The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-06-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Miss sarah Necue OF Troy is spend
ing the weekend a. her home here.
Ralph Vim has started the cree
ton OF a bungalow a. Haynes cor
pers
Building stone and dirt TO give
away away at the sta-k Hose comp
any building. J. }. Chrysial contrac-
tor. Adv.
Sunday being Flag DAY. the ladies
OF the ". r. &. ask an citizens 10 OBJ
serve the same Monday by hanging
out flags.
Miss Elizabeth c. Hoffman. n teach
er in the high school. has gone 20 her
home in Moth Chatham for the sum
mer vacation.
A party Of local boys are planning
o leave for Camp Abnaki on July 2.
Tor a period OF two weeks. Any other
boys who are interested in this state
camp. may secure fuller information
al the Office OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
The mission. which has been con-
iucied az 81. Frances de Sales church
an this week. viii close Sunday after
noon. There viii be two services.
lne at o'clock. for women. and the
other for men AT 4 O'Clock.
Mrs. Shirley Williams OF Main
street has gone to Manchester TO at
tend the junior alumni banquet at
the Equinox house Monday evening
and other commencement exercises
II Burr and Burton seminary.
The open-air meeting at the sol
Tiers home Sunday afternoon will be
held a, $50 o'clock and will be in
charge OF the Y. NJ. G. A. All who
will come and help sing or otherwise
lend their influence will be very vel
come.
Miriam Rebekah lodge will enter
tain Unitah lodge of North Adams
and Crescent lodge Of South Shafts
bury Monday evening Supper will
be served at 6.l5. The regular bust
ness meeting will open promptly at s
o'clock.
Cluett a. Sons have closed their
store which was formally in the
Bennington Gas Light building and
have opened an Office for the accom-
mediation OF patrons in the Gibson
building next to Walbridges store on
Main street. Adv.
The members OF the Second Con
gregational Sunday school and all
others interested in Childrens day
decorations are asked to send flowers
o the church late this afternoon or
early this evening. Buttercups and
daisies and other white and yellow
aowers will be gratefully received by
he committee.
Services at ST. Peters on Sunday
will be: 730 a. m. Holy Communion;
$50, Sunday school; 1045. Morning
Prayef and p. M, Evening Prayer.
At the Ferndale church. Woodford
road there will be service ats o'clock
In the afternoon. and at the school
house. Green Mountain Valley, serv-
ice at the same hour. All are cordial.
" welcome at all these services.
II. p. Woodman on Friday present
ed petition TO the village trustees
and as n result of this petition a spec
ial village meeting is called for June
% to see If the village viii authorize
The oiling OF the streets. Oil has been
used on the streets for several years
but is more expensive than sprink-
ing-and the trustees did not feel JUS
iiiied in using oil this year unless so
directed by the village.
Lambert q burlington have just
completed the construction of con.
crete walks on Union and South
streets The old curb has been reset
and concrete curb constructed along
4 portion OF the way. The compile
ton of this work fills a much-noeded
improvement in that part of the vii
lage. Walks have also been laid at
he residence of Dr. Putnam and this
firm is now engaged in constructing
walks and steps at the new residence
IF A. w. Braisted on Elm street.
The First Baptist church will cele-
brato Childrens day tomorrow at
1880 a. m. The members OF all de-
par ments Of the Bible school a.e re-
Quested to assemble at 1915 and pre-
pare to march into the church togeth-
er. An interesting program has been
" anged and young and old are inyit
ed TO attend. At the close of the ex-
ercises the pastor, Rev. VIM. +. Mey-
er, will make a brief address on the
subject. Our Secrets Revealed" The
Dose Offering OF the morning will go
toward the new room for the juniors.
The c. f. society will meet at 630 p.
H. and The evening hour OF worship
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