The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-09-06
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Mrs. Seymour F. Wood CT Pownal
Center visited friends in town Friday.
Mrs. H. N. Williams is confined to
her home on Elm street by severe
cold.
Henry Lozier, who has employment
in Cobbleskill, N. Y, is passing the
week end at his home on Main street.
Oscar Elwell OF Springfield and
Leonard Richmond of South Manches-
ter, Conn, who are visiting in town
are in Manchester for the day.
For men and young men, one of the
most complete and varied lines of caps
in this section in the mems furnishings
department at Noveck's.-Adv. 92t2
The members OF the Odd Fellows
Band motored to Lake Cossayuna this
afternoon to enjoy week end outing.
They will give a concert this evening
at West Hebron.
Mrs. NJ. Rudnitsky, daughter, Ruth,
and son Albert, have returned to New
York after q two weeks visit at the
home OF Mrs. Julius Weichman OF
Pleasant street.
The condition Of Mrs. George At
wood of North street does not seem
to improve as rapidly as her many
friends desired. She has been quite
Ill for many weeks.
The members OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary society OF the Second Congre-
gational church are requested to re-
main for few minutes at the close OF
the morning service.
Misses Dorothy and Gertrude Ma
honey have returned to their home in
North Adams after visit of two
weeks at the home of their aunt Mrs.
IT, l.. McGurk of Gage street.
Miss Helen Carpenter entertained
few OF her friends at cards Friday eve
ming. During the evening announce
ment was made OF her engagement to
Elmer G. Bracket OF st. Adams.
John Houran, sr, and son John
Houran, jr., Fred Graves NJ. Snow
and Lawrence Gallipo are among
those from Bennington who are at
tending the fair in Rutland today.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mahon and
daughter. Mrs. William H Lunuer-
gan, Mrs. Martin Kearns, Mrs. John
Burns and Miss Helen Burns motored
Friday to Saratoga for days outing.
Christian Science Services. SOC
Main street Sunday la m. Wednes.
day 730 p. m. Reading room open to
the public 2.30 to p. m. except Sun
day and holidays. Here may be read
or borrowed or purchased all author
lied Christian Science literature.
Services in st. Peters church to-
morrow will be Holy Communion at
I 100; Holy Communion and sermon at
1890: Sunday school at II; Evening
prayer at 5 O'Clock This will be the
first session OF the Sunday school
since June and it is important that all
the members be present.
Tho First Baptist church extends ?
Icordial welcome to its services.
n Church school at 945 a. III. Morning
worship at II a. m. The communion
lservice will follow the sermon. Mems
class meets after service The Young
peoples meeting at $50 led by Mr..
Edison, There will be union service
at the Second Congregational church
at 7.30.
Last evening twenty of the young
people met at the Baptist parsonage.
The purpose of the meeting was 10
organize with Miss Thelma Jolivette
as president John Elwel as vice
president and Robert Harris as secre-
tary. The remaining officers and
committees will be appointed soon.
The first meeting will be held tomor-
lrow evening at $50, led by Mr.. Ed
Ison. Following the business meeting
last night there were games and re-
freshments.
IL you are an employer you ought
TO know the social creed of the Chris
ton church. If you are an employee
you ought to know The church to-
day has positive program for the
settlement of all controversies be-
tween capital and labor, and for a So
luton of all the problems Of society
that confront us at the present time.
Mr.. Mills is going to try to make this
plain at the community seryicce to-
morrow night in the Second Congre-
gational church. Come and hear him,
and show your interest as a thinking
man and good citizen
AT the Second Congregational
lchurch tomorrow morning, hour OF
worship 1890. the pastor, Rev George
s. Mills, will preach a short sermon
which will precede the Communion
Service, The mems class will have
their meeting following. The church
school comes at u o'clock. c. E.
Society has it's meeting at $50 p. M
A community service under the aus
pieces OF the united churches will be
held in the observance OF Labor Sun
day in this church, at 7,30. Mr. Mills
will give the address Subject:
I''What the Christian Church Has to
Say About the Labor Situation" The
public will be interested in the serv-
fice. A hearty welcome for all.
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