The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-04-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nows Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The sewing class of the Y. w. c.
will meet this evening at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. d, Laub of Poughkeep-
sic, n. Y. are visiting NJ. Margohn of
North street.
Wanted-Girl as saleslady in a gen
eral dry goods store. Address Box Y,
Banner Office. 65tf
Let us clean your furs before you
store them. 1t keeps away moths
O'Brien. Adv.
Important business is to be tran
sacted at a meeting OF the local, car
penters to be held at o'clock tomor-
row evening.
BE at Morgan Park Thursday at 4
o'clock and see the b. II. S. baseball
team defeat the d. U. fraternity team
OF Williamstown.
Mrs. Bridget Dowd died early this
morning at her home on Union street.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nounced in Thursdays Banner.
A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Morse East Road Friday evening at
500 conducted by Rev p. l.. Dow.
The bennington High school base.
ball team will meet the d. U. frateni-
ty team of Williams college at Morgan
Park, Thursday, April 9th, at p IN.
w. II. Nichols leads the Y. NJ. c. A.
Forum tonight at $50 in a discussion
Of the question, Shall the human race
continue?' This meeting is open to all
men.
John Mcclure, a former resident
who has been living in Albany during
the past eight years, has returned to
bennington and may reside here in
the future.
Oscar Arson Eddy and Nellie Bent
both of Bennington were united in
marriage Monday evening April "a,
1916 at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. p. l., Dow.
| Charles F. Donnelly, former resi-
dent Of Bennington and Mrs Donnelly
of Albany have been called here by
the death Of Mr.. Donnellys aunt,
Miss Helen F. Leonard.
Frank Albert Chapel and Furnia
Luetta Woodruff both of North Adams
Mass, were united in marriage Tues
day afternoon April %, 1916 at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. p. L.
Dow.
Cyril Scott. who will be remembered
by many as The Lottery Man" is to
be seen in a iive-part drama dealing
with capitol and labor Lords of High
Decision. Opera house tomorrow
| ADV.
Lorraine Huling, formerly Of Ben
nington in His Wife" fye-part
heartrending romance of younl
wife's love and devotion, opera hous,
today Adv
Judge c. II. Mason successfully un
derwent preliminary operation in ;
Troy hospital yesterday and is Resin!
comfortably 1t is expected he will b.
able to undergo the principal oper
alton in a week or ten days.
| Announcements have been receive,
here of the marriage at Kingston, n
; Y, on April 10 OF DR.. Edwin Forres
Sibley, a former resident Of Bennine
I ton and son OF Mrs. Margaret Sible
OF this village, and Miss Sara Squie
: OF Kingston
The local Odd Fellows this eyenin
: will observe the 9th anniversary q
the founding of their order AT tn
o gathering to be held at the rooms {
). Stark lodge a painting Of the late A. !
Childs presented to the lodge by Rolf
n W. Childs of Brattleboro will be III
! | yelled.
. Several of the young people as SCI
= retaries of societies connected wit
the Second Congregational church al
e to give reports at the anniversary {
n the church tomorrow night. OthC
n young people will be intereste
8 These who have Joined the church I'll
u last few years are especially invite
. to be present.
, The first annual May day ball of Ii
- Catholic order of Foresters will
% held next Monday evening, May |
. the American Foresters hall, but Il
r. supper will be served in the Cathol
q Foresters rooms. The committee
I charge is composed OF Joseph Bell
MARE, George Grafton and Franc
= Thivierge. a special effort is beiI
made to make the affair a signal su
cess. 60
= The funeral of Miss Helen f. Leo
Ip ard was held from ST. Francis de Sal
e. church this forenoon, Rev. FIR. Cab
officiating. The bearers were Patric
t6 Matthew and Thomas McGraw
: Troy, Charles f. Donnelly of Alban
NJ Joseph Nash and Frank O'Toole of tn
y. village. Among those from out
u town in attendance were Mr.. and MI
@ John Houlihan of Hoosick Falls, Mi
Id Katharine Mack and Miss Kathari
X Clark OF Troy
II A sale of second hand articles W
be held at the Congregational chat
W on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 2
vi and Bird Those, who have articles
- donate will please send them to t
-, chapel on Monday, May list. Arranl
- ments have been made for a conVt
le- ance for Monday morning to coll,
Ial articles for the sale in cases whe
If. the donars are unable to get them
m. the chapel If those having artic
80 for the sale, who cannot arrange to
9tf liver them will notify Mrs. Edward
Bennett the articles will be collect
gu at that time, Adv.