The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Dancing class in n. 4. o. p. hall
this evening.
Mrs. n. A. Kennon OF north Branch
street who has been i'll the past month
is much improved.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will meet Friday afternoon in the
chapel from 3 TO 5.
Basket ball practice for girls, to-
night at the NJ c. A. at 7.30 O'clock.
Folk dancing and marching also.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Waite have NOV
ed from Branch street into the Carrig-
an tenement on Stafford street.
Little pictures will be taken at the
studio over the street railway WAITING
room until Tuesday by request. Ady.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Brown are pre-
pairing to move from the house owned
by Mrs. J. b. Morse on North street 10
the Meagher tenement.
Rev. G. S. Mills has returned from
Boston and will conduct the Congrega
tional chapel service tonight. The
topic OF the meeting is THE place of
work in the life of the soul
The regular conclave OF Taft Com
mandery No. 8, K r. will be held in
the Masonic Temple Friday night,
March 10Th at 7.45 Order of the Tenn
| pie will be conferred
Mrs. Albert Morse of North Adams
and daughters Doris and Beulah haze
| returned to their home after weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
M. II. DEMO and Mrs. Jonathan
| Morse.
| Kid Rosch the North Adams box
er who has appeared at the Canadian
club rooms here. won bout in Albany
Tuesday night when he stopped John
the Barber of New York in three
| rounds.
AT Satter's market. To introduc .
our True Blue bread made of Heck
er's bread -four we shall offer for
| Thursday Friday and Saturday four
ten cent loayes for Csc. single loaf
&c. Each loaf wrapped in sanitary
paper. Adv.
Joe kenney of Pittsield who was
a member OF the Bennington baseball
team three years ago. was awarded
a position in the all star basketball
team picked from the college players
in Indiana kenney is now attending
Notre Dame college and will catc.l
for the varsity team during the com.
| ing season
/ The mid-week service OF the First
Baptist church will be neld this eve.
ming at 7.S0 o'clock What can Bap-
lists contribute toward the common.
life of the church, will be the sun.
ject of consideration A large attend.
ance is desired, some visitors from
the other churches are expected. All
are welcome
The annual minstrel entertainment.
given by the pupils of st. Francis
academy Wednesday evening was an
unusually successful event. Academy
hall was filled to overlooking at the
evening performance. The progra N
was almost entirely musical and lie
different numbers were given in a
manner that showed the young folks
TO be the Dossessors of considerable
talent. The entertainment was gwen
under the direction of Joseph McDer.
mott and William j Lonergan A
nfne'piece orchestra assisted mater
ally in the success of the entertain
| ment.
List of letters remaining uncalled
Tor at the post Office. Bennington VT.
Tor the week ending March Is. 1915:
Mr.. Robert Bentley. Mr.. William
Bowles, Josephine Coron MIR. Clark.
| Wooden Mfg. Co. Mr.. A. S. Lawson.
Mr.. Frank Lorette. Mr.. A. II. MacFarl
and, j. F. Wood, care Mrs. Burnham.
Box l22. Mrs. Minnie Davis, Marie
| Davis, Miss Josephine Elwell. Mrs.
Herbert Haskins. 165 w. Main St.
Miss Hazel Jenners, Mrs. c. 4. Lewis.
| Alice h. White These letters will be
| sent to the Dead Letter Office March
~, 1915, il not delivered before. In
calling for above please say "advertls.
ed giving date of list.