The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
%sws OF The Town and Village TsSs
Briefly Cor Busy Paaasre

Ss~s OF the Town and Village TsGs
Briefly Cor Busy paadsre
Mr. and Mrs. James Il. Burke and
son Gordon will motor to Hartford sun
dag.
Miss Harriet Burt left this morning
for Springfield for visit with rela'
tives.
Frank C. Archibld. states attorney
of Manchester is spending the day in
| town.
The street department. will pick up
all tin cans on July 2. Get your cans
out early Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paulson and son,
Teddy of Scott street left this noon
| for Marquette, Mich. to visit relatives.
Miss Elsie Levin returned to her
home the first OF the week in Spring
field after few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs, j. Levin.
| Doors open at the opera house to-
night at seven O'clock The first
show will begin at seven thirty sharp.
| iot~OHu SHOW Ut y. AuN
Francis Williams and Charles SUIT
| ton of Needham, Mass, are the
| guests of Mr.. Suttons aunt, Mrs.
Lutte b. Sutton of Union street.
Mrs. w. E. Putnam has returned
from st. Adams where she attended
the annual convention of the Yer
mont Equal Suffrage association.
Miss Nan Dragon returned Friday
from Northampton, Holyoke and
Springfield and resumed her duties at
the local telephone exchange this
morning.
Special meeting OF the Bennington
Fire department Monday, July 2, at
p. m. in Stark Hose rooms. Important
business All members are requested
to be present. 2St2
The girls will be entertained on the
afternoon of the fourth by Volley
ball tournament and various flag and
cracker races. Announcement of the
awards will be made later
Auto decorations for July 4th
patriotic parade, flag sets and holders,
tri-color festoons, flags of the Allies
three sizes for your car. patriotic bells
red, white and blue bunting, etc, at
Evans Adv
Mrs. Thos A. Davenport delightfully."-
entertained thirty young ladies last
evening at her home on Grandview St.
for her daughter, Ethel, in honor of her
engagement to Harrison Wilfred
Moore.
There will be a special meeting OF
Bennington council. Knights of Colum
bus in the council rooms Sunday.
July LIST, Immediately after late
mass. Business of importance will
be transacted and all members are
earnestly requested to be present
A fortune teller, who does not use
her powers of divination for personal
gain. will be at Hunts Upper grove on
the afternoon of July and will tell
you more about your future than you
ever heard before. Ask to be direct
ed to her tent, or booth in the mid
way.
Mrs Minnie Schulman of New York
who has been a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Levin on River |
street, left this morning for a visit in |
Springfield before returning to her
home. Her nephew, Harold Levin ac-
companied her for a several weeks
stay.
The public is cordially invited to !
the services of the First Baptist |
church, Rev. w G. Towart pastor |
Service at 1890, "A Communion Medi |
tation' followed by the Lords Sup
per. Junior sermon subject, Stuck |
out their Tongues" Evening Worship !
at 1880. Subject of the sermon THE |
Gun that was not Loaded" The |
School of Religion will meet at 9.15 |
tomorrow win all make an effort to !
be present.
Bennington council, knights of Co |
lumbus, will eXemply the third degree |
on class of 40 candidates at Acade- |
my hall tomorrow afternoon. The
degree work will be under the direc.
lion Of Past State Deputy d. a. Guilt |
nan and staff. assisted by District
Deputy w. Il. Grace of Rutland and
Past State Deputy Mann of Brattle-
boro. The members and candidates
will meet at the council room at go
and will march to st. Francis de
Sales church to attend musical yes
pers. From the church the knights
will march to Academy hall where !
the degree work will take place. 1t
is expected that large number of
visiting members of the order will be