The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-14
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Join the Red Cross.
Join the Christmas Roll Call OF the
Red Cross
Coming Marion Davies in Cecilia
OF the Pink Roses Adv
Work for the next year and plenty
OF it for the Red Cross to do
Morris Levine, ir~ is improving
rapidly from an attack Of influenza.
.Roby Jones of Stafford street is in
New York on business for a few
weeks
Leroy J. Woodward is in the Put
nam Memorial hospital i'll with in
auenza
Useful gifts for the whole family
/, Sec them displayed at the New York
store Adv
The man with head will buy Liber
ty bonds, but the man with heart
will Join the Red Cross.
I First Congregational cnurcn, Old
Bennington: Preaching service on
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock
Sunday school session at 10 O'Clock
Cordial welcome to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O. townsend
have returned from their honeymoon
which was spent at the home of the
brides brother, Charles Paddock of
Harwood Hill
Services in ST Peters church to-
morrow will be Holy Communion at
100; church school at $50, morning
prayer Litany and sermon at 1890;
Evening prayer and address at 500.
Subject OF address Hell
The County Naiioall Bank is dis
tributlng this week a Christmas Saw
ings club which exceeded $45,O00.O0
II one third of this amount is invested
in w 5. 5 it win probably have a
purchasing power Of twenty to twenty
| five thousand dollars by Jan LIST
| 1928. Keep your pledge
Specials at The Sat,er grocery &
Tea Co.. 400 Main st. Tel. 45O. Just
in fresh shipment Of our special cof
fee ID. 25c. also Red Cross. Chase &
| SanbOrn and Tudor Coffee, fancy
green Jap tea d. 45c., pure cocoa h
25c. Fresh oysters qt coo. macaron
and spaghetti pks loo Keep yom
pledge ADV.
Conserving Spiritual Values" vii
be Mr. Nj Is theme Sunday morning
IL the Second CONGREGATIONAL church
4our oi worship is 1890 Church
school az r. c, T. meeting at $50
A hearty welcome for all at all the
services Union service in the Bap
fist church at 7.30 p m, with pr $. Y
Batten of Philadelphia as the speak
e..
Miss Edith Shaw. teacher OF music
in Salem college. Winston Salem, n
G., surprised her parents, MIR and
Mrs H. n Shaw last night BY stop
ping over night with them while OF
her way home to Manchester This is
he second time the college has beer
closed this fall on account OF influenza
once by quarantine ana this time by
i Is prevalence in the town
The public is cordially invited tC
the services of the First Baptist
church W G. Towart, pastor ChJoc,
chool 9:45, morning worship al Il
ia. M Evening Union service at 7.3l
p. m. The preacher tomorrow wlll b,
Dr 5 Zane Balten. social service sec
Rotary Of the American Baptist publ
cation society DR. Balten besides be
ing an author IS also a member OF tn
War Work Committee OF the Fedora
churches OF Christ in America ant
chairman of the Baptist War Com
mission Ills subject in The eyenin,
wll be The New World Order"
About thirty-fye members Of tn
Woman's Relief Corps gathered a
lee home Of Mrs Stella Corbett Of
Pleasan, street Friday evening am
rendered her surprise Mrs. Coz
hetl was recently reelected to sery
a second year as presiden, OF III
corps She was presented with
eautilul string Of pearls and a purs
ol money The high esteem in whic
she is held by the organization wa
quite evident Music, vocal and il
strumental and cards furnished IN
evenings entertainment \ mnel
furnished by the guests, was great
enjoyed