The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-01-17
scented to Miss Burgess.

Stag" party at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Thursday evening $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams are
spending the day in Albany.
DR.. w. Montmarquet, chiropodist,
will be at the Colonial Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Shields, daughter Of
Howard H. Shields Of Old Benning-
ton. has recovered from an attack of
mumps.
The Williams college banjo orches-
ira, one of the best dance orchestras
In this vicinity. will play Saturday
night, Foresters' hall, 8 to IL.
Miss Elizabeth Powers has recover
ed from a recent attack of grip and
has resumed her duties in the office
of Holden, Leonard company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Dragon Of
Grandview street have returned from
Northampton where they attended
the funeral of Mr.. Dragons brother,
Louis E. Dragon.
Parents of high school pupils are
invited to come at the opening OF the
afternoon session Thursday and visit
the school before the lecture by DR..
Lawson at 3 o'clock.
The funeral of Dewey NJ. Durham
was held this afternoon from the late
residence at Haynes Corners at 2
o'clock. Rev. w. G. Towart OBLIGATED.
Interment was in Hinsdillville Gene
terry.
Tonight there will be Basket Ball
practice at 7.30 o'clock for girls at
Library hall This is the last chance
TO ioin team for this season. All
girls who are at all interested in
playing are urged to come tonight.
A meeting of the officers of the
County Sunday school association
held this afternoon will be followed
by banquet served in the Congre-
gational chapel for County officers,
local pastors, Sunday school superin-
tendents, and assistant superinten-
dents. h
kid" Rosch, the featherweight
boxer who is making his headquart-
ers at present at the Cottage Hotel,
will make his first appearance in the
ring this year at a smoker to be Civ
en- by the Twentieth Century club OF
Pittsfeld next Monday night He
will go on in the seminal with
Young Oliver of Holyoke.
Remember, all mothers of teen age
boys and girls, the meeting for you
tomorrow, Thursday afternoon, in
High school assembly hall at 8
o'clock Miss Lawson will talk on
Your Legacy" In towns where Miss
lawson speaks, her meetings with
mothers are particularly helpful, and
1t is hoped large number viii take
this opportunity to meet and talk
with her.
The Banner stated yesterday that
| some OF the County's best speakers
would be on the faculty of the S. s
! Institute which begins tonight, The
| Banner meant to say Country. Al
| lease one of the speakers expected
| though he is widely travelled, has
| never been seen In Bennington coun
| ty That privilege still awaits Mr.
Pearoe. while that of hearing oil o
them awaits us.
The Fortnightly program on Saturday
Jan. 90, Is in charge OF the Arts anC
Crafts committee, Miss Jeanette
Perkins, chairman and will be helC
In the Congregational chape
at 3o'clock. Miss Mary A. Pear
son of North Adams will address!
the club on "The Application of Ar
Principles to Home Problems in Dec
Grafton" Miss Pearson, who is tn,
instructor of Art in the Stat,
State Normal school, has made {
study of this subject for severa
years and illustrates her talks witt
materials which she brings with her
Abe Noveck will play a violin selec
ton during the afternoon accompani
ed by Mrs. A. w. Varney.
Several of the young people VIII,
have not been certain of attendin,
the teen age banquet at the Baptis
that they would buy their tickets a
the door. This will be impossible. a.
the committee must know definitel,
beforehand how many to plan for
Tickets have all been turned in, blu
there is still chance of securing
place by telephoning Mrs Harr.
Moses, lax, before nine o'clock thi
evening. All boys and girls within
10 miles between thirteen and twent,
are invited. Carl Chase will act a
toast master and DR.. Littlefield an,
Miss Lawson will be the speakers
Telephone at once. Tickets are 2