The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

All kinds OF fresh fruits and veget-
abels at The Fruitland. Adv.
Webster S. Temple left today for
Troy where he will spend Sunday
Mrs. Frank Smith and little Elean-
or Tessier are weekend guests in Troy
and Albany.
Mrs. Henry Lyons has been called
here from Greenfield by the death of
Clarence S. Morse.
When you are going to the theatre
this evening, don't pass the Salvation
Army collectors by.
Caps for summer wear in the new
skeleton style which insures comfort.
Custom made, at C. w. Petersen's.
Adv.
Loverne Estes, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl o. Estes, who has been quaran-
tined for scarlet fever is recovering
nicely.
All Sons of Veterans are requested
to meet at the Baptist chapel at 7
o'clock Sunday evening to attend the
memorial service.
The funeral of Mrs. Neuman Elwell
will be held from her late home Sun
day afternoon at o'clock instead Of
Monday as previously announced.
The Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at l. o. O. f. Hall, Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 p. M, to attend in a
body the funeral of Bro. Herbert
Marsden.
Coming to the Harte Theatre Mon
day, Kittie Gordon, the well known
World star in The Scar" and chapter
No. ~ of THE Master Mystery with
"Houdini.' ADV.
The intensive drive for the Metho
ldist Centenary ends Sunday May 25th
lfSery friend and member OF the Meth
Ddist church should put in generous
Ipledge by that time. Adv.
Clarence Conan, Richard Conan
James Conan, Charles Haynes and NJ
EFpscier, will spend a portion of the
week end fishing at the Kelley stand
EThey will be chauffeured to the stand
Iby William Bent
The mission workers of the SeconC
Congregational church will meet witt
Mrs. Amyel Baker, Grandview street
Tuesday evening, May o. There is Il
be election OF officers and plans for =;
picnic viii be discussed This is tn,
last meeting Of the year.
Owing to an error in the copy fur
nished to the Banner. announcement
was made yesterday, that today wa
the last working day for the Salvation
Army drive. AS a matter Of fact, tn,
drive closes on Monday evening.
you have not yet contributed to tn
fund. please do so.
II the $50 Subscribers to the loch
Methodist Budget, who have not we
Subscribed to the Centenary, do a
well as the 100 who have nut in thei
subscriptions..s bennington -gMeths
dism viii go over the top In its quo
Ia. II Is privilege to be in a worl
movement fcs sqoa{ YAdf. w -
The pastors. Of the local ,churcbe
i are RESPECTFULLY reminded that tn
& Salvation Army drive Is nearing 1t
end and that Bennngton's' contribl
tion iscnot nearly as large as II ough
10 be. ifItis hoped that every congr'
cation IN Bennington will be sremint
ed Of its duty in this respect tomo
row.
n -..s.I.sfl.lss f,.l.4it..s's lt7Is
News has been received of tn
death of Mrs. Arthur ~ Nichols, WIFI
of Game Warden Nichols of North Al
ans She has relatives and man
friends in Bennington Mrs Nichol
passed away Friday evening an
leaves beside her husband, fathe
four children. Geraldine, Amy, Be
and Albert also three sisters. TIL
funeral will be held at 2.3O Monday &
ternoon from the Methodist church
North Adams.