The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Coming-"The Nations Peril.
Adv.
Clam chowder tonight at Estes
market. Adv.
Miss Hazel Hufnagel is spending
the week with relatives in Hoosick.
August Beecher is spending Satur
day and Sunday with relatives in Al
bany.
Joseph Hufnagel has been spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays with
friends in Pawlet.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Russell will
20 to Hoosick tonight to spend Sun
day with friends.
Miss Catherine Butler of Rutland
is spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry r. Hufnagel.
Threda Butler Of Rutland is spend
ing few days as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs d. F. Cronin.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Potter of
North Adams, Mass. are spending
the week end with Rev. and Mrs, p.
l.. Dow.
Miss Margaret Place of Catskill on
the Hudson is spending the Thanks
giving holidays as the guest of Miss
Mathelde Vossler.
Assistant Judge of County Court
- ntN e,eta N
the village Friday and inspected the
repairs being made at the county
court house.
Don't fail to see the two-part
I.aemmle drama. THE White Feath-
err Volunteer" with Rupert Julian
and Elsie Jane Wilson at the opera
house today. Adv.
Maurice Costello, Leah Baird, Edna
Holland, GLADDEN. James and Helen
Holmes are among the stars i'll to-
days picture program at the Harte
Theatre. Adv.
New steps in the one step and the
old waltz will constitute tonight's
lesson at the Recreation Dancing
class at Library hall The class will
start at o'clock
There are three more lessons in
the Recreation dancing class series
being held at Library hall. Tonight
the one step and waltz viii be taught
Admission price 10 cents, with dane
ing until 1890
Frank Phillips, who is teaching at
Derby, Conn. and George Phillips
who is attending the Yale school for
recreation instructors at New Haven,
Conn, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G, Phillips. They
will return tomorrow,
Last night the Tigers scalped the
Braves, five to nothing. The Tigers
rolled strong, none falling below 500,
and White going to 555 Next week +;
Monday. Mohawks VS.. Pirates; Tues.
day, Hillsides VS. Red Sox, Thurs.
day. Independents Second vs. Tigers !;
Friday Independents VS.. Braves.
Last chance to see the three big
acts OF vaudeville al the opera house
today. II. NJ. Morse & Co., in the
farcial playlet, Uncle Seth and the
Hoodoo," Fanten & Fanten, that
gabby pair that thrill in the air and
Herbert Cravley, character imperson.
ator, Adv.
The Second Congregational church,
Rev. G. S. Mills. minister, cordially
invites the public to its services to-
morrow Morning worship at 1890,
Sunday school at noon, C. Z. meeting
at $50. evening worship at 7.30 The
subjects Of the sermons VIII be-
morning, "A New Heart and A New
Spirit" evening, Broken Hearts
and Countless Stars"
Two items so badly written that
they could only partially be read
have been received by The Banner
today and of course had to go into
the waste basket In sending items
and announcements to the paper it is
important that the handwriting be
iO6ipiO. III pal tiNuldi udlhtS .SnOuIu
be 50 plain that there can be no mis-.
take. 1t is common thing in every
Office to receive matter that cannot
be read
The annual sale conelcted by the
Ladies Aid society OF the Second
Congregational church at the church
parlors Wednesday, December LIST,
will open in the afternoon at two o.
clock and continue through the even.
ing. There will be an unusually at.
tractive display OF useful and fancy
articles. Ice cream and cake will be
served both afternoon and evening.
Large cakes OF all kinds, half or
quarter section of cakes will be sold,
rare opportunity to purchase some
OF the best cake ever offered for sale.
Adv. .e r''~f-s''-''..2 42t9
The subject of Rev. P. l.. Dow at
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing will be "a Wise Mans Business"
Bible school 1900 Junior League
800, Epworth League $50, Evening
service 7.30 preaching by pastor,
Text Two Legs or a Piece of an
Ear" The special music in the eve.
ming will consist of solo, Bearing
His Cross" by Miss Nellie Ray,
Duet, why Not Say Yes Tonight
Mrs Helena Downs and Miss Mildred