The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-07-17
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Roches. Adv.
Rev. j. II. Robinson of Old Ben
nington has purchased a Hudson au
tomobile fl ON the Bennington
! garage.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Piaget of Pat
erson, n. j., are visiting here as
guests of Mrs. Isadore Woodland OF
North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Shippey OF
NoIthGeld Vt, are spending several
days with Mrs. John Clark of Main
suee..
De Witt II. Lewis. the optometrist
has fitted his office with another mod
ern instrument for testing the eyes
effectively.
Miss Doris Ryan of Branch street
has gone to North Adams to spend a
couple of weeks with her aunt Mrs.
Leon Boyd.
Fred Austin OF the First National
bank is spending his annual vacation
at one of the resorts on the shore OF
Lake Champlan.
Edward Jenney, Burton Powers
and Gordon Burke left this morning
for Camp Vista, near Big Pond,
| where they will spend several days.
| Miss Ethel Ieiferman OF IIoboken,
| Mass, is visiting here for several
days as the guest of Miss Florence
Quinlan of Washington avenue.
Mrs. w. IL. Lighthall and son
| Breese, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Maurer, returned this afternoon from
two weeks visit at Hedges Lake.
| For sale standing, the grass in the
meadows and cemeteries near old st.
| Francis de Sales church. Bids re-
ceiyed until July 20, at new rectory.
| 30t2t
Miss Frances Cohoon of Needham,
Mass who has been visiting Miss
| Mabel Sutton of Union street for
several weeks, returns Monday to
her home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Clements
| of jefferson avenue are visiting
friends in Webster. Mass, and Proyi-
dence, Il. |. They expect to be alb
| sent two weeks. ia
Big double orchestra dance at For
esters hall Thursday, might before
| a;r hxr Enllc t,,it In c
double orchestra of 5 pieces each 90
| pieces) and Martin Elwell. Continu-
Gus dancing, no waits. ADV. 90
Miss Theresa Hamilton, Pittsneld,
is the guest of Miss Doris Holton.
Just received from New York,
something new, ladies' silk sport
coats only $1O0; see them at the
New York store. ADV. t
a party composed of Dewey Jen-
| ney, Stephen Robinson, Ned Slbley,
! Albert Schwartz, Thomas Toomey,
| Alden Graves and Hugh Webb of Ar
lington will spend Sunday at Have.
Another Inn" near Big Pond in Wood
| lord
Rev, David Lovett of Orange,
Mass, will occupy the pulpit at the
First Baptist church Sunday morn
ing Sunday school will meet at II
as usual All are cordially invited to
attend these services. There will be
no evening service.
Christian Science service Sunday
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streets. Subject Life" Golden
Text: Verify, verify. | say unto
| you, He that believeth on me hath
everlasting life The public is cor
| daily welcome
| Rev. Samuel Holden OF Southern
Pines, N. c., will occupy the pulpit
| of the Second Congregational church
Sunday morning. The subject OF the
discourse will be "Shortsightedness. :"
The public is most cordially invited
| Sunday school at noon.
j. Warren Kerrigan in Victor two
part drama. THE Oyster Dredger'
at the opera house today Heiress
changes places in life with oyster
dredger and narrowly escapes losing
her fortune through the rascality of
scheming lawyer. Adv.
The services of st. Peters church
| Sunday will be as follows Holy
| Communion at 7.30 a. m; morning
| prayer at 1915 a. m; and evening
prayer at 5 p. m. The subject of the
morning address, suggested by the
500th anniversary of his martyrdom.
will be John Hus, an Inquiry on
the Relationship of Mans Life to
Principle"
Rev. j. G. Mitchell of White Creek
will occupy the pulpit of the Metho.
dist church Sunday morning and the
evening service will be omitted to
unite with the community open-air
gathering at the Soldiers Home. Sun
day school will be held as usual at
noon and there will be no other SER
vices in the church provided the
weather is suitable for out door gath
eTngs.