The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-08
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Miss Olive Tefft has returned from
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Hugh Mcclure in Chatham.
Mrs. D. p. Webster and grandson
Isaac Boies are staying at the home
of Mr.. Eldred, while they are away.
Mrs. D. E. Coping has left for her
home in New York after spending
the summer with Mr. and Mrs Vim.
Coping of Putnam street
Get your fortunes told, same as
grandmother used to tell them, from
a teapot Week days only. d Lar
more, 292 School street. ADV.
Mrs. Cathern a. Hines and daugh-
ter. Mary of Nashua, N. H., are visit
ing her brother, Edward Lewis at the
home of Mrs Emma Stratton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Eldred and Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Gardner are on a four
days tour, with new Chalmers car
through Boston, Hartford and vicini-
ny.
Miss Angelina NJ. Holley, sister Of
Mrs. w. b. Sheldon passed away, at
her home in Dorset, this morning.
Miss Holley had been in delicate
health for considerable period,
Funeral at 2 p. m. Monday.
We make to measure rain soats,
clavenette motor coats, and outer
garments. Prices are ranging from
80 to $3.50. Every garment is guar
anteed to perfect fit. Julius l..
Weichman, Ill North st. Second
floor. ADV.
Christian Science services, COG
Main street, Sunday II a. m, We'd
nesday 1880 p. m. free reading
room open to p. m. except Satur-
day and Sunday The public is cord
tally welcome to services and the
use of loan library of authorized liter
aturc
At the Methodist church tomorrow
morning at 1890 Rev. +. P, Stevens
of Rutland will preach. Mr. Stevens
is very eloquent speaker and the
public is Cordially invited, Sunday
school at has; union evening service
at 730 with the Baptist at the Baptist
church.
| The funeral of Miss Ruth Jewett
was held this afternoon at O'Clock
from the house, Rev. George S. Mills
officiating. Burial was in Park Lawn
cemetery. The bearers. all school
mates of the deceased, were Rudd
and Thomas Kinney. Tho high es
lt.eem in which Miss Jewett was held
was quite evident by the many beau
tiful floral tribute.
Education and the War will be
Mr.. Mills theme Sunday morning at
the Second Congregational church
This will be a special word for the
boys in school or going back to col
lege. Hour of worship is 1890. Sun
day school at noon G. Il. meeting al
$50 p. m Evening service at 7S0
SteIeopticon lecture. 'Foregleams Of
Liberty in Religion The public /:
cordially invited to these services.
Sunday services in st. Peter;
church will be Holy Communion a
730 and morning prayer at 1880 a
m The subject OF the sermon vii
be the unfolding of Christs life t
Himself" Sunday school will hole
its first session at $50 a. m. and al
! are requested to come prepared t
take up the work of the new term
The Young Peoples Bible class vii
meet later, due notice will be given
Evening Prayer in the church at
p. m.
The Tereoentenary Commission o
| the National Council of Congregation
al churches has prepared slides fol
| illustrated lectures on the genera
theme, The Development of Demo
cTacy in Religion" The first one II
this series. 1.-The Foregleams of Ii
berty," viii he given by the pastor t,
morrow evening at the Second Con
gregational church. This is not in
tended just as a show Of pictures
merely to entertain. The slides arr
new and excellent, but the lecture 4
the important part, and will be vel
worth hearing by all who wish to un
derstlnd the history of the moderl
church.
List of letters remaining unoallei
for at the post Office for the weel
lending Sept 3, 1917:-Mr. Herber
Bailey, Mr. Forrest Bottum, Mr.. Fri
dolin Drouin, Mr. Delafeld Dubois
Mr. T. Guy Galusha, Edward Grover
Mr. Geo. Il. Kelly, Mr.. Hiram Mattel
Mr. Marian Rice, Mr. Chas. L
Schmitt, Miss Katharine Bingham C.
In care of Norman w. Bingham
Emma Grover, Mrs. Emma Grover
Miss Mary Hanlon, Mrs. y. l.. Hur
but Mrs. Helen Jones, Miss Grac
Percy, Mrs. Rose Phelln, Mrs. j. Il
Snow and Mrs. Fred Il. Wood. Thes
letters will be sent to the Dead Let
ter Office Sept IL. 1917, If not deliver
ed before. In calling for above
please say Advertised" giving date q
list-Emory S. Harris, p NJ.
Tomorrow will be Rally Day 1
church and school at the First Bar
fist church. Remember the change
in hours OF service. The school G
Religion meets at 9.45 Let ever
member be on time. Mrs. Dewitt
Lewis Is chairman of the Rally ia
exercises in the school and desire
the co operation OF ALL Regula
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