The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-11-07
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
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w. ]. Spalding OF Rutland passed
Friday in Bennington.
Miss Mary Humphrey will 80 Sun.
day to North Adams for few days
visit.
Mrs. T. W. Fauley and son Kenneth
of Stafford street are spending the day
in Albany
A meeting OF Taft Commandery,
Knights Templar. was held in Ma
sonic temple Friday evening.
Several relatives from Bennington
are in Fayville today to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Emma A. Green.
w. s. Mason passed through Ben
nington with a herd of 357 cattle on
his way to Charlemont. Mass, on Fri
day.
The Friday afternoon club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Miss
Katherine Gibbins at hsr home on
Maple street
Because of the trolley wi:e being
down at Pownal. the first car in from
North Adams this morning did not ar
rive until S:45
Lambert & burlington have begun
the preliminary work of laying a ce-
ment walk on the west side of Mill
street along the property of the Bot
mm & Torrance Co
/
which is serious remains the same
Mr.. Rudd who Is veteran of the
| Civll war. was a few days ago taken
10 the Soldiers Home hospital
The Y. p. S. c. f. social held in the
! parlors of the Second Congregational
church Friday evening was attended
by ~ young people. Refreshments
were served and a musical program
given.
The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Maynard
of Mill street was held from the
church OF the Sacred Heart this morn
ing at O'Clock. Rev. c. T. Prev lost
0tiic Eating The burial was in the
Catholic cemetery
MIR. and Mrs A. J. Cooper are en-
PERTAINING over Sunday their daughter
Mabel and roommate Miss Katherine
Hoffman of the Emma Willard
school, Troy and Morse Andrews OF
Colgate University.
Mrs Laura D. Cole accompanied a
party Of the grand officers which were
he-e TO attend the district O. L. ).
melting, Wednesday evening on mot
or trip The party attended lodge
meetings in Brattleboro and Whining
ton.
The Y NJ. G.. A. board of directors
will hold their regular meeting this
month on Monday rather than on
Tuesday to accommodate several
members and also to gather in the
week OF Prayer schedule in keeping
with the International committee out
line.
Al the Methodist church. Rey c. Z
Green OF Pownsl will preach at the
| morning service. Sunday school ll.s5
Junior League $3.50 conducted by
Miss Carrie Wood. Epworth League
6.3o. leader, Mrs. w. A. Austin. sun
day evening being Tho Brotherhood
night H. G. Banks will speak
The Passion Play viii be reproduc-
cd IN steroopticon pictures at the e..
NJ. G. a. Sunday at $50 p. m. by Prof
| Timothy Drake OF Roston. This will
be- tho opening OF the Week of
Prayer services and will be open TO
men and women. II Is expected that
some special singing will be given
and a most interesting meeting is
promised. To accommodate any who
cannot come in the afternoon 4 spec.
ial presentation will be given the
same as in the afternoon NJ S.45 p. m.
and will be open TO both men and wo-
men.
The Y. NJ G. g. bowling schedule
for next week Is as follows Monday.
Elks VS. Pirates: Tuesday. BAPTIST
| church rs Big Mil: Wednesday. Mo
hawks vs. Hilsides in the FIRST league
In the second league the Episcopal
team rs High School. on Thursday;
Methodist church " congregational
on Friday night The captains of the
teams in the first league will meet
Monday night at 7.30 10 arrange the
| schedule for the advance games and
settle any other matters of interest
and importance 10 the teams in the