The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-28

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to $500 ut Mulligan and Roche's.
ADV,
Mrs. Arthur Colgan of Elm street
is resting comfortably today from the
effects of an operation Friday for
adenoids at the Putnam Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Catherine Scanlon of Adams
street is keeping house for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter Slocum of Pittsfleld,
while the latter is visiting for few
days in town.
Miss Marion Hathaway has return
ed to her duties as librarian in
Brooklyn after visiting here for
week as the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Nellie Hathaway of Gage street
Rev. w. G. Towart OBLIGATED at
the Bryant Buckley wedding in North
Adams Thursday. The bride, Miss
Alice Buckley and bridegroom, L. A.
Bryant, both of North Adams are
friends of Mr.. Towart.
A letter has been received from Com
mander John Slater announcing that
the returns from Bennington in the
recent Salvation Army drive totalled
$2,233.53 which is $1S3.53 more than
was previously reported.
Mrs. f. A. Armstrong went this
morning to Springfield after visiting
for few days at the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Armstrong
whose home for the past year was in
Mississippi, will reside in Springfield.
4 Sanford Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs
/ d. p. Barber, was recently discharged
at Camp Devens and has returned
home While overseas, he served on
the front with the 302nd Field Signal
Battalion attached to the 18th Diyis.
/ ion.
/ Notice-New shipment of rugs and
stair carpeting just arrived. All
household furnishings of all kinds at
a bargain for the next ten days to
decrease stock on hand. Potter's
Second Hand store, River street. Tel
503.W.--Adv.
The Right Reverend Arthur c. A.
Hall, d. D.. will administer the rite
Of Confirmation at ST. Peters church
tomorrow at 1O;3O. The services will
be Holy Communion at 1880; Contir-
nation, Holy Communion and sermon
by the Bishop at 1920; Evening Pray
er at o'clock.
Remember that the Bennington
Sanitary Laundry only makes one col.
lection on Monday June Both. in the
town of Bennington. II YOU are go.
ing to have laundry next week call
the laundry office 9S-W early Monday
morning for after Monday there will
DO absolutely no more collections.
We collect in North Bennington
Tuesday. ADV.
Mrs George P. Thompson left this
morning for Brooklyn where she will
join her husband who has employment
with a scale company in that city.
Mr.. Thompson was formerly employed
by the Bennington Scale company
coming to Bennington about two years
ago from st. Johnsbury. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Thompson have made many
friends in town who regret their
going away
The public is cordially invited tC
the services in the First Baptist
church, w. G. Towart, pastor Church
school at 945. Morning worship al
II a. m. Junior talk "A Geography
lesson from the Hillside" Morning
sermon Jesus Only" Mems class
meets after service. Evening WORSHIP
73O p. m. Theme of sermon, ZAP
J piled Christianity. The Odd hellowl
\ and Rebekahs will attend this ser, p,
in g body.
Tomorrow will be Addition Day a
the Baptist church school, with Tho
boys in charge New pupils vii
count one.half mile on the race t
Ocean Park, Me. The red and greer
sides are evenly matched and there L
great interest as to which side vii
! win The contest closes August Is
and the winning side elects a repre-
sentative TO the Summer Conference
ut Ocean Park. The race will be a
far as Boston tomorrow.
The Second CONGREGATIONAL churcl
Rev. G. S. Mills, minister, extends
N cordial welcome to visitors ant
strangers. Morning worship tomol
row at 1890, with brief sermon pre-
paratory to the communion service
Church school at r. Christian In
deavor meeting in the chapel at 6.S
Il p. m. This will be Mr. Mills last SUI
a day before his vacation and announc
i ment viii be made OF the pulpit SUI
4 plies during the month of July.