The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-04
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Cherry stone CLANS, oysters, finnan
Haddie and scollops at Estes market.
ADV.
Meeting of the Y. w. c. on Monday
evening instead of Tuesday. Come
and get ideas for Christmas work.
Regular meeting Miriam Rebekah
lodge Monday evening. All officers
are requested to be present to drill.
Archie Hayward of Rutland, former
ly operator at the Whitney moving
picture theater, was in the village
Friday.
handsome line of plain and fancy
boxes now on sale in our show room,
Bennington Paper Box Factory, 709
Main street. Adv.
School gym class in library hall
will not meet next week but will be
continued the following week, how
ever, in the usual order.
The pulpit of the First Baptist
church will be filled tomorrow by the
new pastor, Rev. w. G. Towart Pews
are free and a welcome is extended to
al,
Telesphore Brien and Francis
Strope, two young men from SIAM
ford are passing the week end with
their teacher, Earl Barrett of East
Main street.
Bert II. Saunders, jr., underwent a
successful operation for appendicitis
in the North Adams hospital Friday.
The appendix was so long that it had
grown tothe intestines.
At Fairhaven jury acquitted a
man who killed fifty-pound deer on
the ground that it was not a fawn.
1t must have been a stunted little
runt. then.-Randolph Herald and
News
1t is of very great Importance that
every member of the Second Congre-
gational Sunday school be present to-
morrow Full explanation of the
Christmas plans will be made in
every class.
Sunday services in St Peters
church will be as follows. Holy
Communion at 730 and 1915 a. m.
Evening prayer at p m. Sunday
school at $50 a m. The subject OF
the morning address viii be THE Ad-
venture into the Hereafter"
a robin was seen this morning in
a grape arbor in the rear of resi-
dence on Pleasant street. December
is somewhat late in the year TO see
the bird in this section. but it is UNI
doubtedly due to the unusually mild
weather of the past few months.
The Marcus Musical Co. has had a
very successful week at the opera
house and has given excellent salts
faction Tonight is their last appear
ance. An excellent picture program
win be given. Come early to get a
seat. Goldsmith's orchestra. Adv
Don't forget the Christmas sale to
be held at St Peters Parsih house
Thursday afternoon and evening, Dec
9th. There will be table of SO
cent articles, fish pond, and parcel
post table and home made cake and
aprons for sale. Afternoon tea Will
be served and ice cream and cake for
sale.
The Vision of Dry Bones will be
Mr. Mills subject Sunday morning
at the Second congregational church
Stereopticon lecture in the evening
on The Woman's Movement" Hours
of worship are 1890 and $50. Sunday
school at noon, C. Eff meeting at $50
The public is very cordially invited
to all these services and meetings,
Christian Science service Sunday
at II o'clock at 542 Main street. Sub
iect: God. the Only Cause and Crea
tor" Golden Text, The Lord is the
True God; He hath made the earth
by his power; He hath established
the world by his wisdom, and hath
stretched out the heavens by his dis
erection" Reading room same ad
dress, open Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons from 2 to
O'Clock
A general survey of the New Tesla
ment will be one of the courses offer
ed in the proposed teachers institute
for the first week in January. This
will be continuation and conclusion
of the lectures given by Rev. Charles
A. Boyd of Burlington which proved
so popular last year, and for which
there has been a strong demand
These will be given on three success
sive evening. January 9th, It'll and
Sth. They are open to teachers OF
adult classes but especially adapted
to the general public. They will not
be given unless a large number en-
roll Will all interested therefore en-
roll not later than Sunday noon, De
cember 9Th with their pastor or the
superintendent OF their Sunday
school
The proposed teachers institute for
the first of January will not be held