The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers
Don't forget the entertainment at
the Methodist church Monday even
ing at which Jessie Camp Ross win
appear Tickets are being sold at
25c and have been limited to four
hundred. El7
Services at St Peters church to-
morrow will be; Holy Communion at
73O a. M, Morning Prayer and ser
mon at 1O:45, Sunday school at $50,
Evening Prayer at 500. There will
be a celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion at North Pownal at 1000 a. H.
ard Evening Proyer atsWoodford and
at Green Mountain Valley at O'Clock.
The Congregational Bowlers com
posed OF Kelson, J. G. Hutton, Harvey
Hutton, A. Buss and Patchen won
four points from the Methodist
church team on the Y. NJ. c. a. alleys
last evening. The latter team was
composed of Haskins, Mcdonald, Eel
ton, Banks and Griffin a Macumber
~. Tonight the alleys will be open
for general practice.
THE Revival of Gods Work" will
be the subject of Rev. p l.. Dow in
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing Bible school at HAS. Junior
League at $3.50, Epworth League de
yotional service G:30. At the evening
service 1880 Mr. Dow win give the
fourth in The series of Sunday even
ing sermons, subject The Heart of
Christ. "A special musical selection
will be given by a quartette. A cor
dial invitation is extended. Seats
are free.
The ladies of Custer, W. r. c.
seyed one of their suppers noted for
good things to eat, to about sixty
ladies and comrades Friday night.
Following the supper was the annual
inspection. Miss Jessie Sturteyant
performed her duties as inspector
with much praise of the work of the
officers. Many pleasing and encour-
aging remarks Were made by the Dor
set ladies and comrades. The local
corps president, Mrs Hattie Hudgins,
is to be congratulated on her address
Of welcome. also Mrs Bosworth from
Dorset for her response.
The First Baptist church cordially
invites the public to its services of
worship and praise tomorrow The
pastor, Rev VIM. f. Meyer, will
preach tomorrow morning at 1890 on
the fourth of series of Hebrew
Characters and Crises" and in tho
evening at 7.30 on The New Life"
The Sunday evening service will be-
Gin with a song service, when old |
familiar hymns will be used. Thanks
giving Sunday is approaching and
the Bible school has in preparation
a special program and tomorrow we
want TO rehearse some music The |
mems class will continue the study of
last Sundays topic Come with us
for study and worship.
The closing day of the Y. NJ. c. A D.. |
week of Prayer will be observed to- |
morrow at AS in the local Y NJ. c. |
A. There will be special instrument
al music for a half hour and then the |
Sing viii be followed by a short |
study of the world Association move
ment and the present crisis, DR.. |
John r. Mott estimates that fully |
100000 association members on the |
European continent are at present |
engaged in the war. An offering will |
be taken for the Worlds Committee,
Y. NJ. c. A. whose headquarters are
at Geneva, Switzerland. Every man
and older boy will be welcome to that |
meeting which should appeal to all |
groups OF earnest students on present
conditions.
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