The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
4s~s 81 ths To~n and Wage Tod ErASfs
- REns Ra.dErA

Vermont saniiarium az Pittstord.
Place your orders with Burt. the
florist. for Easter lilies. Adv. 55t2
Let Us have your orders for Easter
Monday ball Burt. the florist
Adv. 5St2
A regular meeting OF Bennington
Aerie. r. O. F.. win be held Tuesday
evening.
Miss Olive Archibald OF Manches-
ter is visiting her sister, Mrs. Reu-
ben Taylor
Mrs. b. c. slade and Mrs. l. II.
Davis have returned from weeks
visit in New York.
The Brotherhood Bible class OF the
Y. NJ. {. A. viii meet on Tuesday for
lunch az $50 p. m.
Mrs. Michael Hogan and three chill
dren have returned from weeks
visit with her sister in Manchester.
Division c Of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. W. r.
Hyde Tuesday afternoon az 3 o'clock.
Miss Helen Tompkins OF Elm ST.
has returned from visit to Mrs.
Badger Tompkins Of North Bennlng-
ton.
Charles 4. Kennon OF Weeks street
was out this morning for the first
time since he was taken IN a month
ago.
Misses Carolyn and Josephine
Clark have returned from a weeks
visit in Erving. Mass with their
aunt.
The usual prayer meeting and song
service viii be held in the Guide
board chapel Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Gradatim class Of the Baptist
church will meet this evening at the
home Of Miss Lura Morse on Diyi-
sion street.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Civic league will be held in the
library IL 1880 o'clock Tuesday even
Ing. April eth.
Every member of the Bennington
Falls club is earnestly requested TO
be present at the regular meeting.
Tuesday night.
Mrs. L. II. Davis has returned from
New York with a full line OF ladies'
and children's hats. which will be on
sale Thursday. Adv.
Special Easter prices on any S25.
S2s.and $50 suit or overcoat. your
chaioe now 500. Hart, Schaffner and
Marx make. Mulligan & Roche.
Adv.
Miss Mary McGurk. who recently
underwent an operation at one Of the
New York city hospitals. is expected
to return to Bennington tomorrow
= Mrs. Della Breese. who has been un
dergoing treatment at Troy hospital
was able to be taken TO the home OF
her son, Harry Breese, on Grandview
stree. today.
The Scale Co, bowlers will com
pete with the Baptist church tonight
on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. Tuesday
the Elks and Congregational church
teams will meet
Persons who intend to send memoir
ial flowers for the Easter service at
st. Peters church are requested TO
have them at the parish house early
Saturday afternoon.
President Arthur ]. Holden OF the
Bennington county national bank ane
family returned Saturday from San
Francisco, where they have passed
the latter portion of the winter.
D. NJ. Gleason will start up his mill
a. Woodford tomorrow. after having
It shut down for two months. He will
begin to draw lumber to supply local
trade as soon as the roads dry up.
Over sexentyfve men attended the
service at tho Methodist church last
/ evening, which was addressed by the
pastor. Rev. T. L. Dow, who is the
chaplain Of the brotherhood. who at
tended in a body
Work on the new postoifice build
ing will be resumed as soon as tie
weather will permit. The marble, in
GLIDING the pillars which win stand
In front of the entrance. has been cut
during the winter and ii will there
fore be possible to rush the work
once the weather becomes warm
enough.
The library wishes TO acknowledge
another gift of books from one of its
patrons. among the titles are: The
Grey Cloak" and "Puppet Crown" by
Harold MacGrath; The Pet" by
Frank Norris; Lady Roses Daugh-
ter" and Eleanor, by Mrs. II. Ward
"A Kent Squire" by Frederick w.
Hayes, and History Of a Crime by
Victor Hugo.
Some of the new books. purchased
by means of gifts to the private sub
scription fund are: Light of West
ern stars" by Zane Grey; The
House Of Happiness" by Kate Laugh
len Bosher; "Cap'n Dams Daughter, "
bv Joseph Lincoln; Taste of Apples