The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-22
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visiting in Montreal.
Mrs. Frank Russell is spending Il
few days in New York.
Miss Helen Frazer of North street
is a guest of friends in Hoosick
Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hurd of
Troy are visiting at the home of John
McCuc.
town Friday to pass some time with
his family.
Alexander Dragon will begin va
cation Monday from his duties at the
Richie store.
John Wylie, who has been spend
ing a few days here, has returned to
Rockville Center, L.. |.
Miss Bertha Levin is expected to
return Sunday from three weeks
vacation passed in Boston.
Miss Julia LaMarre, who has been
on two weeks vacation will resume
her duties at the Nichols store Mon
day,
Miss Mary Butler and Miss Louise
Burns were members of theatre
party in North Adams Friday even
day.
Mrs. William Biddle and daughter,
Doris, of Searsburg are guests at the
home of Clifford Roberts in Ilinsdell-
Vile
Miss Kathaleen Quinlan and Miss
Mary ODonnelp will return today
from few days visit in Nahant,
Mass.
The class of 1911 of the b. II, s..
will meet Sunday for its annual ban
quet. which will be held at Lake
SALISBURY
Andrew Shepard of Barnch street
extension has returned from Il two
weeks stay at Old Orchard Beach
and Poulton, Me.
Miss Della Lashaway, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. +.
j. Lashaway of Batavia, is expected
to return homo Monday.
Haviland Sibley and his cousin,
William Pierson and Eugene Burt
have returned from a camping trip at
the Sbley shack in Pownal.
Mrs. II. w. Dudley of Cambridge
and Mrs. Henry Haugk OF Nahant,
Mass. are visiting Mrs. Dudley's
brother. Fred r. Hopknson
Mrs. w. A. Coates and daughter.
Miss Leona Coates OF Providence
are visiting Mrs. Coates sister, Mrs.
ID. l.. Corsglia Of Main street.
The concrete walk which has been
in the course Of construction on
Mount Anthony street in Old Zen
nington il nearing completion.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Taylor. who
have been spending q vacation with
Miss Eliza KirRwood OF North street,
will return Sunday TO New York.
II. W. l.. Kidder of Lewiston. Me-.
who has been passing few days In
Springfield, Mass, has returned here
TO spent while before returning
home.
Rev. n. c. Harmon Of Newark. ".
j., who has been visiting at the
home Of his fatherin-law, j. Ed. Wal
bridge, has returned home. Mrs.
Harmon will remain few days long
e..
The Second Congregational chu oh,
Rev. George S Mills psstor, extends
TO the public cordial welcome to it's
services tomorrow. Morning worship
ut 1890 Theme Of sermon, Labor
Which is not Vain" Sunday school
at noon. G. +. meeting at 6.30.
The storms during the past IS
hou,s were less severe in Benning-
ton than in the surrounding country.
al through New England and Now
York there was much damage from
lightning The rain in this section
was the first thorough soaking since
the first OF May and will help TALL
feed and late crops. but WAS bad for
the ripe oats.
Services in ST. Peters church to-
morrow, the Eleventh Sunday after
Trinity. will be- Holy Communion.
$50 a. m; Morning Prayer and ser
mon. 1915; Evening Praye at 800
p. M. Morning Prayer at 10 a. m. at
North Pownal Services will be
held at the Ferndale church. Wood
ford. and at Green Mountain Valley
at 800 p. IN. Monday being s., Bar
tholomews Day there will be cec-
bration of the Holy Communion at
800 a. m.
The First Baptist church an
nounces services tomorrow as fol-
lows: Preaching in the morning at
1890 and in the evening at 7.3O by
the pastor. Rev. Vim. +. Meyer. The
morning suhiec. what the Master
says to us in the Sermon on the
Mount" and the evening subject
The Cumbling OF Peter" The
Bible school will meet at noon. with
an Introductory service appropriate
to "Shut-lns Day. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to strangers to
meet with us.
The open-air meeting at the Sol
diers Home Sunday afternoon az
5.30 p. m. promises to be Of more
than ordinary interest this week.