The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-31
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly i0T oueJ nceuSie
Fresh Wordsworth whole wheat
biscuit at Estes market. adv.
Harold Schimlintzky spent Memorial
day with friends in Greenfield, Mass.
Miss Mabelle Snow is spending the
weekend with friends in Troy and Al
bany.
Robert Guiltinan and daughter are
the guests of Mr.. Guiltinan's sister,
Miss Lille Guiltinan.
Joseph Cunning of Putnam street
secured fine catch of trout on the
main stream Friday morning.
Mrs. C. j. Kinsley is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. G. H. Shurtleff of Spring
field and Mrs Charles Kendall of
Holyoke.
Don't miss "The Birth of Nation"
the greatest picture ever filmed at the
Opera House this evening at moderate
prices. adv.
At the Opera House this evening, d.
w. Griffith's spectacular production,
The Birth of a Nation" at moderate
prices. adv.
John P. Morrissey of Washington
avenue has returned home after at
tending the X of c state convention
held at Burlington.
Attention Knights of Columbus
You are requested to meet at your
roms at $3.50 A. NJ. tomorrow to aid
as escort to the Rt. Rev. Bishop.
Attention, Knights of Columbus!
You are requested to meet at your
rooms at $3.50 a. m. tomorrow to act
as escort to the Rt. Rev. Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monahan of
North Adams were the guests Memorial
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, j.
p. Morrissey of Washington avenue.
Lost-Between the fats and
Harper residence and the Carpent-
er lumber yard, a muller for Ford
car Finder will please call phone
224-4 adv.
Philadelphia cream cheese at Estes
market. adv.
Charles Cyr, deputy collector OF war
taxes and income taxes, who has been
:, stationed in Bennington for some time
Y left this morning for Maine where he
will carry on this work.
Miss Lillian Walsh of Needham
Mass, is the guest for few days OF
Miss Mabel Sutton of Silver street
Miss Walsh and Miss Sutton are class
mates at the birmingham Normal
school.
The public is cordially invited to the
= services of the First Baptist church
.. Rev. w. G. Towart pastor. Church
school at 9:45 Morning worship at II
4 a. m. followed by the Communion ser
= vice. In the evening this church will
! Join with the other churches at the
|, Methodist church for the Baccalaure
! ate sermon. p.,--.. El'i .sIs
. The mems class of the Second Con
= gregational church, Hiram L. Hall
lpres., p. It. II, Pierson leader, viii meet
& regularly throughout the summer II
is held in the church auditorium at
! noons A study in the Parallels is be
= ing conducted at present. All men are
welcome as regular attendants or oc
- easional visitors. The attendance
4 averages from ten to dozen men.
= Joseph Costello, who has been il
the military service for over a year
has been mustered out, and has re
turned home. He was discharged
while member of the 49th Infantry
stationed at Fort Leavenworth Kan
sas. During his service, Mr.. Costello
served with the 1st Vermont infantry
and the 57th Pioneer infantry, COINS
NJ overseas with the latter organization
Among the guests registered at the
Putnam House Thursday were George
4 Sanford of Bridgeport, Conn. Mr.
- Sanford was resident of Bennington
fifty years ago and this was his frs
visit here during long time. He
Il was a student at the famous Mt
Anthony seminary conducted by Prof
George w. Yates. Mr.. Sanford spen
his time here visiting the scenes of his
boyhood, especially the seminary
grounds and seminary which, sine,
the time when it was an educationa
institution has been a golf club hous
and private residence although at
present moccupied.