The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-06
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l. H. hl,s visited m Nortt ADAMS
Friday.
I-aGrecQne Tailored Underwear Al
cost. AZ n. {. Klock's. $40 Main S.
Adv. as
G.. b. Raymer o. Berlin. \. y is
the guest OF his sister. Airs. John r.
Burton OF Elm street.
BOYS tan shoes. ages 3 10 lsls.
sale sl.s5 al the New York store
shoe department Adv.
Ladies' dresses. tan or blue coat
style sale sSc az the New Ye=k
stores economy sale. Adv.
Philip 7. Il. Pierson left today for
business trip TO Michigan and viii
be absent for several weeks.
Miss Ethel Cooling OF Springfield.
Mass. former resident. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Helen J. GoOding OF
Pleasant street
Master William Slaitory. who un-
dorwcnt an operation on his throat
and nose al North Adams recently,
has recovered.
Miss Anna aud Irene Putnam Of
San Diego. Cal. former residents.
are expected in Bennington about the
middle Of the month.
The youngest daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Dennis Enright VAS .akcn ON
Friday to the Samaritan hospital at
Troy. for an operation for appended
tbs.
Nelson 4. Moulds OF Newark. \.
j.. former resident. rs visiting in
town. For many years Mr.. Moulds
has been identified with the New
Haven clock works.
Miss Josephine NJ. Keller has re-
turned from a district Library meet
ing OF Rutland and Remington Coun-
ties held this week at the Mark Skin
ner Library, Manchester. VI
Wanted two or more young men to
take part in a wrestling or sparring
bout at the picnic TO be given July 4.
by the Modern WoOdmen OF America.
Apply TO J. w. Speryer, 6ls Main st.
Adv.
Miss Grace Hyde. daughter OF Rev.
J. Chester Hyde. pastor OF the Euclid
Baptist church OF Cleveland, o.. is a
guest OF Miss Katherine Burt. Miss
Hyde is a student nj Nassor college.
Poughkeepsie and came to make Miss
Burt visit before returning home
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. II. NJ. Richie delightfully."- en-
tertained number of her friends at
a musical at her home Thursday after
noon. Mrs. T. $. Brown of New Bri-
tain, Conn, who was a guest OF Mrs.
Richie, sang several selections &C
companied by Harrison Potter. Mrs
Brown has a rich contralto voice and
the affair was much enjoyed by the
ladies present. Dainty refreshments
were served.
The local Woodmen are making
preparations to hold celebration at
Hunts upper grove on July 4. The
plans OF the local camp are not yet
completed. but it has been decided
that some of the features will consist
of an outdoor picnic with a dancing
platform and other attractions. There
will also be big clambake and a
baseball game. There has not been a
picnic in Bennington on the Fourth
of July for number of years and
the Woodmen are looking for a good
attendance. Adv.
The First Baptist church will hold
services tomorrow at the usual hours.
Public worship with sermon by the
pastor at 1899 a. m. and 7.30 D. m.
\ special invitation is extended to
tho older members of the church TO
be present at the morning service.
Conveyance will be furnished those
unable to walk. At 1l.30 a. m, the or
dinance of the Lords Supper will he
observed and at noon tho Bible
school will meet. The Junior society
at 3 y. m. and the Senior Endeavor
at $50 p. m. will also he the order Of
the day. All are welcome. Come
Some seventy people attended the
social last evening at Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Strattons, given by the Chapel
Methodist church. The program eon-
sisted of out door sports by the
young people, followed by an indoor
program, of readings by Miss Bessie
DEMO, and Helen Carpenter, recita-
tons by Esther DEMO and Il. 4.
Griswold, vocal duet by Helen Car.
penter and Elsa Wahluuist and i'm.
strumental selections by Gertrude
Cranston There was also general
singing, Miss Gladys Stratton presid-
ing at the organ. Ample refresh
ments We're served, and the occasion
was one which will be pleasantly re-
membered, by all present Commit
tee of Arrangements. Mrs. Amanda
Bowles and Elmer Stratton.