The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-15
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
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Stop at Estes market for pound
of Nucoa. ADV.
See the bargains at The Nichols gar
ment department. Adv.
The suit sale at the Nichols store q
great success. Get yours now at cut
prices Adv
Peanuts, hickory nuts, Bra2ils, fill
berts, almonds and English walnuts at
Estes market. Adv
Dromedary dates Turkish figs,
seedless and seeded raisins- and
prunes at Estes market ADV.
Coming Monday to the opera house
the musical Christees and the Faden
trio and The Oakdale Affair" star
ring Evelyn Greeley. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Martin returned
Friday from visit of few days with
relatives and friends in Burlington
They made the trip in automobile.
Come in and see our bargains in
ladies' Goodyear welt shoes at 1925.
boys school shoes at $2.75 today only.
Leonard's, Willoughby's Basement
Adv.
Hiram Humphreys of Hemmingford,
p. O., is visiting at the home of Albert
Downs of Stafford street. Mr.. Hum
phrey is father of Frank Humphreys
of Bennington.
Michael Toomey, who couple of
weeks ago went TO Flint Mich, to
work, is home for few days await
ing settlement of strike in that
city that affected the JOB on which
he was employed.
Prin. and Mrs. Walter c. Wood and
infant daughter of North Bennington
of Mrs. Woods parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel d. Tompkins. They expect to
remain at Mrs. Woods former home
during the next two months.
Fire Thursday evening destroyed
barn on the Moore farm which is To-
Gated near Bennington Falls. The
farm which is owned by Mrs. Mary
Moore of New York, former resident
| is unoccupied but the barn burned was
filled with hay. The loss is unknown.
Helen and Helena Gordon, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gordon, former residents of Benning.
ton are seriously i'll al their home in
Chicopee Falls, Mass They both
have pneumonia and Helena also has
measles. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and
daughters came to Bennington a few
years ago from St Johnsbury and Mr..
Gordon was employed here by the
bn 90 sl.r 20
Chicopee Falls several months ago.
The public is cordially invited to
the worship and study services of the
Methodist church Sunday. Nov 10th.
! Morning worship at 1920 with SER
mon by the minister topic Forward,
the Slogan of a New Era" Church
school for Bible study at 1900, spec
ial attention is called to the new class
for men, studying social problems:
Epworth League meeting at $50,
"Win.My-Chum' idea continued; eve
ming service 1880, gospel song service
to opn with singing directed by r Il.
Long and sermon by Rev Mr.. Perry
Mrs. r. s. NJ Enrich, a former
missionary of the American Board in
Turkey, now on the Training Confer
ence Staff. Of the lnter-Church World
Movement, will speak Sunday morn
ing in the Second Congregational
church. Her subject will be "'rhe In
ter-Church World Movement Hour
of worship is 1920 Church school at
10 o'clock, the mems class meeting
directly after the morning service in
the auditorium. The School of Mis-
sions, whose first sessions have been
so successful in numbers and interest,
will meet according to program
Light lunch, in the chapel, promptly
at $50 D. m. Brief devotional service
at 6. 1t is hoped that Mrs Enrich,
who has an appointment in North
Bennington for the evening service
will speak briefly before the adjonm-
ment for the study classes, at 6:10.
Come for the entire session OF the
school. from $50 to 1915. A cordial
wecome fol all strangers and visitors
lat all the services of this church.
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