The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-10-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town ami Village Told
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Briefly Tor Busy Readers
DANCE tonight at Hawks hall.-Adv
Fresh Arlington sausage at Estes
market Adv
Calves liver and bacon tonight at
the Cafeteria.-Adv
Lest. Black fur neck piece on Col
gate road. Finder will be rewarded
by returning same to Banner office.
Adv. nfc
Miss Clara Kelley, who has been
visiting relatives in town for several
weeks, returned to her home in Dor
set this afternoon.
Rich cream, sage and young Ameri
can cheese at Estes market, ADV.
Snow appeared on the mountains
east Of Bennington this morning for
the first time this season and even
Mt Anthony looked little gray
headed 1t is about three weeks later
than usual.
Mrs H N. Williams entertained at
cards at her home on Elm street
Thursday afternoon Five tables OF
players were present and the prizes
hCAC WIN Wy A1I D. % l1OAuVA anu
Mrs. George W. Keeseman. Refresh.
ments were served.
Fresh clans and oysters at Estes.
Adv.
Funeral services were held from
the Sacred Heart church this morn
ing for the late Jules Dagesse whose
death occurred at his home on Dewey
street Thursday afternoon. Mass
was said by Rev. Charles e. Provost
and interment was at Park Lawn
cemetery,
Harold Carpenter and Miss Marcia
Carpenter have secured reservations
to sail from Vancouver en- December
for Sidney, Australia. They will be
accompanied by Mr.. Carpenters little
daughter and the journey is being
made primarily for the purpose of Civ
ing the child an opportunity TO visit
her grandparents. U
Fine Dairy and creamery butter at
Estes market. Adv. F@
The last session OF the board OF
Civil Authority before election takes
place this evening at the town rooms
No one whose name Is not On the
check list can vote next Tuesday
There are nearly 1000 women in Ben
nington who have not registered.
They ought to take advantage of this
! last chance to get on the list
The public is cordially invited to the
services Of the First Baptist church,
! w G. Towart, pastor. Church school
at 9:45 a. m. Last Sunday was the
| banner attendance for the year. Let
every one be present tomorrow
Morning service at 1900 a. NJ. Adult
classes follow the service. School of
Missions begins promptly at 500 D.
m. From 500 to $50 light luncheon
and get-acquainted period. At $40
there is a short devotional service and
at GAS the class. work is taken up.
/ Two new classes have been formed in
addition to those on the schedule. The
new book is Ralph. Felton's Serving
the Neighborhood. i.s At 1880 in the
auditorium the young people will give
a little pllylet entitled. women and
! Children First. = % Remember the
change in the time from Daylight
Saving, back tp'standard.
About one hundred we're present last
evening at the annual Halloween party
Z VI vic A'hPNA1N 'VhiiN PopPAN. 4 az PuA
sonage was very Hastily decorated
with Hallowe en- Colors Programs
were prepared with good deal Of
care. Each person found their part
ner and then had a little while to fill
out their cards, selecting different
partner for each OF the ten numbers
indicated on the card. Fortunes were
told and forfeits were paid. The wise
man OF the East gave some timely
: wisdom. The grand march was made
OF the attic where the spooks reside
and witches told stories. On the stair
leading to the attic there was sur
prise in store for everyone The stair
way was in darkness and one step was
arranged with an electric device that
caused the marchers to step lively
without any urging. Pumpkin pie
coffee. cookies and apDles we're serv-
ed as refreshments. Some Of the cos
tunes made it almost impossible to
tell who the wearcr was. Everyone
had a good time.