The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-08-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News u the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Visit the New L OTk StOTe. AuV.
Rev. Joseph B. Lyman has Joined
his family here for his annual vaca
ton.
A clean up of children's soc and
$1.00 dresses now for 35c at the New
York store. Adv
The Pavilion campaign begins Mon
| day. Buttons may be obtained from
children at 10 cents each to help out
| the fund.
Miss Bella Herbert, who had been
the guest of Miss Bibian Houle, left
Friday evening for her home, Shawn
igan Falls, 7. Q.
The cubs of the playground will
play game of baseball with Il North
Adams team this afternoon at 3 o.
! clock at the playground.
Wide, wide variety OF girls white
J and colored dresses in sizes 6 to IL
J are now ticketed at surprisingly
pleasing clearance prices at the Drys
dale store. Adv.
| Ht sOuHudy PipSoAoii VI NV |htAt
tauqua will be given in the tent to-
morrow night at eight O'Clock. In or
| der to help defray the heavy expenses
| of the week a collection will be TAX
| en-.
When one of the playground chill
dren asks you to buy a badge to help
raise the pavilion fund next Monday
remember that is the first and only
| call for your support of this civic en-
! terprise.
Surprisingly pretty house and
| porch dresses for women at CSC. in
all sizes "a to so, wide choice. At
tractiye cool summary dresses of
wolfe, lawn and linen at S195. Mostly
in sizes up to 9S. Adv.
Wonderful bargains will be offered
today at Joe Levin's store, which is
| the last day of the sale. 1t will surely
pay you to call and look at the great
| bargains. Joe Levin, North and Riv-
er streets. ADV.
Willard w. Bartlett, secretary of
Bennington County Improvement as
| sociation will speak at Morris Barac-
ca class of the First Baptist church
| tomorrow at noon. All young men
are cordially invited to attend.
Services in st. Peters church to-
morrow will be Holy Communion at
100 a. m. Morning Prayer and ser
| mon at 1915, Evening Prayer at 8.
There will be q morning service at
| North Pownal at 10 o'clock and Even
ing Prayer at Ferndale and Green
| Mountain Valley at 8.
Smart. new white dress skirts of
rep, linen, welts, gabardines and
other desirable fabrics at 79c. csc.
and $50. And choice bargain pick
| ings among the remaining summer
| waists, coats, suits and kimonas and
| evening dresses. All these await
you at the Drysdale Garment store.
Adv. 'e- = Fl}'N q
| Christian Science service Sunday
at IL o'clock, corner Park and Scott
streets. Subject: "Spirit", Golden
Text "My spirit that is upon thee.
and my words which have put in
| thy mouth, shall not depart out of thy
mouth saith the Lord, from hence
forth and for ever" The public is cor
| daily welcome.
| The Second Congregational church
| will welcome the public to its SER
vices tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. G..
S. Mills. has returned from his vaca-
| ton and will preach at the morning
service. Hour OF worship is 1890.
Sunday school follows at IL. c. r..
meeting at $50. This church, with
the other churches will unite in the
Chautauqua service in the tent at
7.30.
The First Baptist church will con
duct services tomorrow morning at
| the usual hour, 1890. The pastor.
Rev. w. f. Meyer will preach, his
subject being The Open Door" The
Bible school win meet at the noon
| hour with classes for all ages.
There will be no evening service in
the church. A cordial invitation is
! extended to all to meet and worship
with us.
The funeral of Miss Josephine II.
Keller was held this morning from
st. Francis de Sales church at o.
clock with a requim high mass. Rev.
r. r. Carly acted as celebrant, Rev.
FIR. Cahill as deacon and Rev.
Thomas Carly of st. Johns church
of North Bennington as sub deacon
The bearers were Walter Kelly,
Frank Fl. Hurley, Dean /. Martin
Joseph O'Brien. William Hurley and
John Murphy. The burial was in
Park Lawn cemetery. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful.
Earl w. Williams, proprietor of the
Bennington garage, wishes to state
that he did not know until he read
the Banner last evening that William
II. Harrington, who was passenger
in one of his automobiles from Brat
tleboro to South SALISBURY on Thurs
day, was an inmate of the Brattle-
DOro retreat Mr. Williams states
that the arrangement with him was
made for the transportation