The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-11

prevailing in our shoe and rubber de-
partment, Joe Levin. ADV.
Life problems discussion for young
men between the ages Of Is and rs at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow afternoon
at four. Open fire. Drop in.
Mrs. Charles l.. Kendall and daugh-
ter Mildred, who were called here by
the death of Charles H. Sibley, left
this morning for their home, Holyoke,
Mass
News has been received here of the
birth of a daughter, Patricia Marie, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Houran, form
er residents now living at Ashburn-
ham, Mass.
Miss Katharine Kinsley, who has
been at the home Of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Clayton ]. Kinsley, during the
past week, left this afternoon for her
home in Burlington.
All members Of the Knights of Co
lumbus minstrel company are request
ed to meet at the rooms of the TEN
perance society In the opera house
block at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Ralph Norman OF Troy. who has been
employed as baker In Gloversville for
the past few months, will start work
Monday at the local bakery OF T. A.
Davenport where he has worked at fire.
quent intervals before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. Hogan of
School street are receiving the conso-
lation OF friends over the death OF
their infant child who passed away at
the house yesterday at the age of one
week. Burial will be in the Catholic
cemetery at Old Bennington.
List OF letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office for the week end
ing March 6, 1916. Geo. c. Burrell
Especial Delivery. John Fashie,, Mr..
stephen z. Gleason, Edward Maine.
Mr.. Lester Newcomb, Union Collection
Bureau, Mrs. George Z. Adams, Mrs.
John ]. Knox, Miss Norah Mcmahon.
Street Commissioner e. S. Buss
had the road machine on the business
streets OF the village this morning
leveling the snow and opening gut
ters ready for the melting snow. The
town "Wednesday is'slowly settling and
predictions are that II will not last
long. ~ 0Ig sft fsea 60 hsfcoq Z
Several from the village attended
the Masonic play in North Benning-
ton last evening. "a Regiment Of
Two" was successfully put on by
Tucker Lodge to a crowd Of about zoo
people. Among those who attended
from the village were Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Endress. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
L. Hall and H D. Fillmore.
At the Methodist church Sunday
pastor will preach, Text
Help Those Women Sunday school
IL. Junior League p. m, Epworth
League ESQ. Evening service 7.30
preaching by pastor, subject Saved
From the Flood" gospel solo will be
sung by George Small. A cordial in
is extended to the public,
seats are free.
Christian Science service. Sunday at
II o'clock at 542 Main street. Sub
ject: Substance Golden Text:
My days are like shadow that de-
but thou o LordSshal endure
FOR ever Wednesday evening meet
ing at 1880. Reading room, same ad-
dress, open Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday afternoons from to 8
o'clock. The public is cordially vel
come.
A railroad wreck on the B. & NJ. was
by six freight cars, west-bound,
which were derailed west Of the Will
Jamestown station shortly before noon
Friday. The accident was due to the
oackrigging Of one of the cars falling
and causing the six to leave the rails
Traffic on the westbound tracks was
stopped for the remainder OF the day
and all trains in both directions were
tent over the eastbound tracks.
The mems class III the Sunday
school of the Second Congregational
,hurch are this month making study
II motion pictures. The topic for dis.
,ussion tomorrow will be the question
If censorship. Any men who may not
,e regular attendants OF the class, but
ire interested in the subject will be
'ery welcome to drop in for half an
iour, beginning at 1915. First room
o the left, entering the chapel.
The Second Congregational church
invites the public to its SER
ices tomorrow. Morning worship at
$50. with preaching by the pastor.
sunday school at noon. C. 4. meeting
It $50. The evening service in the
at 1880 will be In union
With the Baptist congregation, and
viii be addressed by Prot Antonio Man
,ano of New York city on Italy and
he italians. The stereopticon will be
lsed. ft ~
The funeral of Charles H. Sibley
vas held from his late home on School
treet Friday afternoon. Rev. George
!. Mills, pastor OF the Second Congre-
ational church, offlciated and the
'earers were Eli Briggs, H. G. Camp,
. e. Gibson and A. M. Downs, fellow
Members OF Custer-Sixth Corps post. |
!. A. r. The G.. A. r. service was
arried out by members of the organi. !
alton Tho remains were placed in
he chapel at the Park Lawn cemetery.
nterment will BIO in the family lot IN I
he village cemetery