The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Usws Of the Town and Village Told Br.efFe
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There will be regular meeting
of Miriam Rebekah lodge tonight at
8 o'clock. A large attendance is de-
sired.
The Womans Auxiliary meeting
win be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. a
large attendance is desired
-oug re uonuallg l9dmoo plnoM Vo!QM
Mr.. and Mrs. j I. Carpenter and
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Powers spent sun
day with Mrs. George Burt in Airing
ton. The trip was made in Mr..
Powers car
Mt. Anthony Lodge p. & A. NJ. will
hold the regular meeting at Masonic
Temple on Tuesday. Oct. 9Th. 7.S0 p.
m. A good attendance is requested
Balloting on candidates, reports OF
committees, receiving petitions and
other business
The bowling match of the candle
pins on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys tonight
between the J. w. Duff employees
and the Association team promises to
be an interesting match. The game
will begin at 7.45 and any visitors
will be very welcome.
The World Film corporation pre-
SCENTS the VIM \. Brady feature.
"The Dollar Mark" featuring Robert
Warwick the well konwn star in one
of the most pleasing productions
thus far made. It viii be shown at
the Library theatre today. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp, who
have been visiting his mother. Mrs.
Lottie Camp, have returned TO North
Adams. Mrs. Camp observed her
birthday anniversary Saturday. Mem
hers of the family for four genera
ton were present. The combined
ages were 1873 years and four months
the oldest being 70 years and the
youngest being l6 months.
"Ye Old Folks Concert Company,
which gives its entertainment in the
Congregational chapel Tuesday night
at o'clock. in its first part has a
program from opera, Oratorio, Semi
popular members and Readings
The second part OF the program will
be The Songs You Love" sung in
costume with action. ADV.
Dewitt f. Lewis and sister climbed
Graylock mountain Sunday riding up
the whole distance on his Harley
Davidson motorcycle over the North
Adams road which on account of the
high water bars and stiff grades is
unpassable to automobiles. Without
doubt this is the first motorcycle
with or without extra passenger to
ascend the mountain on this road.
Exceptional opportunity to see all
the newest ideas in pretty dresses
for street, afternoon and evening
wear. The Drysdale garment store
have on exhibition and sale over loo
charming models-no two alike-in
silk crepes, silk poplins, satin char
meuse messaline and wool fabrics
All specially priced for quick selling
See their advertisement elsewhere in
the paper. ADV.
The Second Congregational church
choir solicts large attendance At the
concert in the chapel Tuesday even
ing. I'VE Old Folks Concert Co"
comes under their auspices. The per
centage Of the receipts for the local
party will go TO the music fund and
will be applied for special Sunday
musical services this wmte. All in
terested are asked kindly to help
Tickets, thirtyfive cents Adv.
The concert company from Boston.
that appears in the Congregational
chapel tomorrow night. is sent out by
the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. II is a
high priced company which is secur-
ed here conveniently because OF us
engagement In Arlington On Wcdnes.
day. The press notices OF this
qua tettc and readers coming from
large cities and New England towns
are unreserved in their praises. Adv.
The membership Contest Commit
tee of the Y. NJ. C. a. are to have
IN important meeting on Tuesday
evening Of this week at O'Clock fol-
lowing supper which will be se-Ned
at $50 O'Clock to all who are able to
come Some interesting develop
ments are locked for in this contest
and a good deal OF good natured ri
valry will exist between the two
teams the Reds and the Blues. Tho
division OF workers will doubtless be
made at this meeting tomorrow night
Frank Powers. a well known resi-
dent of Hoosick. died suddenly at his
home in that village Saturday after
noon. He had suffered from diabatis
for about four years. M. Powers
was in tho village Friday OF last
week. and his death was the result Of
Z shock. He was 50 years old and
was native OF Hoosick. Besides
his widow. one brother survives The
'une-al will be held from the house
Tuesday morning at II o'clock. Rev.
FIR Frozer Of Hoosick officiating. Mr..
'oWers was well known in this vii
lage.