The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

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Briefly for Busy Readers.
John Elwell spent the weekend in
Berlin.
Miss Nellie Drew is spending the
day in Troy.
Mrs. Fannie Easton is confined at
her home en- Branch street by illness.
Mrs, William Mayhem and Mrs. Der
nard Madison spent the weekend in
Troy.
The Red Cross fosters community
health. Leave your membership at
the Library.
James Ryan, who has been visiting
relatives in town, has returned to
Holyoke
Mr. and Mrs. John Fay and Mrs. j.
Laurence Griswold are spending the
day in Troy
Miss Leona Cook OF Jericho Center
is visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs Ray Higgins.
]. NJ Hyde, who has been visiting
with relatives and friends in Middle
bury, has returned.
The Screens sensation-"Th Deep
Purple" at Library Theatre Monday
and Tuesday Read big ad. Adv
An astounding, mystery drama, "a
Sister to Salome," starring Gladys
Brockwell Harte Theatre today ADV
It's equal has never been seen in
Bennington" THE North Winds Nal
ice'-last showing. Library Theatre
ADV.
The Nichols Electric company has
installed a farm lighting plant at the
residence OF James Peters in
SALISBURY
Frank Verge underwent an opera
ton at the Putnam Memorial hospital
Thursday morning and is getting
along nicely.
4 Monday Scarlet Days" superb
picture Of the old west and Ruth Ro-
land in Ruth of the Rockies Harte
Theatre today. Adv
$4,000 women and girls last year
under Red Cross nurses completed
courses Of instruction in home care Of
the sick. Join the Red Corss.
Allen Morgan is moving from his
former home on the corner of Grand
4 view and Morgan street to one OF j.
Ed. Walbridge's house on Imperial
\ avenue
Mr.. and Mrs L. Alden Graves and
Mr.. and Mrs Walling Dewey have
returned from trip to Northern
Vermont and Canada The trip was
made by automobile.
n Mo Saturday anfertainmaut-
4 G. adys Brockwell in "A Sister to
\ Salomer Mutt and JEFF cartoon come
A dy and episode 4 of "The Yelled Mys-
A terry" Harte Theatre today-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Nichols, who
4 have been visiting in New York have
4 Ireturned. Mrs Lucy Burt, who has
q been attending the Kings Daughters
convention in New York ACCOMPANIED
them home, The trip was made by
automobile
Services in the Methodist Episco-
pal church Sunday, Nov. IA, are held
as follows, Morning worship at 1890,
q sermon by Rev James A Perry, min
lister Bible study in the church school
8 Is conducted at T.. At $50 the school
a Of missions is resumed with classes
81 for primary, junior, young people, and
two classes for adults. Mrs. w Ak
b en-, teaches the primary class; Mrs.
4 w. J. Handles the junior; Mrs. J. A..
X Perry, the young people; Miss Gladys
4 Fauley THE Near East Cross Roads
\ NJ the World" and Mrs Perry The
n Evangelism of Jesus" The evening
4 service will be eyange'i tic in char.
n acter; sermon by the minister and
4 song service directed by Prof Edward
4 =. Long
The Second Congregational church,
= Rev G. s Mills minister, cordially
invites the pubic to its services to-
y morrow Hour of morning worship
1870 Mr. Thomas + l.. Henderson.
a distinguished lecturer from Chicago,
J will speak at the morning service His
: subject will be "Halfbaked; or
Ephraim Cake net Turned" The
, International Y NJ G. A. is observing
~ annual Week OF PRAYER. and Mr..
Henderson comes to Remington un-
der the auspices of the local associ-
'tion Men and bows are especially
invited to hear Mr. Henderson. Mems
class directly following the morning
-ervce in the auditorium. Church
school at - in the chanel Tho
school OF missions begins at $50 with
q light supner in the chapel parlor.
Brief devotional service at 6 o'clock,
" tn classes following until Z. when
here will be q special feature. Re
member there are classes for adults,
$ Young people. and children. Nom
bers of the church and congregat on
RI and any friends are heartily invited