The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-09-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told Briefly
fsy Busy Resders-


ans Thursday on business.
Special at The New York store.
Mems Police suspenders 15c. Adv.
Winfield Houran of North Adams
is a guest of his aunt, Mrs. f. NJ
Thompson.
Miss Teresa O'Connell of Hoosick
Falls was a guest Friday of her aunt
| Mrs. NJ. Culliton.
Save money and buy your clothing
at the New York store. Ask for and
save checks. ADV.
Mrs. H. G. Lewis and son of North
Adams are guests of Dr.. and Mrs.
De Witt Z. Lewis.
| For good shoes at lowest price,
visit The New York stores shoe de-
partment. $500 work shoes, special
$1.65. Adv.
Mrs. Fred N. Squire left Friday for
New York City, where she will spend
the winter with her daughte' Ruth.
| Their residence in this village is
closed for the winter.
A large cake of ice slipped from
the tongs this morning, striking Ar
| thur Russell on the foot infiicting a
| painful wound, necessitating the at
tendance OF a physician.
Just received a large shipment of
| ladies' suits and coats for fall and
winter sizes ranging from 90 to so.
which We will sell at reasonable pric-
es today which is our opening day.
Joe. Levin, corner North and River
| Streets. ADV.
The members of the Second Con-
gregational Christian Endeavoc So
eiety will miss good time il they
! fail OF familiarize themselves with
| the plans for the social evening
Monday Sept. 29th and thus fail to
be on hand. Friends are also invit-
| ed.
The rooms of the Y. NJ. c. A. will
be open on Sunday from $3.50 to
| p. m. and all who desire to spend
any part of that time in reading OF
otherwise are welcome TO come in
whether members of the Association
o. not. 1t is hoped to have a song
feast around the piano at $50 to
which young men are invited to
come.
Plans are being made for the form
ing of a Brotherhood to meet in the
Y NJ. c. A. for mutual social and re
ligious culture. The first meeting
is called for Monday evening at $50
when a lunch will be served as the
men are expected to come direct
from work and be all through at
1880 to spend the remainder OF the
evening as they choose. Any men
interested are invited TO notify the
association Office before Monday
noon so plans may be made for all
who desire TO come.
The Second Congregational church
Rev. George S. Mills pastor extends
to the public a cordial welcome 10
its services tomorrow. Mo ming wor.
ship at 1890. Rev. Arthur w. Bailey
Supt. for northern New England OF
Sunday school work among Conere.
."tlonal churches. will give an AZ
dress upon some phase of religious
education. Mr. Bailey comes to Ben
nington on invitation OF the paste
to study the Sunday school at its
regular services and to advise about
Sunday school ideals and methods
II is important that all teachers
officers and scholars be present al the
noon session tomorrow. There will be
a conference of the Sunday School
workers probably at 4:30. c. f. meet
ing at 40 Topic, Giving
Al the Methodist church. Rev.
Thomas Houston. the Blind Evange-
list OF New Jersey. who is holding
meetings in the Methodist church OF
North Bennington will preach at the
morning service Bible school n
ll:45. Junior League meeting $50
Epworth League service at s: 30 con
Quoted by Miss Alfrida Nelson. A
feature of this meeting viii be the
installation of officers. At the 7:3O
service. the pasto,, Rev. p. l.. Dow
VIII commence series of Sunda,
evening discourses. on "Bunyan's
Pilgrim $ Progr'ss." Mrs. Dow
VIII sing I'm a Pilgrim. by Herbert
Johnson. Walter Kelley will render
violin solo. Alteration by Bo.osh
special gospel selection by chcir
You May BE Saved. Why Not To
night \ cordial Invitation is ex
tended to hese services.