The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-02
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Saturday, June 2, 1917.
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News % the Town and Village Tsia
Briefly for nusy Rsxdsre

Everybody ia talking about Russia
See Alice Brady in Darkest Russia
at Haite Theatre Monday. Adv
The Red Cross room will be open
for sewing next week on Wednesday
and Friday, both afternoon and even
inv.
Ladies' new wooden middies ON sale
for 7sc at The New York store. Adv.
Visit The New York stores econo-
dies and gents
Don't fail to see Mrs. Vernon Castle
in the last chapter of "Patria," show
ing real modern battle at Harte
Theatre today. ADV.
First episode of the wonderful thrill
ling railroad picture "The Railroad
Raiders" featuring your favorite
Helen Holmes at Harte Theatre Mon
| day. Adv.
The members of Custer Post, G. A.
r. and the w. r. c. wish to thank the
| members of the male quartette for
their excellent music on Memorial
Day at the Soldiers Home
At the regular morning service at
the Baptist church the pastor will take
for his subject, Planter and Rain"
There will be union meeting in the
evening in the Congregational church.
The Mormon Missionaries will hold
services in the Golden Cross hall
Sunday at $50 p. m. Those wishing
to know the facts about this unpopu-
lar religion are kindly invited to be
present.
The local brunch OF the Red Cross
shipped Is pairs of outing flannel
pajamas TO Fort Ethan Allen yester-
day Two more donations for mater
ial have been received, $3.50 from
employees of the lockwood mill and
$500 from Mrs l.. r. Whitney
The Green Mountain Club will have
hike next Tuesday evening to the |
Y. NJ. c. A. camp. leaving the corner
OF Main and Valentine streets at |
seven o'clock. Lunch will be fur
nished by the club around an outdoor |
camp fire. The return trip will be |
made by way OF the Long Trail to |
Loafmore and down the highway.
Recent sales by the Putnam House
garage, Perry b. Gardner proprietor.
include cars delivered to Clarence
Moore, Rudd White, Elmer Johnson
and Robert Pil,ing of this village, Z,
A. Wilson of poWnal, Ira Glover OF
Dorset and George Van hyning of Hoo
sick Falls. The car sold to Elmer
Johnson was Ford roadster, the 9th
ers were Chevrolet town cars
Any woman who would like to Sc
cure one of the pamphlets on Home
Canning" can do so by writing to the
Agricultural Extension Service, Bur
lington, VT, for circular No. }. In l.
this pamphlet may be found all the
recipes for canning fruit and veget |
ables which were demonstrated at the
High school on Friday. Now is the
time to begin canning to help reduce
he cost OF living the coming winter
The subject of Rev Z. L. BOWS ser
non, at the Methodist church Sunday
morning will be "Crueifed with :
sung as an Offertory by quartette, T,
Sunday school at 70; Epworth :
league at $50 led by Frank Center ! i,
evening service 1880, pastors subject,
Redemption. Two special selec- ]
ions will be sung by choir entitled,
Crown Him and He Took My :
Place. At the close of sermon :
selection entitled Christ Died" will ,
'e SUM as solo and chorus by pas !,
or and choir. Mr.. Dow will preach
n the W,'odford Union church Sunday n
fternoon at three o'clock. The i
iethodist Brotherhood will hold their .
Meeting Tuesday evening at the i
soldiers Home at 7.30. !.