The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-07-06
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News Of tns Town snd Village rsls
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Junior Red Cross-Mulligan and
Roche has the bank.
Cooked Hat signs and 10 window
flower boxes for sale. Tel. S65-M.
Adv.
The state convention of the Yer
mont EQUAL Suffrage association is to
be held al Hotel Sherwood, Burling
/ ton July 10 and IL.
Don't fail to attend the rummages
sale which opens Wednesday forenoon
July 10 at Mrs. Chisholms grounds
on Main street. Adv.
Mrs Fred Theberge OF Dewey
street. who was taken very i'll while
at Manchester Thursday is much inn
proved and able to be out again.
Christian Science services sos Main
street. Sunday IL a. m, Wednesday
1880 p. m. Free reading room open
8 to p. m. except Saturday and Sun
day. Here may be read or borrowed
all authorized Christian science litera-
ture.
Miss Ruth Hicks who spent the
month of June with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Hicks returned to
Scranton, Pa, yesterday where she
is engaged as manager OF Cafeteria
connected with the Y. w. c. A. OF that
city.
Everett Lockwood of Harpersville:
Mrs Edith Dibble and three children,
Guy, Evelyn and Robert. Mrs. Julian
Lockwood and Miss Louise Lockwood
of Oneonta, who have been visiting
their cousin. Miss Clara Barber, re-
turned to their homes today.
Announcement has been made of.
the marriage recently in Philadelphia
of Mrs. Mae Hall and formerly of
bennington and daughter OF OF VIM.
"a perham Of Union street to Wilson
w. Smock of Pittsburg. They viii.
sail July 9th for Havana, Cuba, where
Mr.. Smocks business takes him in
definitely.
The Second congregational church,
Rev. G. S. Mills minister, cordially in
vites the public to its services tomor-
row. Church school at 9.45. Morn.
ing worship AT II, with sermon on
"The Peace OF God" The cOmmun-
ion service will follow. At p m. a
Patriotic Song service in the chapel,
with brief address by Mr. Mills
Miss Jennie A. Valentine, Miss
Jeanette Perkins, Miss Hldur
Walhquist, Miss Helen Thomas, OF
the Second Congregational church.
Miss Marion Crathern OF the Old
First church and Miss Martha Pratt,
Miss Agnes Baker, Miss Margaret
Moore and Earl Chase OF the Baptist
church left Friday for Silver Bay on
Lake George to attend the ten day
summer missionary conference. Miss
Pratt has been regular attendant at
the conference for several summers
and this year represents Bennington
as a member of the faculty. The
Congregational group went by train
and the Baptist delegates left IN DR..
I f. S. Pratt's car.
At the Sunday morning service in
the Methodist church there is to be
baptlsms, reception OF members and
the observance of the Lords Supper
| Jesus said This do in remembrance
! of me- Let us all show our graft
tude for His suffering and death fol
t IFS by our presence and loving re
D membranes" Bible school at ll45
Epworth League at Z. The evening
f, service will be patriotic and will oper
! by a selection by Donnelly's orchestra
= entitled March Celebre From +
Lachmers. Suite No, !. Anthem b!
choir, Dear Lord Of Freedom.
n G. Donizetti text by Edith SANFORD
;. Tillotson. 0ffertory by orchestra
4 Overture, National Air, America b!
Charles Mores Op, 81. Hymns
Great God of Nations" Our though
= Of thee is glad with hope by John G
: Whittier, and America A short ad
!, dress will be given by the pastor a
the close OF which the orchestra vii
render March, National Emblem.
i by H. T. Bagley