The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-14
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nows OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Inc pest lduleS ready lndue SoWA
are at Weichman's, III North street
Adv.
Fifteen dollars lie enough for
ready made suit Come to WEIGH
mans. ADV
The ready made suits at WEIGH
mans are fitted into tailor made. III
North St. fight up. ADV.
At Joe Levins on Friday and Satm
day, ladies' coats and suits will be sold
from 50 to 81 less than regular price.
ADV.
II. C. Simmons Of North Bennington
has been awarded the contract for the
heating and ventilation OF the new
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mcclure of
Depot street have gone to Youngs-
town, Ohio, to visit her nephew,
George Cox.
Don't expect too much for your
money, but Weichman will give you
lull value in ladies' gowns ready to
wear ADV.
Boys Bulgarian suits with TWO pairs
of knickers will be sold at reduced
prices on Friday and Saturday at Joe
Levin's. ADV.
At Joe Leyins Friday and Saturday
mems and boys mackinaws will be
sold from soc to $3.50 less than regu-
lar price. Adv.
From 81 to 81 less than regular price
on any of our mems and young mems
suits and overcoats on Friday and Sat
urday at Joe Leyin's. Adv
Just received at Joe Leyin's large
new stock OF ladies' and misses plush
and velour coats which will be sold at
reduced prices today. Adv.
All members of the +. NJ. 7. A. b.
society will meet at ST Francis de
Sales church at $3.50 p. m. Sunday to
renew the pledges in body. There
viii be an important meeting in the
rooms after the services
Members of the Y. w c. their
mothers and friends are cordially in
vited to attend a party in the club
rooms this evening Music from the
new victrola dancing, games, etc,
will furnish entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Z. Burke have
returned from Brattleboro where they
went to attend the Richardson-Brown
wedding on Thursday evening. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. L.
b. Comstock of Brooklyn who was a
guest at the wedding.
Notwithstanding the week Oct.
16, 1916 the Bennington and Troy auto
bus will operate four days week on
ly via Tuesdays Thursdays, Saturdays
and Sundays. This schedule will con-
tinue as long as the weather permits |
operation this season. Wager's Auto |
Bus Line Inc, Il. O. Wager. Adv lite !
Tomorrow evening, at 100 at the |
Second Congregational church. I'M
ion service of the churches viii be |
held in the interest of the Huguenot |
churches in Belgium and northern !
France, which have suffered greatly |
from the devastation of the war A |
special offering is asked fer, and |
friends are urged to be generous. |
This meeting will be addressed by
Rev. Dr.. Henri Arnot. distinguished
Belgian minister. who is commended !
to the American churches by the Fed
eral Council OF Churches of America.
which includes all the Prott slant de,
nominational bodies. Dr. Arnet has
been in Belgium under German rule,
and comes with very interesting and
message The public is
heartily invited and urged to attend
this service.
'Tercentenary sunday" tomorrow at
the Second Congregational church
At the morning service, 1890, MIR. 4
Mills will speak upon odd Ideals
Made New" The opening exercises
of the Sunday school, at u o'clock.
will relate also to the meaning of the
faith and Congregational
This church has no de
sire to win people from other
churches; it would avoid proselyting
as it would plague. But it does de
sire to have CONGREGATIONAL people,
)ld and young, appreciate their heri-
age and cherish great enthusiasm
md loyalty for their own And also it
would like strangers and visitors and
any who have no decided choice of
church affiliations or church home to
understand what Congregationalism |
10th past and present, stands for 1t II
s with this mind and in this spirit
hat it extends a hearty invitation to
he public to attend this denomination
II service tomorrow morning Meet
ng for young people at $50. Union
service, for which see otheJ notice, at
&c.