The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-09-26
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Walter Wood is spending The day
in Arlington with his uncle, Seymour
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Adams OF Paw
lot are visiting the latter's sister. Mrs
Frank Wood.
At 800 Sunday afternoon Rev
Noble L. Ball will preach in the
Union church at Woodford city.
For salc-Seyeral tons of clean Tim
othy hay. Inquire OF Joe hathaway,
r. +. d. 2, Bennington. Vt. 96t6
New goods for fail are arriving dai-
ly in large quantities at Joe Leyin's
store, corne Of North and River SIS.
99t2
Wanted-Women to learn starching
Apply laundry department, Bot
tum & Torrance company. 1912
Wanted Women to learn starching
Apply laundry depa tment, Bottum &
Torrance Company. 9at2
New Emerson and Beacon shoes for
men at Noyeek's. Adv 99t2
Saturday and Moaday, Sept. 26 and
2S, fail opening days at McLeods mil
lnery parors, 515 Main street 1913
The will be an auction Of house
hold goods at the homo of William S.
Turner, rs Adams street, Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock. 100t2.
Wanted-To purchase now and en-
gage 70 rthe spring, good COW and
hose manure. Inquire of Joe Hatha-
way, r. +. D. No. 2, Bennington, Vt.
ADV 96t6
The household goods of William S.
Turner, 1l5 Adams street, will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday,
Sept %. at o'clock in the afternoon.
ADV. 1OOt2
At the Chapel church Sunday eve
ming, Rev. Noble L. Ball will give an
illustrated sermon, which will be of
interest to cid and young. Cordial
invitation to attend is extended.
Auction Sale of Household Goods
The household goods Of William
S. Turner. 1l5 Adams street, will be
offered for sale on Tuesday, Sept.
20, 1914 at o'clock in the after
noon. l00t2
Howard Corden, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Messenger of
New Boston, Mass. died OF spinal
menoneitis Friday night, Sept IS.
Mrs. Messenger was formerly Miss
Gladys Bottum of Bennington.
1t is expected that candle-pin
bowling match will be held on Mon
day night in the Y NJ. c. A. between
team of the Duff workmen on the
New High school and a picked team
Of local men. A match between the
Association Bowling Committee and
another five man team is a good pos
sibihty for Tuesday evening of next
week.
Services in st. Peters church on
Sunday will he holy communion at
7.30 a. m, Sunday school at $50,
morning prayer at 1915, address on
the subject of Prayer" Evening
prayer at p. m, with bible talk.
On Wednesday, at 10 o'clock in tho
morning, there is brief service of in
tercession for peace and for all who
are affected by the war. This is a
service to which all townspeople are
particularly invited. Seats are fee
and all are cordially welcome at all
services. The women of the parish
will begin work for the Red Cross
on Tuesday next at p. m. All are
| urged to let nothing prevent theiI
attending at that time. On Thursday
Oct. LIST. there win be 4 lantern lee
ture with ice cream on sale, at p. m
in the parish house; price OF admis
sion, ten cents.
Since reading the Second Congre
gational Sunday schools announce
ment regarding rally Sunday in yes
terdays Banner. havo you decided to
not only be present on Octobe- 4th.
but to urge upon others to come al
so? If this school wins out in the
| lFlenulN tOnltSl Win Aut bdpNloA - ~
will be because every one OF the
| scholars works harder than the
scholars of the other school. for
both schools have most interesting
exercises and. in some respects. arc
alike What does il matter If, after
working hard, one school beats the
| other? The enthusiasm shown is
not wasted. nor would ones atten-
dance at the losing school be in vain.
Let every one connected with the
Second Congregational Sunday
school enter the contest with all the
vim and push that he can command
The program prepared by the com
mittee will be your reward for com
ing out that day. and the chances are
that Won will want to come right
along. Perhaps YOU have been re
naming away OF late: never mind,