asking an appropriation for the free
consumptive hospital of Boston, run
by a Catholic woman. Il told this
woman" he said, "the same as told
the Methodist church last year. I can't
vote for a sectarian appropriation for
your church, or for any other The
Dill was defeated, after a sharp con
test.
Next year. and the year following.
will see the greatest contest ever seen
IN the Massachusetts legislature, on
whether money shall be appropriated
or not"
This crafty grating church must
lake fits hands OF public funds and pay
It's taxes on properties not used for
public worship.