The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tok
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s ~ NNey Neaasta
Miss Nellie Bacon. the manicurist
has moved from els Main street to
the rooms over Harte Theatre. site
William E. hawks. ID. OF Lansing.
Mich. and his sister, Miss Helen
Hawks of Ottawa. ILL.,. are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Helen B.
Hawks. IA
Mrs. Frank Bradford's name was
omitted from the list Of committees.
as chairman of the comfort kits com
mittee. Mrs. George Graves has also
been added to the list in place of Mrs.
+. d. Bennett who has resigned.
Chief of Police Patrick Brazil went
this forenoon to Willamstown to at
tend the hearing Of William Caldwell.
the negro, who was arrested here
Wednesday evening on the charge of
stealing an automobile belonging to
Sumner Salter, the organist at VIII
liams college.
The funeral Of Miss Christine Bleu.
the 17.year-old~d daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Bleu, was held from the
home of her parents on the Burgess
road at O'Clock Friday afternoon
Rev Thornton f. Turner. rector of
St Peters church, officiating. The
bearers were immediate relatives and
the burial was in the Park Lawn
cemetery.
There will be a special servicee at
the Baptist church Sunday evening.
Dr. Cronkhite of Burma, India. will
speak All the other churches are
invited to attend. The members OF
The Summer Conference Alumni
Association are asked to meet in the
chapel at 7.20. Those who have not
already contributed to the delegate
fund kindly bring 25 cents
Services Sunday July 29th. St
Peters church, Thornton f. Turner,
rector At $50 a. m. Holy Commm-
ion; 1890 a. m. morning prayer with
sermon. THE Savior and the Ma.
tons" This is the second of three
addresses upon the Atonement as re-
lated TO "a the individual t2) the
nation, and CD the church The
third will be the subject of the first
Sunday in August Evening Prayer
with Holy baptism will be at FIVE
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Theodore Hauser, tobacco and
asparagus grower of Sufileld, Conn,
has been the question his brothers-in-
law, G. p. and Calvin Endress, Fri
day he visited the Bennington field
station hatchery and was visibly inn
pressed with the large number of
young trout in the raceways. There
is a hatchery at Sufleld which Mr.
Hauser has visited many times but
he never saw such collection of fish
as Warden Higgins has under his
charge.
An Oakland touring car while zig
tagging to Bennington from some one
of the resorts on the New York state
side of the line Friday evening collid-
ed with the Saxon Six driven by Miss
Martha Dewey Miss Dewey was on
her own side of the road and the
fault OF the accident is clearly to
rest with the driver of the Oakland.
| The Saxon was not badly damaged
| and was later hauled to the Benning-
ton garage for repairs The Oakland
was put out of commission and was
left beside the road.
Advertised letters for the week
ending July 90 Mr.. Claus Aggerup
(S. D., Mr.. Earl Bronson (2). Mr..
| Harold Colvin 90 Hoosic St, Mr. G.
Il. Edwards, Mr.. Felix Lorrette, John
w. Moore, Mr.. c. ]. McDonold, Mr.,
| Roster Salesman Robert Refs Co,
Mr.. Matti Yunno, Mrs. Alice Allen
| Davis Ave, Mrs n II, Burlington
Mrs. Edward Cullen. Miss Lucille Me
Kay, Miss Ina Murdaugh, Mrs A
Nash, Mrs. Mary Russell Mrs. II
Retter, Mrs. Charles Seymore, Mrs
Celia Winslow, These letters will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office Aug. 6
1917, II not delivered before In
calling for above, please say "Adver
tised' giving date of list
The public is cordially invited tC
the services at the First Baptis
church tomorrow Dr. l.. w. Cronk
hite of Burma will speak both morn
ing and evening, DR.. Cronkhite Il
one OF the popular leaders at thu
summer conferences and has large
following of young people. The hou
of the morning service is 1890, thu
evening service 1880. The Confer
ence Alumni association will SIT in
body at the evening service and al
young people are invited to meet Dr
Cronkhite socially in the church par
lors at the close Of the service.