The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-06-23
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News o. che Town and Village Tsld
Briefly for Busy Readers

an auto ride to Greenfield today.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Davenport will
spend Sunday at Lake Cossyuna
Miss Gladys Hall OF New London,
Conn, is being entertained by Miss
Lulu Gokay OF Union street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Thornton Of Spring
field Mass, are the weekend guests
OF Mr., and Mrs, Guy b. Johnson
Get pair OF those 1896 mems
Goodyear Welt shoes for 1896 at the
New York stores shoe department.
ADJ. nE nHR@H
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. B. Walker, who
have been spending several days In
Manchester. VT, returned home last
evening.
Chapter No. of THE Double
Cross" entitled, AN Hour to Live
with beautiful Molly King at Harte
Theatre today. Adv.
The child wonder Baby Marie Os-
borne in Told at Twilight" one OF
her latest film successes at Harte
Ineatre To-Day. AuV.
The Y. w. c. rooms will be open on
Sunday afternoons during the coming
month. Members are cordially invit'
ed to make use of this privilege.
Rev and Mrs. C. S. II. Carthen will
be entertained while In town at the
Walloomsac Inn. Mr. Carthen Will
preach In the Old First church sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Howard
will motor Sunday to Weston, Mrs.
Howard's former home, where she
will visit for two weeks. Mr.. Howard
will return tomorrow. +"'~ 4pe Lsli
Two children recently picked up a.
pocket book in the James WOOD Jew,
elry store. The loss, however, was
soon discovered and the property re-
covered. Merchants should watch
out.
Every Sunday school member
should be in his place tomorrow to
get his picnic ticket, register for
sports and practice his school song
and yell. Adults 40 cents. children
80 cents round trip.
Tomato plants for sale. have
few fine plants ft,early. medium and
late. These plants were not FORCED
and are toughened for quick growth,
35 cents per dozen. Paul {. Howe,
2S8 South street. tel. 9-Y. 24t3
St Peters Sunday school will join
the County Picnic this year for their
annual picnic All benefits offered
by this Community picnic will be
showed to St 8 Peters. Every mem
Der of st. Peters Sunday school who
plans to go on Wednesday. June q,
will report to the Parish House, Mon
day afternoon from to o'clock and
Z to in the evening and receive
their gate tickets together with
program OF the days outing. The car
leaves the Parish house for North
Bennington at o'clock in the morn
ing. Join with the county picnicers
and have good time.
At the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev Kingman College of Pownal will
preach morning and evening. At the
evening service solo will be sung by
Miss Francis College, daughter of Rev.
College Sunday school at 1900. Ep-
worth League at $50, Miss Helen Car
penter will be leader, evening service
Mt 1880. Monday evening regular
monthly meeting OF official board.
Tuesday, class meeting. Tuesday eve
ming meeting OF the Methodist Broth
erhood, who will have as guest, Rev.
z. II. Genge of Rupert, who will give
an address on Success Versus Fail
ure." In place OF the Thursday eve
ming prayer meeting there will be
love feast
Capt z. w. Gibson of Company !,
is to be in Benningto several days
next week in an effort to secure more
recruits for the Vermont regiment,
which still needs about 200 men. He
plans to hold out door meetings In
Pownal. South SALISBURY, Arlington,
Manchester and Dorset, and ALSO I'M
Readsboro, Rupert and Stamford ~
he is able to be away from the regi-
ment all the week. Company is pref
ty we'll filled, but there are vacancies
in Company X of Springfield and Com
pany l. Of Newport, which are in the
same battalion with Company | and
therefore as closely associated as If
the men were all in one company. The
boys in this battalion claim that 1t
contains the cream of the regiment
for the four company letters are