The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for pusy Readers

Live and boiled lobster at Estes
market. Adv
George II. Robinson of SALISBURY is
spending the day in the village.
Wanted Saleslady in a drygoods
store. Address Banner Box d. Adv
Special for today only hyacinths Is
cents each. Burt, the Florist. Adv
Children's dresses, latest styles, big
values at 45c and csc at the New York
store ADV.
William Hamilton, who has been liv-
ing on Gage street, is moving his fam
lily to farm in SALISBURY today.
Mrs. Levi Tatro, who has been
spending the week in Arlington, has
returned to her home on Beach street.
Mrs. Earl Darling is visiting rela
tives in Pittsfeld Mr.. Darling will 90
down tonight and spend Sunday there
Henry B. Walthall hero of The Birth
Of Nation, and Edna Mayo in The
Strange Case Of Mary Page at Ilarte
Theatre today. ADV.
Chelsea Harrington starts work
Monday on the construction of a
garage on the property of Mrs. Chas
E. Patterson in Old Bennington.
Branch No. Of ST. Mary's Guild
will hold business meeting and cleo
| ton of officers in the Parish House
Monday, May from to ;.
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock
life problems Of young men between
10 and % will be discussed at the
Y. NJ. c. A. This meeting is open to
all young men.
! Married-In Troy, n. Y, April a.
by Rev. Mr.. LouX, pastor of the First
! Presbyterian church. Rex. l.. Sit
terly and Miss Frances T.. Ernst They
will reside in Pittsburg, Pa.
The Hogan property on Maple street
consisting of two houses and thirty
eight thousand square feet OF land has
been sold to Frank b. Pope of Ben
nington through the Nash & Hutchins
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Cummings are
quietly celebrating their 25th wedding
anniversary at their North street
home today and will leave this even.
ing for a trip to New York and Wash
ington.
Christian Science services at sos
Main street Sunday at II a IN. Sub
; ject: Everlasting Punishment We'd
nesday evening meeting at 7.3O. Read
ing room open Tuesday Wednesday
and Thursday from to p. m. The
public is welcome.
! The ball to be given next Monday
evening by the Catholic order of For
esters will be one of the finest affairs
of the season Music will be furnished
. by Theberge's orchestra. The ball
. will be given in the American FlIes-
tiers hall, dancing from 9. until ?. 1lt2
Monday afternoon and evening, be-
ginning at four o'clock, the Junior
members of the Y NJ c. a. will enter
tain their mothers beginning with
gymnasium work. supper at six, and
social time following. There will
be special music. This will mark the
close Of the Junior suppers for the
season.
An interesting program. with a LOT
r of good fun, has been provided for the
members OF the Methodist Brother
hood at the meeting Monday evening
u One copy of a newspaper containing
7 local hits has been prepared and will
+, be read. There will be a general soc
, ial hour and refreshments and rec
ord crowd is wanted
Attorney Frank Archibald was in the
village today and brings in the big.
, gest' fish story of the season. Accord
ing to Mr.. Archibald's extolation OF
! Arlington as paradise for fisherman
he told of a party who went out this
week and between them in one after
noon caught 80 trout which weighed
10 q pounds.
, The funeral services OF Morton n
Duncan, the two.months old baby OF
/, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Duncan who died
, Thursday, were held from the home on
the Burgess road this afternoon, Rev
I p IA. Dow officiating. \ number of
/. friends and relatives We're present to
proffer sympathy to the bereaved par.
/ ents in their unfortunate loss. The
burial took place in the village Gene
terry.
christian Hospitality will be Nj.
Mills theme next Sunday morning at
the Second Congregational church.
The subject of his evening address will
be Entertaining People into the
! Kingdom of God-Can 1t Be Done?
; Is 1t Worth While?". Hours of wor.
ship are 1890 a m and 7.3O p. m. The
evening service viii be held in the
chapel. Sunday school at noon. c.
r, meeting at $50 p. m. The public
9 is very cordially invited to these ser.
l vices.
/. Edward Jones, a veteran of the civil
war, died yesterday at the Soldiers
home, aged y years. He was brought
to the home from Rutland about a
week ago on cot suffering from
bright's disease, his condition being
such that slight hopes were entertain.
ed for his recovery. He enlisted three
times during the war, first nthe lth
Vermont from Brandon; second from
the 18th Vermont at MiddleseX: third
from the Bird Vermont at Berlin The
remains were sent for funeral and
burial, to Montpelier where he has two
sisters living.
A sale of second hand articles will
be held ut the Congregational chapel