The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-03-18
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home in Brooklyn after visit here
Mrs. Eugene La Fortune of Che
shire, Mass, is visiting her husband
here.
Miss Florence Kendall is recover
ing from a severe attack of appendt
citis.
Division D will meet with Mrs. w.
H. Nichols, Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Louis Briggs underwent success
full operation at the North Adams hos
pital Monday.
An elevator is being installed in the
factory of the Bennington Waxed Pa
per company.
A regular meeting of Bennington
Aerie, F. o. E., will be held this even
ing. Initiation.
Hot cross buns at Gibson's Good
Friday. Leave your orders in ad-
vance so as to make sure.
Mrs. George Bent has entered the
hospital at North Adams where she
is to undergo an operation.
Mrs. John Cone and daughter, An
ma, of Old Bennington. are visiting
relatives in Providence, r. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniels of
Granville are visiting their son, Ed
ward Daniels of North street.
Miss Eta NJ. Streeter will move
April LIST from ATT Main street to the
Shaw house on Beech street.
| ]. A. N. Williams, who has been Ill
since Friday has made some improve
ment during the past "a hours.
Rev. George s. Mills will speak this
evening at union service in the Con
| gregational church of Pittsteld.
Miss Edith Wilson of North Adams
visited Mr. and Mrs. William S. Tur-
ner of Adams street over Sunday.
The regular Boys Bible class Will
meet at $50 o'clock in the Y. M. c. A.
tomorrow and eat supper together.
A. B. Cummings, who last week re-
signed his position as singer at the
Whitney theatre. left today for New
York to join the Irish Players"
Lieutenant Governor Frank E.
Howe left this afternoon for Montpe-
lier, where the board of appeal on the
appraisal of railroad property will re-
sumo it's sessions tomorrow.
Miss Mary Root of Bennington is a
1 0f he rlr orttfon uhiCh 10
the first party of visitors to be ad-
mitted to Constantinople since the
outbreak of the present war.
The Athletics and Pirates will
bowl on the Y. M. c. A. alleys tonight
at 745 o'clock. On Wednesday
night the Cooper Machine Co., bowl
ers will compete with the Night
| Hawks.
Mrs. Purcell, who has passing sew
eral weeks in Bennington as pas
tors assistant, working in the inter-
est of the First Baptist church, finish
ed her duties yesterday and went to
Burlington.
Patrons of the library will note
with interest that Taft's book on
| Greenhouse construction" relating
to the building, ventilating, heating
and arrangement of greenhouses, Is
| now in the library.
Service tonight at the Second Con
gregatlonal church. Hour 7.30. Rev.
James S. Clark of North Bennington
| will give the address. Z. Il. Bottum
will be the solist. The singing OF the
hymns will be led by a chorus. The
public is cordially invited.
Special meetings are to be held in
the Methodist church Tuesday, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday even.
ings. The pastor, Rev. p. l.. Dow
will speak this evening and Rev. j.
NJ. Bisgrone of Williamstown Tues
day evening. Cordial invitation to
public.
Holy Week services at the Catho-
| lie churches. The morning services
on Holy Thursday and Good Friday"
will be held at St Francis re Sales
church with mass at 8 o'clock The
evening services will be held in both
churches, st. Francis and the Sacred
Heart, at 1880 p m. Offerings are to
be made for the shrines of the Holy
Land.
A most attractive menu will be
served by the ladies of the North and
| School street circles at the Baptist
| church on Wednesday at 6 o'clock,
consisting of young roast pig, dress
ing, gravy, mashed potato and turnip.
cabbage salad, apple sauce, pickles.
jellies, roofs, pies, cakes and cheese.
New hot maple syrup and coffee. All
for so cents. Everybody invited.
Possibly many have forgotten to
| phone Manager Wood how many tic.
kets they will take for Conan and
Harris Little Millionaire" the big
musical play which will appear at the
local opera house. Monday, April Z. II
sufficient interest is enduced. The re.
Spouse thus far has been very liberal,
but many more names are needed to
make the necessary guarantee. Re.
member that subscribers have the
privilege Of selecting their seats one
day in advance of the regular sale.
Phone 116-1, how many you wish.
Last evening at the Y. Nj. G. A.
gymnasium the ladies gym class en-.
joyed a social evening in honor OF
St Patrick. Those present were
masQued and some interesting cos
tunes were in evidence, prominent
among which we're old Cy and his
wife Samantha. Willie and his best
girl were there along with Pat and
Mike and Uncle Remus and many
other interesting characters. There
was grand march after which
games were played and a fashlight
nicfura fakon The ovons,c. g.