The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-20
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs. Ernest DeLong of Bennington
was in town Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Powers Of Pleasant
street, is visiting friends in New York
city
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hynick have
INC we'd into the apartment over the
Panos Candy Kitchen.
Miss Lillian Buchanan, who is
pending some time with her sister,
Mrs. II. s. Walbridge spent Friday
with friends in Bennington.
on Wednesday evening, Nov. oath,
there will be a a union Thanksgiving
service at the Baptist church. Rev.
w r. Hamlin, pastor of the Congre-
gatlona' church. will preach All are
invited to be present.
There will be services at the Metho-
dist church en- Sunday as usual. Sun
ay school at p. m. and during that
hour. temperance program will be
gwen, Rev Benn will occupy the pul
pit at the preaching service at 3
O'Clock.
The attendance contest between
the Army and Navy in the Methodist
sunday school, which has been car
ried on for several weeks, has result.
ed in the defeat of the Army. They
viii give supper in the basement of
the church. Monday evening. Supper
a. o'clock and on through the even
inE
The Silver Tea at Masonic Tempe
Friday afternoon was a very enjoy.
able affair There were eight tables
Of five hundred and many other lad
les with their fancy work. Refresh.
ments wer served in very attractive
manner by the committee in charge.
Mrs. Florence Surdam and Mrs. Ira
Adams poured. ''
Mrs Helen Crossman, national
secretary OF tho World Wide Guild
will speak IN the Baptist church to.
morrow morning All interested in
guild work most urgently requested
to be present. At the evening ser
vice the pastor will be present and
the subject viii be "An Open Book
and Burning Heart. The young
peoples society will meet at {
O'Clock for prayer and devotion. Sub
ject. The Thanksgiving Habit"
The following solicitors are canvas
sing the village and vicinity in the in
terest OF the Red Cross. Miss Laura
Mosher Prospect and Pleasant SITS.
Miss Marion White. Hinsdilville.
Mrs. Caroline Wellington. Rivert St.
Mise Marjorie White, Riverside; Mis-.
Florence Mosher, Bennington Falls
Mrs. Myron Jones, Church street,
Mrs. w. r. Mattison, School street
Miss Amy Surdam Bank street. Mrs
Guy Farnsworth, West street, Mrs. w
b. Simmons, Upper Main street; Miss
Rosalnd White, Lowr Main street
Mrs. Ira Adams, Houghton Street
Mrs. Earl White, Mill street: Mrs. H
NJ, Godrmote, Mechanic street. TIL,
drive ends Thanksgiving Day and tn,
solicitors are asked to meet in tn,
Bank parlors Monday evening at
o'click to report their progress. An,
persons who have been overlooked il
any way, or perhaps were not at HON,
when the solicitor called, can han,
their subscription to any one Of tn,
above.
Opportunity will be given at tn
morning service of the Congregation
al church. which commences at /
O'Clock to worship God by deed o
mercy, We in America do not hay
all We want but when we look a
Central Europe and the near East
which has bee ndescribed as a Bel
of Horrors, we are rich. So man
hands are stretched out to Americ
for help, we are puzzled to kno,
where to begin But no greater nee
exists than that of the orphan chi
dren cf Armenia, for whom the nea
East Relief appeals. To Maine, Ne,
Hampshire and Vermont has been al
signed the Swas district. II you car
not be present at this service, yo
can send Thanksgiving gift b
check to Mrs George II. Sisson, N,
GIL Amoskeag Bank Building, Mai
chester, N. II. The subject Of tn
sermon for adults will be Ought W
to Expect to see the Results OF ou
, Church Work. There Will also be
sermon for the children. SUI
day school at 12;15. The only ser
ice OF the evening will be the Youn
Peoples society meeting at 6.S
. o'clock. The topic THE Thanksgi
, ing Habit"