The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Nsws Of the Town and Village Tolo
Briefly for Busy Readers

]. A. Evans has returned from a
business trip TO New York city
Vermont plays football with Middle
bury today in Burlington IN their big
gest game Of the year.
The Fox Trot will be taught this
evening at the dancing class to be
held at o'clock at library hall.
Come early and get your choice
from our beautiful stock of suits with
reduced prices Julius L. Weichman.
Adj
Ladies OF Gage street circle No. 8,
will serve clam chowder supper AT
the Methodist church next Friday at
{ o'clock Adv
Our beautiful suits are. the newest
styles and have been reduced at least
80 l-3 pre- cent from original price.
See advertimement. Julius WEIGH
man. ADV.
All members of Bennington order OF
Eagles are requested to meet at ael!e
rooms at Z o'clock Sunday morning to
attend the funeral of brother William
T. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Herbert Small was taken to
the Troy hospital yesterday afternoon
in serious condition. George Small
went to Troy this morning. where his
brother Herbert is employed.
A Decentralization of Rex Beach's
famous Alaskan life The Spoilers"
| will be produced by the Joseph w.
Payton Stock Co., at their last appear
ance at the opera house tonight. ADV.
Happiness or power? The answer
is found in The Weakness OF
Strength" with Edmund Breese and
| Ormi Hawley. A Metro wonderfully
| of the lumberlands at the opera house
| Monday, Adv.
| An unusually strong cast will be
| seen in the support of Edmund l3reese
| in the Metro wonderfully OF the lum-
| berlands The Weakness OF Strength
| including Ormi Hawley. Clifford Bruce
| and Evelyn Brent at the opera house
| Monday Adv.
Christian Science service, coo Main
| street Sunday. IL a. IN, Wednesday
| 100 D. M Reading room open TO
| 5 2. IN. except Saturday and Sunday
| The public is welcome TO all services
and the use of the loan library of au-
| thorized Christian Science literature.
Members o.. the local grange who
wish accommodation for the trip to
Hoosick grange on uext Wednesday
evening please notify Charles b. Sher-
man. committee, or telephone Mrs. w.
c. Clark. secretary, and be at L. 0. G.
c. hall at 645 Arrangements have
been made to 80 by auto at 60 cents
each.
The Second Congregational church,
Rev c. s. Mills minister. cordially in
vites the public to its services tomor-
row Morning worship at 1890. Ser
mon theme. Ideas of Life" Sunday
school at noon. c. T.. meeting at
$50. Evening worship at 100 Sub
ject OF address. Good News the
World Around"
Assistant Judges c. A. Perry of
Readsboro and H. n. Shaw of Man
chester were in the village Wednes-
day and drew the grand and petit
iuries for the coming session of coun-
ty court which viii open on Decem-
Der with Judge Willard ". Miles
OF Barton presiding. Sheriff Godfrey
will not notify the jurors of their Sc
lection until next week.
Calvin Williams, the negro prisoner
from Manchester who attempted to
escape from the county jail recently.
is making considerable trouble for the
sheriff Instead of eating when
served in the Jail, Williams throws his
food on the floor and his other actions
Indicate that the man is either feign-
ing insanity or is mentally un-
balanced The sheriff is convinced
that Williams is making an effort to
secure a commitment to an asylum
He is charged with states prison
offence.
st. Peters church: Services for
Nov. l9th--Holy Communion 730 a.
m. Sunday school and young peoples
Bible class at 9.45 a. m; Morning
Prayer 1890 It is important for par
ents and boys and girls to note that
although the little ones are dismissed
at 1890 the main Sunday school has
its weekly worship from 1890 10 al
O'clock 1t is Il privilege for old and
young to be together for the church
service rather than separately as
hitherto Evening Prayer will be at
FIVE o'clock.
List OF letters remaining uncaled
for at the post Office Bennington. VI.
for the week ending Nov. 10, 1876,
Mr.. |. NJ Bentley, Mr.. John H, Buch.
Mr.. p. H. Collins, p. r. Lee. V. NJ, d.,
Mr.. John r. Ryan. Sheyboyan Knit.
ting Co., Monica Brady, Miss Lulu
Cronin, Mrs. j. W. Cole, Mrs. j. N.
Miner, Mrs George Mcguire, Mrs.
Anna Almel Towsley These letters
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Nov q, II not delivered before, In
calling for above please say "Adver-
tised" giving date Of list.
NJ