The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-11
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Miss Lillian Temple spent the day
in Albany.
Miss Margaret Nash is visiting
friends in Danyers, Mass.
Julius Weichman leaves for New
York today on a business trip.
Dancing at Foresters' hall tonight
Hurley's orchestra, tickets 25c. Adv
Wanted woman for general house
work at the American house. cote
John Parish. former resident, now
of Amsterdam, is visiting friends in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Wallen and
family have moved from Beech street
to Red Mills.
Everett Morgan bf Pownal is the
new soda fountain clerk in the
Gokay drug store.
DR.. Thompson of North Adams is
on his vacation. He will return Mon
day, September 10th
Miss Alice Rousseau is spending
the week with her sister in the
Adirondack Mountains.
Edward O'Connor, stenographer at
the Bennington Scale works, is spend
ing the weekend in Adams,
w. D. Policy, the writer. Of Put.
nam street has purchased a Hudson
Supersix of the bennington Garage.
The regular meeting of the w. Il.
C. will be held Monday, Aug. 10.
There will be initiation ana good
attendance is desired.
A baseball team from the Williams
town Foresters are to cross bats with
a team from the local court at their
annual clam bake this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxon and
daughter, Gladys OF Troy are spend
Ing the day with their niece, Mrs. II.
A. Davenport on Gage street
Mrs. A. J. IIufnagq and daugAe5
Hazel, OF Gage street are spenlids
the weekend with her daueAter
Mrs PERCY Lamb in Pittsheld.
Ernest Cudworth of Spring street
and party went TO Brat;leboro today
and will return this evening by the
way Of Greenfield and North Adams
Mrs. Edward l.. Bates and Miss
Beulah Bates left this morning for
Maine where Miss Bates is to be in
charge of summer conference They
went by auto.
Miss Mary O'Donnell clerk in the
shoe department OF the Lurie store
who has been enjoying weeks va
cation, spent Friday with her
nephew, William ODonnell in Hoo
sick Falls.
| Representatives of the Bennington
Co. operative savings and loan assn.
will be at their banking rooms, in thu
Hawks block every Saturday evening
from 8 TO 10 TO explain the assoca
ton and sell stock to those who de
sire to buy. CIT
! Christian Science services, COG MaiI
street, Sunday II a. m, Wednesda,
1889 y. m. Free reading room opeI
to public from 8 to 5 p. m. except Sat
urdays and Sundays Here may b,
had all authorized Christian Scienc,
literature and loan library for pub
lie use.
Mrs L. A. Booth of Silver stree
and brother, L. C. Baringer, counse
lor and attorney at law, OF Boston
We're guests OF their father, +. y
Barringer in Canaan Thursday. Mrs
Booth returned home Friday accom-
panied as far as Pittsfeld by tn,
Messers Barringer.
| ST. Peters church. Rev. Thornton
z. Turner, rector Services Sunday
| Aug. 18th. Holy Communion at 73
and Morning Prayer at 1880 a, m. A
the latter service Dean Robbins. o
the Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine
New York city will preach Evening
Prayer at $50 D. m
| Rev. Martin II Nevis Of Warner
IN H., will preach in the Methods
church next Sunday morning a
1890 Sunday school at 11:45 an
| Young Peoples meeiipg, Stranger
| are specially invited TO all EeTvices
Let MS not folsake theD assembling
OF ourselves together az thelnanre
OF sCmc is Heb. 1925. arN
| The Temperance Amateurs clul
| base bail team viii play return
game with the Amateurs OF Nortl
Adams on The fair grounds In IN
latter city tomorrow afternoon. Tn
| Amateurs beat the Temperance
Amateur Club in an eleven innn
game on the desert last Sunday. TIL
batteries for the r. a. c. will be Nc