The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-10
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ADV.
Flesh oysters at Estes market
ADV.
The dancing class tonight at $50
at Apollo hall by Mr.. Swarzwald.
Fred Hurley of Beech street is laid
up with an injury to his foot.
Raymond A. Howard of Gage street
who has been i'll. is improving.
Mrs. Charles e. Welles of Old Ben
nington visited in Troy Wednesday.
Miss Ursula Fross of Old Benning
ton is a guest of Mrs. II. c. Reynolds
OF Troy.
Edgar Holden has been spending a
few days in Rutland, attending the
Rutland Fair.
Goodall Hutton OF Main street is
visiting for couple of weeks IN
East Dorset.
Tho new dances at Apollo hall to-
night Glass instruction at $50. Ad-
mission so cents.
Miss Agnes Elmcndorf OF Bellows
Falls is spending a few days visiting
in town with f-iends.
Members of Custer Corps are re-
quested to meet at their hall Satur-
day. the 18th at 8: p. m.
Thomas and Ernest Whitman are
improving their residence on lmper-
ial avenue with a coat Of paint.
All carpenters in Bennington and
vicinity are requested to meet at the
local union rooms. tonight. Sept. 10.
There Will be a regular meeting of
the w. r. G. Friday night at 8 o'clock
officers and members are urged to at
tend.
Both OF the bowling alleys at the
local Y NJ G. A. are now ready for
use and are in bette, condition than
ever before.
Wanted, machine operators also
operators for hand turning. Apply
collar department, Bottum and Tor
rance. Adv.
Miss Mary Doyle of Jefferson ayen-
ne has returned from few days stay
in Rutland, where she attended The
Rutland Fair.
The foundation for the house which
is being built on Mccall street by
Joseph Moon, is completed and the
frame work was begun today.
Albert T. Tompson of Short street
who recently underwent an operation.
in the Samaritan hospital in Troy re-
turned yesterday TO his home here.
The high school will open next Mon
day and for a few weeks before the
now building is completed, school VIII
be held at the building on School ST.
Hunting season opens next Tuesday
and IL is reported that there is much
larger number of birds In the vicinity
of bennington than in the past few
years.
Mrs l.. l.. Fillmore and children.
who have been spending the summer
in Bennington with relatives left toy
their home in Los Angeles. Cal, Oh
Tuesday.
The First Baptist church will hold
its midweek service this evening az
1880 o'clock Tho pastor will have
charge and invites all who can TO be
present
Do, n,sts xtsfaknu hnralx "a
notify tho people of, the Chapel com
munity that he will preach in that
church. Sunday afternoon at 800 and
extends to them very cordial inyit-
alton.
Tho following fall flowers. which
have been brought to the library the
asst week are Silver rod, Bull thistle,
Meadow sweet. Ladies' tresses, Fire
weed. pearly Everlasting. New Eng
land Aster or star-wort. White Bane-
berry Shrubby Cinquefoil. Grasses OF
Parnassus. and Blue toad-lax.
Il. b. Monroe. former physical
director OF the local Y. NJ. c. a. who
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
A. c. Monroe. sailed today on the
Steamer Colon for CfistobaL Pana
ma canal Mr. Monroe will have
charge of the Physical Department
OF the Cristobal club house, operated
by the Young Mems Christian associ-
alton.
The midweok prayer meeting at
the Methodist church this evening will
be- conducted by the pastor Rev p. l..
Dow. the subject for consideration ano
prayer, viii be What il is TO be
Christian, when and how" A feature
OF the service will be singing by a
Sunday School class. The church
and pastor extend cordial Invita-
ion to any strangers who may be In
town. a helpful service is expected
Let every member who can come.
help by their presence.