The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-03
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| Albert j. Buck OF NOrth Adams Is
visiting in town
Leo Kelly and family are moving
into their house on the Burgess road.
+. + Braman of Adams, proprietor
of the Braman store here, is in town
today.
Louis Northouse, who had been
housed with a severe cold 70: several
days, is able to be cut again.
All the latest styles in trimmed
hats for ladies'. misses and children
at tho Surprise store, Library build
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Specials in shoes, sweaters, under
wear, gloves, mittens and hosiery at
the Surprise store, Library building
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At the coming annual meeting OF
the Vermont Medical society to be
held in Rutland DR.. 4. +. Houle of
Bennington will read paper on
'Eclampsia.'
d. f. c. Laub and son Stanley
have returned from Brooklyn where
they went with the body of Mrs.
Laub, whose death occurred heer a
few days ago.
James d. Abercrombie and Miss F.
l.. Abercrombie Of Greenfield arrived
in town Friday to join Mr. Abcrcrom-
bies wife who is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Bingham.
Miss Mild ed Bushee of Pawlet and
her GUEST. Miss Ella Cummings OF
this village, have returned from Lake
ST. Catherine where they have been
camping with party of friends.
George VanSantvoord, who has
been spending a vacation with his
parents, mir. and Ms. Seymour Van
Santyoord, has returned to England
to resume his studies at Oxford uni
versity.
\ candle-pin match game is plan
ned for Monday evening on the Y. NJ.
c. 4. alleys at las between the j. w.
Duff players and a team of local men
who were the winners of the match
last Monday.
Christian Science service, Sunday
at IL O'Clock, corner Of Park and
Scott streets. Subject. Unreality,'
golden text, "In the Wilderness shall
waters break out, and streams in the
desert" The public is cordially vel
come.
The Bennington Ministers associ-
alton will hold it's first meeting Of
the season on Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the parish house OF st.
Peters church. D.. 4. 5. NJ. CHS
holm will read paper before the as
sociaticn. and important business viii
be transacted
The sing at the Y NJ c. y. Sun
day afi icon at o'clock as usual.
Special reference viii be made TO
the religious significance of the great
war lcf which prayer is appointed in
the interest Of Peace" All young
men Will be welcomed to this infor-
NAL gathering.
a members social will be held to
night at tho Y NJ. G. A. from to 10
o'clock, (Juniors will be expected to
20 earlier) music will be furnished
by a German pianist stories will be
told which relate TO some of the
countries involved in the European
war and refreshments viii he served.
Every member of the Association will
be ve.y welcome to be present.
An informal gathering was held
last evening following supper in
the Y. NJ. C. \. in which a Member
ship Contest between the reds and
the blues was discussed. 1t was de-
cided to hOIJ anothe' meeting on
Tuesday. Oct. 9th and have supper
at $50 so as TO reach the fellows I'M
mediately after work. The interest
in such a contest seems to be in
creasing and an interesting and prof
table month in the membership OF
the Association seems just ahead.
Set the bells ringing. fire of the
guns. blow the trumpet inside out
and let the bugle ring. II they ask
you the cause Of all this commotion,
tell them that it's the last call for
rally day az the Baptist and Second
Congregational Sunday schools tomor
row. The hour set is the usual one
for Bible study, twelve o'clock noon,
to one o'clock. As the exercises be-
gin Immediately at the close of the
church service, it is hoped that every
one attending church will remain for
the rally. Remember, rally day. like
Christmas. comes only once year;
donts you think il would pay to make
an extra effort for tomorrow and take
in an additional service, YOU who
have not been in the habit of attend
ing Sunday schoolg
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