The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
aws Of the Town and Village Told bssesc
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Miss Elizabeth Murphy went to
Schenectady today for visit.
Neopolitan ice cream, pints and
quarts at Quinlans drug store Adv.
Elmer lockwood OF Park Street
has purchased a Ford touring car
from the Bennington Garage.
The baseball game today in the
Recreation league will be between
the All-Stars and the All-Giants.
Miss Margaret Battles of Main
street who has been spending several
days in Woodford, has returned to
her home
Miss Helen McWilliams of Perth
Amboy, n. j., who has been visiting
Tor a couple of weeks at the SiDley
camp at BARRIERS Pines, returned
his afternoon to her home.
Specials for Saturday at b. Shin
lintzsys store: $500 and $3.50 lad
les white dresses for S2.49; $3.50 and
$500 ladies' dresses for S149. $3.50
The first of series of baseball
games between the Amatuers and
the IIoosick Falls local nine will Re
played at Morgan park this afternoon
he game being called at $50. The
Amatuers are playing excellent ball
his season having won the last FIVE
games.
All girls over fifteen years oi age
ire invited to the marshmallow toast
1t the playground on Wednesday
aight. 1t doesn't matter il you have
syen been there before. Come and
Join our fun. Plans for Minstrel
show to be given later will be dis
ussed.
Mrs. Jennie Burgess returned Fri
lay from Troy where she has been
with her daughter Jane, who recent
iy underwent an operation in the
Samaritan hospital OF that city.
Miss Burgess has recovered from the
hock Of the operation ana is getting
along very nicely.
Henry Lincoln Of Rutland. the
trainman on the Chatham train Of The
Rutland railroad who was in the ac-
cident in the local yard Thursday az
ternoon, sustaining injuries from
which he died Thursday night in n
Troy hospital was brother of Mrs.
Sidney F. Edison of this village
The open-air meeting AT the Sol.
dier's home on Sunday afternoon will
be held at 2:l5 this week, August 2nd
so as to be free from the band con.
cert A short meeting will be plan.
ned and all who are interested are in
yited TO come and help make the
meeting helpful The Y. NJ. c. A.
workers will be in charge.
The Second Congregational church
cordially invites all not worshiping
elsewhere to attend its summer ser
,ices. The pastor. Rev. George 5.
Mills, has returned from his vacation
md viii preach tomorrow morning.
Hour OF worship is 1880. Sunday
school at noon. c. Il. meeting, to
which all are most welcome, in the
,hapel at $50.
Pledge slips for 1923 Chautauqua
.eason tickets O9l5J are in the
lands Of Philip T. H. PieTson. There |
ire thus far. thirty names on the
guarantee list. Unless fifty guaran.
ors are obtained, no contract for |
text year will be made. as each |
understood that he was TO
,e one of fifty.
Services in st. Peters church on |
sunday will be. Holy Communion at
80 and 1915 a m. The subject /
# the sermon in the morning will be
My Fathers House" Evening |
'rayer at $500 D. m with brief |
3ible talk. Seats in st. Peters are
rec and all arc welcome The rec
or leaves for his vacation next week.
lis address will be Ocean Beach. |
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