The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
ArIei!y for 5usy Readers


O'Clock in Library hall Tickets ten
cents.
Miss Helen Rudd, who has been III
OF the grip for the past week, is able
TO be out again.
Mrs. Charles Robertson of Depot
street has secured a position with the
E-Z Waist company
Eugene Lalortune and f. S. Rice
have purch. d Chevrolet touring
cars of Perry 3. Gardner.
Ladies' flannel petticoats with en-
broidered bottoms, big value only 45c
At the New York store. ADV.
The Metro Feature THE Bridge or
the Better Man" will be shown at the
Harte Theatre Monday. Adv.
Miss Agnes Houran. who has been
assisting in the office of Probate
Judge Z. c. Bennett, is Ill Of the grip.
Judge o. NJ. Barber of the United
States of customs appeals oG-,Wash-
ington, is in the village for few
dayt.
Miss Amy Harbour, who has been
absent from her duties at the Probate
Office with grip, has recovered and re-
sumed her employment.
James Mckee, who has been en-
plcyed as horticulturist at The Or
chards, has been temporarily trans
ferred to Dir. Everetts property at
TCbasco, o,
The members of Miss Vossler's
dancing classes VIII hold a series OF
informal dances ON Saturday nights
until she returns to resume the les
sons.
There will be three full shows at
the opera house today, when the
Partisan girls will make their last ap
pearance in Bennington in the mill
tary hilarIty The Battle OF Too
Soon. Adv.
Miss Grace Cook of Silver street
was pleasantly surprised by number
OF her friends Friday evening in hon
or Of her birthday anniversary
Games were played after which re-
1reshments were served
Thursday night in the bowling
on the "Y" alleys the Pr.
ates IN a fair way took every point
from the Red Soy. The Pirates: O.
w Barratt. L. Perry, w
G.. Atwood The Red Sox
II. Flynn, S. Edison Whitaker, Il. Sex
ton, f, Morse.
The Second congregational church
cordially invites the public to its Sun
lay services Morning worship at
1880. with preaching by the pastor,
Theme OF sermon. Change of Habit"
Sunday school at noon C. E. meet
Ing at $50 At the evening service.
hour 7.30. Edward A. Mead will recite
the play, The Passing of the Third
Floor Back"
beginning Monday there will be a
2 hour picture show times daily at
the Harte Theatre including the usual
feature Of merit and additional reels
OF educational, scenic cartoons or
comedy pictures, The matinee will
begin as usual at 8 o'clock. The first
evening show will start at O'Clock
sharp ard the second at nine O'Clock
at the regular admission Of and 10
cents. ADV.
Christian Science service, Sunday
at j o'clock at SAP Main street Sub
ject: Life" Golden Text: La
Dor not for the meat which perisheth,
but for that meat which endureth I'M
to everlasting life, which the Son of
man shall give unto you" Reading
room, same address, open Tuesday,
and Thursday afternoons
from TO o'clock The public is
welcome.
The presence of senior members is
desired at an election Of Y NJ. c. A.
directors Monday evening, January
18th, at eight O'Clock, Nelson Hitch
cock is nominated to succeed H. w.
Myers, and Fred Stickles to fiji the
term of Fred Austin, re-
tired C. NJ. Graves, j. L. Griswold,
o. w. Harwood and l.. II. Ross are
nominated to succeed themselves.
The board of directors will meet i'm
mediately following the election, to
organize and conduct the usual bust
ness.
The services at st. Peters church,
tomorrow, the second Sunday after
the Erirhany wh be, Holy Commun-
ion at 100 a m. Sunday school at
$50 4. III, morning prayer and scr
mon b. the rector at 10.45 n m, eve
ming prayer and sermon at 500 p m.
At this service the Rev James Elmer
Mckee, rector OF ST. Paul's church,
Nergennes, will preach. This will be
tho last opportunity to bring gifts OF
toys for the hox to be sent to Grace
Hospital, Morganton, N, c. The box
will be shipped during the coming
week.
High class motion pictures will pre-.
cede all performances Of the Jack
Lynn Stock Co, at the opera house
next week, making two full shows for
the price OF one. Motion pictures