The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-08-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


NC lily oudl6 olOTt VIII NC open W
night; closed all day tomorrow. Adv.
Master Nathan Cominsky, of New
York, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ii.
Levin.
The Drysdale store will be open
tonight; closed all day tomorrow.
| ADV.
Misses Katie and Josephine Sur
prise of Troy are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Buss-
Miss Helen Fitzgerald OF Pleasant
street is spending few days in Sche-
nectady visiting friends.
DIN w. Harwood has completed
the cellar of the house which he is
having erected on South street.
f. J. Cummings barber shop will
remain open this evening until II
o'clock and will close Saturday at 1
O'Clock. Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Starbuck of South
street has returned from few days
visit with her parents in Cambridge,
Mass.
Otis L. Richmond OF st. Johns,
Mich, and Henry E. Richmond of
Westwood, n. j., are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Mary l.. Whip of Depot
street.
There will be church services at
| both Green Mountain Valley and
Woodford, Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock
Miss Gertrude Carney of Silver
street has returned from an extended
visit with friends in Rutland and
Proctor.
Mrs. d. f. Cronin of Depot street
left Thursday evening for Lake Bonn
oseen, where she will spend week or
ten days.
John Barleycorn,' the life of Jack
London, in six massive parts, with ac-
ton every minute, beautiful photo
graphy will be presented by the Bos-
worth feature film company, at the
Library theatre today.
The funeral OF George H.. the ID
year-old son of MIR. and Mrs. William
Warren, was held at 3 O'Clock this
morning from ST. Francis de Sales
church. Rev. p. j. Doheny officiating.
Relatives acted as bearers.
Services on Sunday at the Second
Congregational church. Rev. G. S.
Mills. pastor. will be as follows;
Morning worship. at 1880, theme OF
sermon, THE United States of the
World: Sunday school, at noon; {.
f. meeting. at $50. Strangers and
visitors will be most welcome,
There will be an open air meeting
on the lawn at the soldiers home.
Sunday afternoon at 2.15. The meet
ing is called early on account of the
band concert The meeting is under
the auspices of the local Y NJ. c. A.,
and the speaker for the afternoon is
John Evans. Everybody is cordially
invited whether member of tho Y.
NJ c. A. or not.
Patrons of the library will be inter
ested TO know that the following now
books are now in the library: Eyes
of the World" by Harold u. Wright;
Captivating Mary Carstairs,' by
Henry Synder Harrison; Dark Hol-
low" by Anna Katherine Green;
Desert Gold" by Zane Grey, "Rung-
no" by Talbot Mundy; "Sweetapple
Cave. by George Van Schaick, and
"a Fool and his Money" by George
Barr McCutcheon,
At the Library theatre today-An
other of the big things in motion pic
lures. John Barleycorn.' the life of
Jack London in six big parts, won
derful photography. great acting
There will be two full shows so all
can see this beautiful production.
First show from 73O to 3; second.
from . to 1890. Those who can con
veniently, should wait for the second
show. Tomorrow: THE House OF
Darkness: Monday. The First Law
of Nature" three.reel western fea-
turc; Tuesday. THE Million Dollar
Mystery" Regular admission VIII Dc
cha ged at each show today.
The First Baptist church will con
duct its regular services on this com
ing Sunday In the morning at 1880,
the pastor, Rev. VIM. F. Meyer. Will
speak on the subject. Patriotism,
Past and Present" and in the even
ing at 7.30. on the subject. THE FL
deity OF Good Intentions" The BIZ
BILE school will meet at II o'clock,
noon. and appropriate exercises com
memorative OF Patriots day. will be
a feature. The public is cordially in
vited to the services of this church.
The pastor is in full sympathy with
the annual union service that is held
in the Old First church, but for the
benefit of those not able to attend,
will occupy his pulpit as usual.
Fresh made sausage for Saturday
at Eddingtoh's.
one of the features OF the Benning-
ton 4th Of July celebration was the
simultaneous release OF seven paper
balloons. one for each ward in the
town. in each Of which was a postal
card addressed to the Evening Ban
ner. After the first two OF three
weeks the hope OF ever seeing one
OF the cards was given up. but Thurs
day evening the postal card from the