The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
$ews Of the Town and Village Tod Briefly
Cor Busy READER

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Miss Beulah Marsden has returned
from a visit in North Adams.
BENJAMIN ]. Brooks went to Troy
today for visit with relatives.
Francis, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Rely Of Putnam street, is Ill.
The residence of Clarence Morse
on Branch street extension is being
painted. Z
Ladies' $500 oxfords and pumps at
S2.4S at the Surprise Store, Library
building. ADV.
Miss Maude Edison, who has. been
visiting at her home here, has re-
turned to North Adams.
Miss Virginia Van Santvoord went
| to Rochester today to be a guest OF
| Miss Theodore Olcott.
Don't fail to see the special two
reel Biographical subject THE Little
Tease" at the Library theatre today.
A new assortment of trimmed hats
for ladies', misses and children at
the Surprise Store, Library building.
ADV.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien and
Misses Virginia and Madeline o.
Brien are visiting in Springfield,
Mass.
Robert Lincoln, who has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. A. S. F. Edison
has returned to his home in Man
chester.
The property of Jonathan Morse
| of North street is being very mucl
beautified by the extensive grading
operations.
! GUY Edison of Schenectady arrived
4 home today to pass the week en'
| with his mother, Mrs. b. w. Edsol
u of Putnam street.
: Richard F. Hurley, who has bee
employed at the A. X. Richie stor
during the past IL years, has resigr
ed his position to take effect soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A S. F. Edison an
10 Guy Edison will go to Manchester u
morrow morning to attend the al
nual Christian Endeavor convention
There will be a communicates pre-
n paratory service at 7.30 p. m, tonigh
at st. Peters church. After thi
: service the Altar guild will hold 1t
annual meeting. There will be cleo
z ton of officers and other importan
business transacted.
The delegates to the Bennington
County Christian Endeavor Conven
ton to be held at East Arlington thi
week Saturday should plan to leav'
on the $40 a. IN. train on the RUTLAND
to connect at North Bennington witt
the train for Arlington. Conveyance
will be furnished to carry the dele
gates to East Arlington, which II
about mile. If party of ten o.
more are at the depot to leave on the
4 morning train, a ticket may be pur
chased as cheap as though mileage
were used for each individual. They
4 will then plan to return on the S.1S
B p. m. train in Bennington.
A meeting has been called OF those
who are interested in the Bennington
County Baseball league to be cid al
North Bennington, Saturday, May 10
dI Low " WI n va ShS SNANAAAO W
games and settle ON other details Of
the league. There is provision made
for two teams from Bennington in the
league with teams from North Ben
nington, SALISBURY, Arlington and
Manchester. Representatives of each
team should be present at this meet
ing.
The Senior Endeavor society Of the
Second Congregational church will
hold its semi-annual missionary sup
per next Monday evening, May 18th,
beginning at six thirty o'clock This
supper is for the members and invit-
ed guests only. The menu will con-
sist of chicken patties, Saratoga
chips, rolls, olives, relishes, ice-cream,
cake and coffee. The mite boxes will
be opened and the contents counted
at the supper table, and there will
doubtless be some speaking of fe-
licitous nature. Every member of the
society is most earnestly requested to
be present and to invite friend to
come. 1t will be in the parlor of the
church.; kindly be prompt in atten-
dance; supper is never quite so good
il it has to be held, waiting the tardy
ones. Remember the hour, 60
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