The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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IS bananas for CSC at Estes market
Adv. 81 100t2
Walter c. Houran of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting at his home here.
70. good shoes, rubbers, rubber
boots and arctics at lowest prices
visit the New York stores sale, ADV.
Valentine dance at the Young Wo-
mans club this evening. Dancing
from S.9e to l1.30. Admission 20
cents. A buffet lunch will be served.
The Methodist church bowlers
scored three points from the Braves
ON the Y. VI. c. A. alleys last night,
the former team bowling 2241 pins
while the latter bowled 2212.
Dandeions, beets, spinach, kale,
curley and head lettuce. celery, toma-
toes radishes, new turnips, wax
beans, ripe pineapples, etc, at Estes
market. Adv. 100t2
It is always worth while to read
the adv" in The Banner. Watch out
for the statements of the no-lioensc
committee See the new one today
with more facts for the voter.
Anyone wishing to help with war
relief sewing may call for garments
which are cut and at the library.
These garments when finished are
sent to hospitals on the French firing
line and are very much needed.
The Pirates VS. the Big Mill, post.
poned game will be bowled today at
the Y. The schedule for next week
On the Y alleys will be as follows:
Monday, Baptist church VS.. Big Mill;
Tuesday, Elks VS.. Hillsides Wednes-
day. Baptist church vs. Pirates; Thurs
day, Congregational church VS. Cubs;
Friday, Baptist church VS.. Braves.
The First Baptist church will con-
duct public worship at 1890 a IN. to-
morrow with sermon by the pastor,
Rev. VIM. +. Meyer. The subject will
be The Law of the Spiritual World.
At the noon hour the Bible school
Will meet with classes for all ages.
The Mems class invites all men over
eighteen years to meet with it for the.
study OF great religious principles and
problems. The G.. Il. society will
meet at $50 p. m and the church viii
meet in the Methodist union service
in the evening when Rev. Clifford II.
Smith of Burlington will speak. "A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to meet with us.
The mems supper served in the
Baptist church last evening under
the auspices of the Mems Bible clss..
OF the church was attended by fifty
men. The supper was prepared by
Mrs John Paulson and Mrs. 7 A..
Davenport. and was commended by
all present The American flag was
in evidence as was also a portrait of
Abraham Lincoln and a large pulpit
Bible each having for its setting and
back ground the folds of the stars
and stripes. After the suppe, was
over the POSTMASTER OF the OCCASION,
James X. Loyett. was introduced ana
IN humorous fashion called for the
following toasts Our Class-Past
and Present. by Reuben II. Galusha;
"Our Class-its Social Side" by Asa
r. LOOMS; Our Class-Helping the
Community" by DR.. f. S. Pratt; Our
Class--Getting New Members By
Benjamin Lewis; Our Class--its Flu
ture" by Rev. w. f. Meyer. Each OF
these toasts was well received and
the occasion was pronounced a sue
cess. The personal experiences OF
Doc Miller in hunting for bears ana
cornering wood-chucks. and vice
versa added merry climax to an al.
together enjoyable evening. The
committee in charge was Messrs Reu
ben Galusha. Asa f. Loomis, Chas.
liver and II w Myers