The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-06
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News Of the Towr sSd Village T5t,
Briefly for ksGsy Reader

News Of the Towr ssd Village T5t,
Briefly for tsrsy Reader
White shoe sale at Harris. adv.
Big western show at Harte Theatre
today'--Adv.
Thomas A. Davenport spent Thurs
day in Albany.
Mrs. Collins NJ. Graves is spending
the day in Troy.
Miss Gladys Gleason, clerk in the
Woodwork store, is i'll.
Miss Ann Shields of Troy spent
Thursday at Old Bennington.
Mrs. Robert E. Guiltinan is the
guest Of Miss William Guiltnan.
Carl Spencer will assist at the Y.
NJ. c. A. during the vacation of Ellis
Chase.
The Home Furniture Company has
purchased a new Ford truck for de-
livery purposes.
The children's day services at the
First Baptist church have been post
pcned to June Is.
Mrs. Norman II. Chase and son
Ellis leave Saturday for a weeks
visit with relatives in Springfield
This evening there will be ser
vice OF Evening Prayer, followed by
confirmation instruction at st. Peters
church.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Hosmar of AL
bany will be entertained over the
weekend by Mr.. and Mrs. Marden Il.
Nichols in camp at Dunville.
AT Morgan Park Saturday after
noon, there will be a baseball game
between the local Black Cat team
and the Williamstown Independents.
Louis A. Piaget arrived here this
morning from Paterson, N. ]. He
was called to town by the death OF
his sisterin,law, Mrs. Emma Street.
er.
Big dance at Black Cat hall Fri
day evening, June 6, interspersed
with vocal selections. Music by
Hurley's orchestra. Tickets 4Oc.
Adv.*
Mrs. Kate Batchelder Of Spring
field, o., who has a summer home in
4 Williamstown and has many ac-
quaintances here. is stopping in town
for few days.
William s. Hart, the great western
star in riddle Gawne' one Of the
greatest western pictures ever filmed
and a Pathe News at Hart Theatre
today.-Adv.
\ The funeral service of Mrs. Emma
Streeter will be held from her late
home Saturday afternoon at o'clock
The interment will be in the Gene
terry in Cambridge. NJ sta hnlHn
Mr.. and Mrs. w. rs. Boynton are
moving from Grandyiew street TO
their, house on Main street. They
have sold their former home TO Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Lansing. sN 4g4it
Members of the st. Peters New
England association in Bennington
and Vermont generally viii regret TO
hear of the recent death of the presi-
dent, DR. NJ. l.. Mars OF Boston.
A number OF Masons are making
arrangements to attend the annual
meeting OF the Grand Lodges OF
Masonic bodies OF Vermont which
J will be held in Burlington next week
Two buses are now operating daily
4 between Troy and Bennington, leay-
Z ing Bennington 1880 a. m and S.45
4 D. M: SATURDAY 1880 am. and 1:3O
! p. M; Sunday a nj. and 4. p m
m. All buses leave the Putnam
house. ady.r an 81 u ff Sd.
AT the evening worship and prayer
service which viii be held in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
at 1880, the pastor will install the
newly elected officers OF the Epworth
League. Special thoughts on the
league, and for young people, and q
response from the president, and the
four vice-presIdents will be given
The Epworth League has pledged
$3.50 for the Centenary. and hope Il
take similar activity in all othel
branches of church work.