The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
hssa Of the Tnwts and Villas TsIa
srIsfix for epsy Readers


village.
Miss Louise Wood OF Springfield,
a former resident, Is visiting In the
village.
Mise Sue Huntington Is visiting
her grandfather, c. N. Barber of
burlington t
Big reductions on all shoes and
slippers at the New York stores shoe
department, Adv.
Miss Laura Gallegar, who has been
visiting friends in Salem, N. Y, has
returned TO her home
AIrs Minnie Madison of Maple
street is spending q week with her
daughter. Mrs. p. c. Turner Of Troy,
N Y.
Mrs William Graham and son OF
Manchester. have been visiting her
brother, George Wade of Haynes
Corners.
Mr.. and gfrs. G, A. MaOrer motored
| TO Hedges Lake Friday with the In
tentioB OF passing the weekend at
this popular resort.
Miss HIlda Hurley has resigned her
position from the Bonnet Shop and
will leave today FOR O. two months
stay in Hartford, Conn. .tli
Several of the boys are home from
Fort Ethan Allen Tor day OF two.
Among them are Morse, Howe,
Brown. Cavanaugh and Langlois
Washings and ironing to do at
home. Small ones preferred. Mrs,
Levi Thompson Apply 1875 LIZ
South and Hillside streets. 45t6'
Cali and see the full line OF mems
suits | have on hand. Prices 1880
to 1880. Also a line OF trousers
from $3.50 TO $3.50. Nathan Letin
tts tailor. 1870 North st. 46t2
The latest details OF draft draw.
ings will appear In Sundays papers
| on sale at Evans, Leave or phone
your order tonight Phone t4l-W.
ADV E
Rev. j. H., Robinson OF Old Bennins
ton win occupy the pulpit Of the
Baptist church Sunday morning at
1920, Subject OF discourse Living
| Too Heavily, 4asAst H6T r,A .
Mrs. Fred W. Russell and children
OF Hartford Conn, are visiting rela-
tives here In town. Mr.. Russell ex-
pects. To join them for O visit before
they return home.
Mira. Leslie KILN and two daught.
ers. who have been visiting Mrs.
George Wade OF Haynes Corners.
have returned to their home in
Poushkeepsie, N. Y.
| Usual Morning service at the
Methodist church at 1880; Sunday
school, u: Epworth League, $50; eve
ming service. $50, Preaching by Rev.
| D. NJ. Kent. superintendent, Burling.
Itch district
Or. Oronkite. missionary TO Burma,
who Is at his home in Greenwich, N.
T. was expected 10 occupy the pulpit
Of tho baptist church Sunday but i'll
ness has prevented his coming. II 10
hoped. however that DR.. Cronkite
will be able TO come TO Bennington
In the near future.
Christian Science service, COG Main
street. Sunday at IL a. m, Wednes.
day at 1880 p. m. Free reading room
open from 8 TO s p. m. except Satur-
day and Sunday. The public Is vel
come to serYice and the use OF the
library Of ell authorized Christian
Science literature.
Services In 81. Peters church. Sun
Lday, July END: Holy Communion.
f7a0 q. m. morning prayer. 1880
a, m, evening prayer s p. m. On
Monday next at two o'clock the fun.
eral OF the Senior Warden Charles
IC. Kimball will be held in the church,
Fuller notice will be found elsewhere
The Conference Alumni Association
meeting, which was to be held at
the Baptist church Sunday evening,
has been postponed "a the speaker
Is unable to be present. Please
leave the money for the delegate with
Mrs. Homer H. Webster or Miss
Mary r. tlltchcoch as soon o. pos
abie, j ,s ~.iiar ~ X
| The Second Congregational church
leordially invites strangers and sisl.
tors "a its services. Morning worship
tomorrow at 1890, The pastor. Rev
%. g. Mills will preach. Theme OF
sermon. "The invincibility OF the
Church." Sunday school at noon. O.
n. meeting at $50 p. m. The evening
preaching service Is omitted during
July and August w N.a semitic
Mr. and Mrs. r. Paul Harvey Of
B INew York. who have baen the guests
I for several days Of Mr.. and Mrs
4 Arthur Elliot. returned yesterday e
their home In that city. Mr.. Harve,
! WAS member OF the cast OF up
\ stairs and Down In which Mr.. Ellio
r played last season and will rejoiI
4 the cast when that play opens Il
! Chicago In August tt
! An italian boy about o dozen year,
: OF age and whose father Is employe,
on the construction OF the Black Ca
: Textiles company building was hi
2 by an automobile on Pleasant stree
' Friday evening nut fortunately wa
not much harf Witnesses OF the &C
cideut say atliat the child ran In from
OF the car and thai tina driver doul'
not possibly hare avoided striking tn
boy. Robert Mallory, the owner AM
:, driver ot the car, NJ once picked VI
: the littlo fellow and hurried him &
: tho office Of q physician.