The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-10-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF che Town and Village Tele
Briefly for Busy Readets

Mrs. e. b. Huling is in Rutland at
parent-teachers association.
Cosmopolitan for November out and
on sale today at Evans. November
Hearsts, Good Housekeeping and Pic
4orial Review. fs8g Kfb Adv
All members OF st. Francis de Sales
choir are requested TO be present in
1.-The choir Sunday morning at quarter
before ten o'clock.
Prayer and praise service this eve
ing at 7.30 in the First Baptist church
Studies in the missionary life of Paul
will be the subject
Tomorrow afternoon at p. m MI
Towart will meet all the members Of
the Junior congregation Bring note
books and pencils
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd S. Adams of
Rutland are spending a few days with
Mrs. Adams mother, Mrs. Herbert c.
Armstrong. of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Clancy, Miss
Helen Fitzgerald and Vim. II. Nancy
of Bangor, Me-, recently visited Miss
Rose Morrissey OF West Main ST.
Earl Harbour of the U. S. engineers
corps, who recently visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Grant L. Harbour
is now stationed at Fort Leayenworth,
Kan.
Mrs. Charles A. Spencer will leave
tomorrow Tor Key West. Fla, and will
pass the winter in the south, the lar
ger portion of the time in Havana,
Cuba.
. Clarence w Wilson has purchased
of Mr. and Mrs George A, Moore, for
mer residents now living at Saratoga,
The house and lot on Grove Street,
near Branch street.
All Sunday school pupils and their
parents are invited TO the Rally Day
indoor picnic held in the basement of
the Methodist church Friday at 4
o'clock, supper at six.
At the regular meeting OF Benning-
ton lodge of Elks Tuesday evening, it
was voted that the dues OF all men,
bers who are in the service of the
government for the war be passed.
An orchestra will be organized to-
night after the prayer service in the
First BAPTIST church. Any one who
be present to talk over the plans OF
organization. BE sure and bring your
Instrument tonight
Th-ie arrived this morning at the
Drysdaie garment department, big
new collections of newest models in
smart style coats for women, misses,
juniors and children. The showing
of suits, dresses and dress skirts is
now splendidly complete and varied
ADV.
Mt Anthony chapter, o. f. s.. has
received an invitation from Naomi
chapter of North Adams to attend
their inspection Oct. Is, it comes the
day after the district meeting But it
is hoped Mt Anthony chapter will be
represented by as many as can go.
The reception is $50 and meeting at
O'clock.
Miss Katie Griffin of Bennington
Falls, has written an article on The
Teaching OF Advanced Arithmetic"
which appeared recently in one of the
leading magazines for teachers. pub
lished in New York city. Miss Griffin
holds life certificate which is the
highest issued by the state, and she
has been successful teacher in both
the graded and ungraded schools for
number of years.
Lieutenant Leon Boyd OF this city
assistant to the quartermaster of the
First Vermont regiment.Sand Captain
Eastman. camp quartermaster were
injured yesterday, when the car in
which they were riding struck a
stump and overturned near the Iar
termaster's depot at. Camp Bar EFT,
Westfeld The two officers and their
chauffeur were dragged from beneath
the car unconscious, but the latter
was found to be only slightly injured,
Captain Eastman and Lieut., Boyd
were taken to the base hospital and
later Capt. Eastman asked to be re-