The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-08-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ssss % the Town and Village TsIa
srsstly for Busy Readers


Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Waite have re.
turned from a visit in Ferrisburgh.
There will be a business meeting O.
the Y, w. c. Monday evening, August
&c.
sDancing tonight at Foiesters' hall,
Hurleys orchestra. Tickets, 25c.
ADV.
Joyce Fort of Chicago is visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Grace Town
send.
Milo Walsh of New York is visiting
at the home of his father, John L.
| Walsh
| Leon Sweet of Pownal is working
for Jimmie Hughes at the Main street
lunchcart.
Miss Agnes Mcbride of Spring
street has gone to Rutland for visit
of few days.
Don't forget the dance at Foresters
hall tonight, Hurley's orchestra.
Tickets, 25c. Adv
| William Clark and daughter, Edith
of the flats are visiting relatives in
Pawlet and Dandy, Vt.
! Kendall Galusha of 715 Main street
spent the 10th in New York city, max
ing the return trip by night boat.
! Miss Maude Morgan who has been
Twisting at the home of Mrs William
Morgan, has returned to New York.
! Nicholas Morrissey. jr., is in Troy
today visiting his mother. who is UNI
dergoing treatment at the Troy city
hospital.
Girl or woman wanted for general
homework who is willing to be in
the city for the winter. Call 2l1
| Washington avenue. G9t6
Services at St Peters church
Thornton f. Turner, rector Sunday.
August 18th Holy communion, 730
a. M. morning prayer 1880 a. m;
evening prayer, ) p. m.
Miss Edythe Buss has taken a posi-
ton in the Nichols Speciality shop
Miss Buss has been for several years
as trimmer for Miss Barney in her
millinery department.
Lloyd Aldrich of Bennington, a
member OF the New ENGLAND Saw
Mill Unit" has arrived safely in Eng
land and is now stationed at Ard
way. Rosshire. Scotland.
Miss Agnes Houran, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
c. Houran. returns tomorrow to
Springfield, Mass, whse she IS tax,
ing instruction in stenography and
| typewritins. uo
The cooperation savings and loan
association will hold public meeting
at the Office Of the secretary, William
II. Wills in Hawks block. for the pur-
pose of explaining the workings Of the
organization. The cooperation of all
In this undertaking is desired. 67tG
Christian Science services. COG
Main street, Sunday IL Il. IN. Wed.
nesday 7.30 p. m Free reading room
open to p. m. except Saturdays
and Sundays. Here may be had all
authorized Christian Science llterh.
ture also the loan of circulating Ii
brary io
| The Second Congregational church
cordially invites strangers and visi.
tors to It's services. Morning wor.
ship tomorrow at 1880 Rev Edward
G. Reed. d. d., of Plainheld, n. j..
a former pastor will preach Sunday
| school at 12 o'clock. c. L. meeting
at $50 p m.
Louis Northouse. one of Benning.
tons oldest residents, was Friday the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blake of
Detroit on an automobile trip through
the town of Hoosick Mr. Blake is
former resident OF Bennington, but
he and Mr. Northouse had not met
for many years
John Spargo. OF Old bennington.
has accepted appointment as one OF
the members OF the Writers Commit
tee OF tho Committee on Public lnfor-
nation connected with the War De-
partment. The function OF the COM
mittee is to interpret the war policy
OF the government in signed articles
to the papers and magazines.
Lieut.. Earl Harbour, who has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Grant l.. Harbour. leaves today for
Los Angeles. Cal. where he is EN-.
ployed in the engineering department
of the Southern Pacific railroad. He
made the trip by automobile with
Morris Rudd to Albany where he took
a train for the west.
Announcements have been issued
by Mrs. James r. Hogan for the mar.
rage OF her sister. Fannie Coulter
Qua, to Harold DuttOn Paine. the
ceremony taking place Wednesday
evening, August Is. at the home OF
the brides sister on Grant street
Rev. G.. w. Towart, pastor of the
First Baptist church. was the otlciat
ing clergyman. The contracting par
ties are residents OF Oneida N. Y
where the bridegroom Is In the EN-
ploy OF the Oneida Community
The bride was ehatmlngly gowned In
white marquisette and carried a bou
quet OF sweet peas Among khe
guests we're Mr.. ard AIRS Fred Paine
OF Oneida, parents Of the bridegroom
Mr. and Mrs Harold ID. Paine have
gone to wilburham, Mass, where
they viii be the guests OF relatives
3 Ebpforo returning to Oneida.