The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-10-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers


| saving at Joe Levin's. Adv.
| Ladies' coats, suits, dresses and
| skirts at reduction today at Joe
Levins. Adv.
Last appearance of the Marcus
! Musical Comedy Co., at the opera
house tonight-7two full shows.
Reduced prices at sale of household
| furniture at the home of Mrs. IL. l..
Field on Imperial avenue. Adv.
Rev Henry II. Sanders, D. D. of
| New York City is guest at the home
| OF Doctor and Mrs w. E. Putnam
M. T. Hamlin will receive apples at
his cider mill beginning Wednesday
Oct IL, making will be two cents per
| gallon. Adv.
Norma Talmadge, beautiful Trl-
angle star in "Marthas Vindication"
aarte Theatre tomorrow. Benefit of
Band. ADV.
The sale of household furniture at
| the Fields residence on Imperial
avenue win continue this evening and
| MONDAY evening. AdN.
DO not purchase your winter fur,
nishings until you visit the rummage
sale to be held at the Old Academy
Library, October 1913.
! All cutters, towards and yellow
| streak folks are warned not to see
1.-The GUTTER" with Lionel Barrymore
! at the opera house, Monday. ADV.
Married man for farm and orchard
work wanted, must be experienced
| teamster, good habits, wife willing to
take boarders. Apply at The Or
| chards. 2tf
| Our great alteration sale ends to-
night at IL p. m. Buy shoes for the
! whole family and save money. Joe
Levin's corner store opens this after
noon at $50. ADV.
| Remember the Rally ut the Guide
| board Sunday school Sunday after
! noon at 3 o'clock. All members and
workers of other days are invited to
| help make this the best year the
| Guideboard has ever had.
Beginning Wednesday, October 4,
there will be an administrator sale
| of household goods at the residence of
the late Henry l.. Field on Imperial
avenue. The hours will be $50 to
100 a. IN. and to p. m. Adv
News has been received here of the
death at La Grange. III. of Ann Albro
Grover, wife of the late William H.
Grover, formerly of this village. Mrs
Grover passed away at the home Of
her sen, Harry E. on October 3. Bur
ial was at Maple Grove, Richmond, n.
~.
There will be an administrator
sale of household goods at the resi-
dence of the late Henry L. Field on
Imperial Avenue. All kinds of furni-
ture will be sold as well as pictures,
dishes. books and a piano. Sale be-
gins Wednesday, Oct. 4, from $50 to
| 1870 a. m. and from to p. m. Adv.
5tf
| Something Behind" will be Mr..
| Mills theme Sunday morning at the
Second Congregational church. Hour
of worship is 1880. Sunday school
| promptly at 70 o'clock c. +. meeting
| III NOV. IlN6ilihS NOi olltb az Low WIN
an address by Mr., Spargo, The
| Social Order and the Christian IDEAL
The public is most cordially invited
| to these services.
You viii interested to hear John
| Spargo at the Second Congregational
| church Sunday evening. Mr. Spargo
is a very acceptable speaker before
J md ttnfNrnpefffnu ha n "
| every year many appointments OF this
nature and also in leading churches
| CT the various denominations. His
! subject tomorrow night will be "1he
| Social Order and the Christian Ideal"
At the annual village meeting held
| in the old academy this week G. b.
| Johnson was elected moderator; c. A.
! Robinson was elected clerk; S. l..
| Robinson was elected collector; John
Spargo was elected treasurer; G. b.
| Johnson, w. II. Berry, A. j. Holden,
! John Spargo Howard II. Shields, w.
| II. Miller, trustees: w. H. Miller and
| George Worthington. auditors. \ tax
| of soc on the grand list was voted.
| The affairs of the cid village are in
a sound condition.
w. NJ. Ritter, wealthy resident Of
Washington, ID. c., who has looked
over Bennington property has pur
| chased large tract OF land of Mr. Or
Wis in Manchester and Will build a
beautiful country hCme there. The
house is to be furnished with fine old
Colonial furniture and Mrs. Ritter and
her mother have been touring New
Hampshire and Massachusetts buying
quantities of fine all pieces. They
have secured the services of George
Robinson who travels with them.
Rev. Henry NJ. Sanders, d. ID. of
New York, predecessor of the Rev
DR.. Eaton in the pastorate of the
Madison Avenue Baptist church OF
that city, will preach In the First Bap-
fist church here Sunday morning. The
pastor. Rev. w. G. Towart, will oc-
cupy the pulpit in the evening. Dr.
Sanders is one of the foremost preach
ers connected with the Baptist denom-
nation in the United States. He
comes here especially to see Mrs. An
ME S. Hawks, the aged authoress of
the hymn 81 Need Thee Every Hour"
and others almost equally famous,
who is seriously i'll at the home of her
daughter Mrs. w. e, Putnam.