The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06
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Miss Freda Jones o. Peru is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs.. Minnie Davis
Albert Burgess has employment on
the Waters farm on the PoEnAl road
A few more operators wanted Bot.
tum a TorraEos Co. shirt-Waist De-
pArtmsnt s7u
William Warren and family are
moving from South street 10 the Zen
ningtOn fats.
The neW village board Of trustees
viii bold us hrst monthly meeting
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Phalen have
been called 10 Utica by the death o.
Mr.. Phelans sister
Mrs. +. l. Lambert and son Milton
have returned from a weeks visit az
her former home. Client n. Y.
Easter Chicks. Bunnies. Ducks.
Baskets, Natural Chicks and Ducks.
and Novelties OF all kinds al Eyans's
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Davenport
and Mrs Davenports mother OF Hart
ford. Conn. are the guests OF 7. "a.
Davenport
Charles l.. Fox. who has lived on
Gage street. has moved with his fam
lily 20 Burlington. VI, where they
will reside in the future.
Fred Peake OF School street. who
has been in the Cohoes hospital some
time recovering from an operation 10
his hand. is somewhat improved.
c. n. Morse has bought about 20
acres Of pasture and meadow OF his
father. c. S. Morse. This properly
joins C. S. Morse's property on
North Branch street
Easter booklets. Enclosures, Post.
Cards. Seals, Favors. Napkins. ETC. at
Evans's. Remember Easter Booklets
are next 10 Xmas In variety and num-
bers. so make selections early while
lines are complete. Come in and
brouse around.
James Harvey OF Wills. Nevada.
is visiting relatives here on n trip
east. Saturday evening he delightful
~ entertained his relatives at n tur-
key supper at the home OF his cousin.
Miss Lundergan. Covers we're laid
for %. Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson
represented the Oldest relatives pres.
ent.
James II. Shufelt. the Rutland rail
road conductor who was so severely
burned in the accident on the Ben
nington branch on the evening OF Sep
TENDER Z, 1912, has brought suit 70
collect $1,000 from the Brotherhood In
surance company. The writ is return
able at the June term OF county court
TO be held in Manchester
Three special services will be held
in the Methodist church this week.
commencing Tuesday evening with
sermon by Rev. William II. Wash
burn. d. D.. OF Ballston. Spa. a for
mer pastor Thursday evening Rev
c. w. Rowley. Phd., superintendent
OF Troy District, former pastor will
preach.
Considerable interest centers
around the game of Human Check
ers," which is TO be played at the
Brotherhood meeting In the Methodist
church tonight. because OF its ex.
treme novelty. A number of good
checker players will witness the game
between +. y. Randall OF North
SALISBURY and Edw. ]. Hall OF Ben
nington and the moves and jumping
will be done on a large checker
board by twentyfour members OF the
club. Representative F. c. Martin
will preside at the debate on woman's
suffrage.
The Second Congregational church
as for a number OF years past, will
observe Holy Week with special ser
vices OF prayer and meditation. This
year the services will be held on four |
nights only-Tuesday to Friday. A
printed order OF worship will be used |
with associate and responsive parts
for the people. The pastor will give |
a brief address each night. The ser.
vice will begin at $50 and continue |
not over three quarters of an hour.
On Thursday coming the Sacrement |
of the Lords supper will be admins.
tered.
The local Grange held 4 regular |
meeting last week followed by pro
gram OF music by Misses Odua and |
Helen Longtin, and short play by |
Miss Longtin and Miner Clark. The |
following ladies who compose the La
dies Second Degree STAFF are request
ed to meet at the hall for practice on
Wednesday evening. Mrs. VIM. Green |
Mrs H. NJ. Durham, Mrs. Frank |
Thompson. Mrs. d. NJ. Rudd. Mrs. |
Henry LYONS Mrs c. L Rnssnll |