The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-05-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ns~s Of the Town and vllIass Tala
arIsfly for susy Readers

Look for the 0sd Academy sale the
first of June.
Coming to the opera house soon
THE Birth o. Nation at popular
prices. Adv.
Get the habit OF using F, Horst
and Sons dairy products. Phone 1872
IA and get some cream for Sunday.
Adv.
No Methodist is proud of failure.
Don't let the centenary fail. Put in
your FIVE year pledge tomorrow morn
ing. Adv.
The Mems Class of the Second Con-
gregational church, p. T. H. Pierson
leader, meets at noon tomorrow, and
continues the study of the Parallels.
G. A. McNamar of Hartford, Conn,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Calvin
Endress. Mr.. McNamar is improving
portion of his stayin town by tempt
ing fish in the local streams.
Just received a new line of shoes
and oxfords at prices to suit all. The
prices on mems shoes for Friday and
Saturday will surprise you. See our
window at Willoughby's Basement.
Adv.
The gymnasium exercises which
! have been given the girls of the high
school each Tuesday and Friday I'M
der the direction Of Miss Delnia
/ Jacobson, have been discontinued for
the school year.
Wagner Cyril NJ. Manney. who has
been on 80 day furlough at the home
of his mother, Mrs. Mary Manney. of
Adams street has returnedset Fort
LeaVenworth, Kansas, to serve an
other year in military service IN the
Supply company of the 49th infantry
which is stationed at that fort.
DIR. A. e. Alton will be the preach
err Sunday at the First Baptist church.
DR. Alton is Professor of the Bible
at Colgate University Hamilton, ~ IY!
He was formerly pastor Of the First
Baptist Church of Rome, N. Y. The
church school begins at 9:45; morn
ing worship at 11:00 a. m. The even
ing service at 1880 will be union
service at which the Veterans of the
Civil War, Spanish American War
and the World War, with the Wo-
mems Relief corps and other organ
izations will attend in body.
Walter f. Sharpe, former resi-
dent is visiting at the home of his old
err brother, H. Harry Sharpe For a
number of years the younger man has
made his home on the Pacific coast
where early in the war he enlisted
with one Of the base hospital units.
The unit was taken through the Pana-
ma canal to the north Atlantic coast
and after short stay in the vicinity
Of Hoboken, n. j., was sent abroad
A short time ago Mr. Sharpe was
granted an honorable discharge and
he expects soon to locate in Hartford
Conn, where he win be CONNECTED
with one OF the numerous insurance
companies that have their head Office
in that city. h''"-1.yA :
Invitations were received here TO
day for the marriage OF Miss Haze
Eta, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam r. Ogden of Rutherford, N. j., t.
William LeRoy Bates. The ceremon,
Is to take place at the First Presby
terrain church in Rutherford at 49,
o'clock on Tuesday evening, June 10
A reception at the home ofthe bride
IA Bbiling Spring avenue. win follow
The prospective bridegroom is the on
" son OF Judge and Mrs. Edward l.
Bates Of this village and Is in III
|, bonding department OF the Fidelit
and Casualty company in New Yorl
In June, 1917, he enlisted in Montpe
| Ter and the following August wa
sent to Camp Jackson where he RI
/ ceived his commission as second liel