The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-12
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 1usy Readers

Mrs. Minnie Madison of Schoo
street is visiting friends in Troy
Louis Haussler of Hoosick Falls
was in the village yesterday on bust
ness
Deputy Sheriff James d. Purdy OF
Manchester was in the village Friday
afternoon
Mrs. Mary Benolt and Miss Alma
Benoit of Min street are spending the
day in Troy.
Sunday, May 10, is Mothers Day
Every man is expected to wear a
white canation.
Mrs. II. r. II. Sears has gone to
Shelburn Falls, to visit her daughter
Mrs. Henry S. White.
Rev. Philip King Of Dorchester
Mass. will preach at the Old First
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Louis Whitney is confined to
her home on West Main street with
pleurisy. A trained nurse is in at
tendance.
Miss Kathryne llardenburgh, is
spending few days in town with
friends and will return to Springfield,
Mass. Sunday.
Mrs Albert w. Moore of Pleasant
street is spending the day in Troy,
where her husband is in the hospital
for treatment of an injured hand.
Mrs Arthur ]. Holden of Old Ben
nington lett this morning for pouGh-
| lIeepsie, where she will visit her
daughter, Miss Persis Holden at Vas
sar college.
Mrs. Richard NJ Parmely and
daughter. Miss Constance of Cleve-
land, have arrived in Old Bennington
where they will spend the summer
months at Tuckedaway.
Services of the Church of Jesus
Christ OF Later.day Saints will CON
vene in the Golden Cross hall. Sun
day $50 p. m. Come and here some of
the principles that Mormonisam
teaches.
Walter Cook. who has been en-
ployed in Springfield and is on his
way to Philadelphia, where he will
enter the monotype school, spent
Saturday with his father, Luman
Cook, on Silver street
st. Peters church; Services sun.
day, May 13, Holy Communion 7.30 a
m, morning prayer sung, 1890 a m
Sermon. Choose Ye,-the Unavoid
able Imperative" Sunday school
$50 a. m and evening prayer p. m.
Christian Science service, 600 Main
street Sunday II Il. m; Wednesday
at 7.30 p m Reading room open to
the public 3 to p. m. except Satur
day and Sunday. Here can be found
ali authorized Christian Science liter
allure.
The last dance Of the season VIII
be held at Library hall Saturday
night after the Festival, starting
about 9 o'clock. Tags for all who
wish to stay and dance will be issued
for ten cents. Mr.. Donnely will fur
nish the music.
Miss Irene Sheehan. who has been
instructor in French and Spanish in
the high school for the past year, has
accepted similar position in the
Tappan Zee nigh school in Piermont-
n. Y, near Nyack The position is a |
promotion in every way.
Dorothy Patchen and Harriet Wish |
art, as q Spanish girl ANA boy, give a |
remarkably fine Interpretation of a |
real Spanish dance IN the Festival be |
ing held at Library hail tonight A |
very naive Dutch dance in costume |
is also to be given by Helen Thomas
and Alice Brown.
Wanted, help in fiat work depart |
ment, also markers and assortors
Bennington Sanitary Laundry. SSt2
Owing to the fact am going out
of business June LIST, offer my en-
tire stock OF trimmed and untrimmed |
hats. ribbons, flowers, fancies, feath-
ers and mourning goods at cost, Mrs |
j. b Hannon. Adv. S7t3
The Second Congregational church. |
Rev c. s. Mills minister, cordially |
invites the public to its services to-
morrow Hours of worship are 1890
a. m. and $50 p. NJ. Sunday school |
at noon c. f. meeting at ESQ. Sub
ject OF the morning sermon, Mothers |
and Sons; of the evening address, |
"Supposing we Lived Our Christiani- |
typ
The proceeds for the May Festival |
will he used toward defraying the eX-
penses of the school gymnasium !
classes held last winter at Library
hall The 200 children in the Festi-
val have all been members OF the
gymnasium classes and are taking
part in order to help support the
sponsored by the Public
Welfare association, as well as give
an exhibition of what they have
learned this winter
Mothers Day will be observed at
the Methodist church Sunday In
the morning Rev. p. l.. Dow will
preach On Mothers Wages. Sunday
school 1900: Epworth League service
at $50, evening service at 7.30, SER
mon by pastor. Subject. "OurI
Mothers. Special music by male
luartette The members of the
brotherhood are requested to as
semble in the lower room of the
church at 7.15. The pastor will
preach at the chapel church at p
n.
Mrs. Thomas +. Norris of San Pedro
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