The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-11-22
NORTH BENNINGTON


Mrs. selah Wilkinson is i'll with
pleurisy.
Rev. F. NJ. Derwacter is in Burling
ton for few days.
Miss Vivian Madison is recovering
nicely from pleura-pneumonia.
Mrs. George Chase has moved from
Hawks avenue to Bennington
Sydney Colvin has been i'll for sew.
eral days at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Colvin.
William Colvin is progressing rapid
ly with the building CT his new resi-
dence on Bank street extension.
Park Madison has been in town
for a few days. He returned Friday
TO Lee, Mass, to resume his work as
travelling salesman.
Edward P. Simonds is making ex-
tensive repairs on his property on
Hawks avenue, preparatory to occupy
ing it with his family.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap.
tist church held social at 730 in
the church parlors Friday evening
Refreshments were served and an in
teresting program provided for enter
tainment.
Broas Scriven, who has been criti-
cally i'll for two weeks with pneumonia
is little better, and it is hoped he
will gain steadily. Miss Sarah Green
has cared for him, assisted by his
mother, Mrs. Jennie Scriven
The lecture by William H. Stout
Thursday evening in Bank hall was
worthy of a larger house But Mr..
Stout felt himself at his best, for he
recognized an appreciative audience,
though small in number. His mess.
age Seeing Life as Whole" was
marked by clear seeing, straight think
ing and lucid expression, backed up
by earnestpess, sincerity and a life Of
unusual nobility.
Morning worship at the Congregat.
ional church at IL O'Clock. The theme
OF the sermon will be "The ROYAL
Virtue of Humility" Sunday school
Will meet Immediately at the close of
the morning service. An Offering will
be taken both in church and Sunday
school for the starving children of
Armenia. There will be no evening
meeting
Baptist church, Frederick NJ. Der
wacter, pastor Morning worship at
1890 with sermon on THE Dawn OF
Great Awakening" Sunday school at
ll:46. Young Peoples Meeting at g.
led by Group Nv. Topic: How Nav
We Practice Thanksgiving? Evening
preaching service at o'clock; theme.
Some Causes of Religious Stagnat.
ion'
DR.. e. A, Tobin, who returned to
North Bennington Il few weeks ago.
AFTER an absence OF three years in the
service OF the United States. gaining
the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, claims
that he found no more desirable 10.
cation during his travels near and far
than our quiet little town. He has.
therefore, proceeded to hang out his
Single at his new residence on Main
street, recently purchased of Mrs.
w. j. Hurley. His telephone number
is 1922.
Twenty-Five young men. Tree FIX.
perts, from all sections of the United
states, students in the School fol
FORESTRY located in Kent, Ohio, have
been working for several weeks on
trees owned by Mrs, S. D. Yelling, e
ID and G. B. yelling, H. T. Cushman
and others; 1t is extremely interes
ing to watch the cleaning out of every
particle Of diseased matter, the bolt
ing and strengthening of the trunks
and limbs-in fact the making of new
trees out OF old ones Previous to
coming to North Bennington, the
young men were employed on the
Equinox grounds at Manchester, Vt.
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