The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-20
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Albert Norton of Jersey City, for
mer resident, is visiting in town.
Miss Eleanor Murphy is visiting
friends in Dorset and Manchester
Mrs. Jane Johnson of North stree.
is visiting relatives in SALISBURY.
Miss Wayne Dunn OF Troy is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Winslow
of Gage street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dean and
father are spending few weeks in
Hartford. Conn.
Any man who intends to buy a pair
of shoes should see the new ones now
selling at Harris. Adv.
Alfred l.. Madden of Troy is
visiting for few weeks as a guest of
Miss Ellen Madden of Main street
Just received a complete line OF
Queen Quality ladies' shoes for fall
1914. ~ Noveck, agents. ADV. u
Don't forget the food sale at the
Methodist church Saturday afternoon
August %, Adv.
IL. w. l.. kidder of Lewiston, Me-,
who has been spending several weeks
instown, left this morning for Spring.
field, Mass.
Miss Rose Hines of Fair Haven
returned this morning to her home
after a several days visit here as a
guest of Mrs Gilrain of Depot street.
Ladies Home Journal for Septem-
Der is out today on sale at Evans
special articles interesting to every
women in this issue. Adv.
All who have sung with ST. Francis
de Sales choir during the present year
are requested to meet at Academy
hall, at o'clock this evening.
Miss Helen Cutting of Union street
left this morning for Pittsheld where
she viii spend the day, later going TO
girls camp at Lake Pontoosuc for a
few days.
An item in the St. Johnsbury Cal
tuoiidI ody D. ilCo Idbt HIS
sold his place to Mr.. Brockway OF st.
Johnsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Page ex-
pect to go to Bennington
About 25 of the young friends of
Miss Gertrude Robson Of Depot St,
gave her an enjoyable surprise at her
home Wednesday evening. Games
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Miss Beatrice Temple, who has
been visiting here with Mrs. John
Temple of Main street, returned this
morning to her home in Fort Plain.
n. Y. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Miss Victoria Temple, who will
visit in Fort Plain for few days
There will be meeting of the Z.
VI. T. a. b. society Sunday after late
mass. II is earnestly requested that
all members be present as there is
business Of Importance to be transact
cd in addition to the settlement OF
the picnic affairs. 1918
The Bennington Ama;uers will go
TO North Adams Saturday afternoon
for game with the Tunnel City team
on the latter's home gounds. The
two teams have played five games
during the present season OF which
the North Adams nine has won three.
Baptist men and their friends will
meet tomorrow friday evening at
Camp Kumango for an outing in the
pines. Come right from work If pos
sible. and bring light lunch Cof-
fee will be served free of charge,
and so will watermelon. There will
be a good time for all.
Ilo for Camp Kumanso. The men
of the Baptist church. and their
friends, will have an outing tomor-
row friday evening after working
hours. Coffee and watermelon will
be plentifully served. but each man
will bring his own lunch. Don't hest
tato, but just come as early as pos
sible. There will be no expense, but
the car fare.
No word has been received for sew
eral days from Judge L. l.. Bates.
who is in Europe with Edward IL.
Eve EFT Cablegrams received from
Mr.. Everett Indicate that he and
Judge Bates have been in Florence.
Italy, since the opening OF the Euro
pean war but that they have since re-
turned to Mr.. Everetts Switzerland
residence at Nccvey.
The mid-week service in the First
Baptist church will be held this even
ing at 730 o'clock. What talent
has God given you? What are you
doing with your talent? Could you
give a satisfactory account OF your
life IL Christ should request ii of you
now? These are some of the Ques-
lions that suggest themselves as We