The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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]. J. Stakeholder is in Arlington to-
day on business.
At the New York store, boys pants
specials at 25c and soc. Adv.
Miss Avis Babcock of Hoosick is a
guest at the home of Fred O. Graves
Miss Helen Kohler of Waterford is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John McCue.
Buy you. children's school clothes
at the New York store and save
money. Adv.
soc stamped pillow covers at SOC
for today and Monday at Miss L. NJ.
Barneys. ADV.
b. Dewitt e. Lewis and family
have returned from their vacation
passed at Lake Cassoyuna.
There will be a meeting Of the X.
o. X. a. Monday evening at s,
Peters Parish house at $50.
Miss Lucy Houle of Troy and Miss
Agnes Sullivan are the guests OF Miss
Bibian Houle of School street
Miss Mary Doyle of jefferson
avenue has returned home after va
cation in Albany and Schenectady.
Miss Myrtle Martin has been called
home from Ticonderoga by the seri-
Gus illness of her sister, NJ 5. A. Gal
liant.
One of the alleys in the Y. NJ. c. A.
| will be open and ready for use to-
night for the first time since they
| were repaired.
Earl Barrett who graduated from
| the high school last year has accept
ed position as teacher in school
in East Rupert.
The new physical director for the
local Y. NJ. c. A. will reach Benning
ton next week and will immediately
take up his duties.
| William Black, who has been spend
ing few days here as a guest OF
| Zebra Graves has returned TO his
home in New York.
| All members of s. Francis dc
Sales choir are requested to meet in
the yestry Sunday morning lmnedt
a.ely after second mass.
| Miss Anna Fraser and Miss Eliza
| McCuc have returned from visit
in Troy. They were accompanied
home by Miss Sarah McCue.
| Mr.. and Mrs William II wills
who returned Thursday from theil
wedding trip. began housekeeping
this morning at 246 Union street.
Archie King, who sustained inJur
les Tuesday evening from fallins
from "a shed in the back OF Coles
drug store, is able to be out again.
| Miss Velma James of Floral Pa k
L. l., is expected in Bennington today
to visit with her father j. \. James
who has been spending several weeks
here.
]. NJ. Hyde lett this afternoon fol
Detroit, Mich, where he will a.tenC
the national encampment after which
he will visit in Lansing and Della
ware, Ohio.
Mrs. Mary s. Hesly and Frank c
Phillips will sing duet 20 Salu
tarls' by W.egand at ST. Fiancis d,
Sales church Sunday evening. Bene
| diction at seven thirty.
A limited number of children's
stamped dresses from years to 1.
| yeas of age to be sold today at Si.Ot
each, former price Sl.25 and Sl5(
each at Miss l.. NJ Barneys Adv
Next Tuesday the last game of The
Recreation league will be played at
the Playground The game will be
between the Hucklcberry Juniors and
the Evening Banner team The base
ball trophy for this years session will
be awarded at this time.
Services at st. Peters, tomorrow
twelfth Sunday after Trinity Holy
Communion. 1870 a. m, Morning
Prayer and sermon 1916 a. m. Eve
ming Payer, ;. Morning Prayer
North Pownal. 10 a. m. Uusual scr
vices at Woodford and Green Noun
tain Valley at D. m.
Rev. James 5. Clark of North Ben.
nington will preach Sunday morning
at the Second CONGREGATIONAL church
in exchange with the pastor. Hours
of worship is 1890; Sunday school at
noon: c. +. meeting at ESQ. A cor
dial welcome TO visitors and strang-
| ers.
The game between the Benedicts
| and Bachelors will be called at $50
at the Playground this afternoon I'M
less il rains hard before that tine.
Owing TO its situation. the playground
diamond dries Off very quickly and
will be in good condition provided
another hard shower does not come.
The First Baptist church will con-
duct public Worship tomor 'ow at
1889 a. m. and 730 p. m. The pastor
Rev VIM. r. Meyer. will continue the
subject of The Sermon on thc
Mount" at the morning service. and
in the evening will speak on The
Trouble with Lot" The opening cN-