The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
lewa OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Would you turn traitor to your coan
try for $lOOOOO?. ADV.
Mems outing flannel night shirts,
special 4Sc at the New York store
ADV.
Miss Frances Mackey OF Blackinton
in visiting for few days at the home
of b. A. Quinlan.
Ladies' tan extra high cut shoes,
$500, value special $3.50 at the New
York stores shoe department Adv.
Mems new style overcoats big as
sortments at $500 value much more.
See them at the New York store
ADJ
John Robinson mas returned from
Hot Springs Indiana. and is in better
health than he has been for several
yeaTe.
Mrs. Eugene Graves. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. II. woodward.
CT Cleveland, are staying for few
days at the Putnam house
Louis Haussler CT Ioosick Falls was
in town Friday He was willing TO
place 5000 on Whitman, claiming that
the Republicans would have an easy
time in New York.
The delegation of the Foresters who
planned to attend the carnival in Adj
ans tonight have been obliged to can
eel the trip because could not secure
special trolley car
Mrs Edward Lafamme has re.
turned from the North Adams hospi-
tai but she does not seem to improve
as rapidly as her many friends wish
Christian Science services, 600 Main
street Sunday, II a. m. Wednesday
100 p. M Reading room open to
p. m. except Saturday and SUNDAY
The public is cordially welcome to
service and the use Of the reading
room.
district meeting OF the w x. c.
will be held in the G, A. r. rooms this
evening Supper will be served at 6
o'clock sharp for the members and the
G. A. r. Department president Helen
p Bonnette OF St Jonnsbury will be
the visiting officer Members are urged
to make a special effort to attend the
meeting to be held at o'clock.
The public is cordially invited to the
services tomorrow in the First Baptist
church, Rev w G. Towart. pastor.
The morning service at 1890 a. m,
will be "An Autumnal Meditation"
The church will be appropriately
decorated Sunday school at II
noon. The theme of the evening ser
vice Will be- Can Christian be Neu
tral?'
Harry Meeker was called TO Water
ford Friday by the death OF his father
J. H. Meeker, one OF the most prom
inent residents of that village. MIR
Meeker was II years OF age, having
been born and lived all his life in Wat
erford, where he was q member OF the
firm of Mceker & Spotten He was
member OF the Waterford Board Of
Education since 1858. member OF X
OF c. and OF the board OF water com
missiclers
Attendants at the Second Congrega-
tional church are reminded OF the
collection boxes Tor Armenian and Sy-
rian Relief Opportunity will be Civ
en- this Sunday again both morning
and evening for contributions. \
dime win keep one person alive for
week dollar will sustain life for a
month, cnty-fiye dollars viii enable
an Armenian family to be established
in G. arative comfort Appeal for
funds ass been made by proclamation
OF the President Five million dollars
are wanted tom the American people
within two c. three weeks. Every
dollar contributed will go for relief.
as tie expenses OF organization are
me- by private subscription Deny
your ONE pleasure or comfort,
and do our part in this great work of
rescue and mercy