The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-01

Dexter NJ. Gleason was in Troy for
the day.
! George r. Chase is housed by an in
jury to his foot.
Their places will be flied immediate
| ly by other workers.
Miss Agnes Hurley has returned
from a weeks stay in New York.
! Miss Ida Roy resumed work Satur
! day as clerk in the Drysdale store,
having recovered from the grip.
Gi bert Hines, who is employed as
weaver in Watervliet, passed the
week end with his family on Depot
street.
William Hurley, who has employ
ment in Watervliet passed the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam Biggs
John Scarey, who week ago suf-
fered injuries as the resul. Of a fall
which included three broken ribs, is
able TO sit up.
Edward f. Long, choir director of
the Methodist church, meets his
chorus choir Friday evening at 1880
IN the church.
Roy Chase left today for White Riv
err Junction where he viii visit for a
few days before going to Burlington
to enter an cleo irical school.
Harold Hewitt, who week ago un-
derwent an opera ion for appendicitis
at the North Adams hospital, Is re-
ported to be getting along nicely.
Samuel Margolin returned the last
of the week from visit of severa
days in New York. Mrs. Margolin
who accompanied him to the city, re
turned home today.
There will be an annual meeting OF
the Ladies Aid society OF the Metho-
dist church tonight IN the church. Al
members are requested to be presen
and any ladies' interested are invited.
Hour ofNmeeting is 1880.
! e. w Williams has returned from
business trip TO Detroit. William
Eddington who accompanied Mr. WI
'iams to Detroit did not return but
ness for the Bennington garage.
Tuesday the Methodist olass,meet
ing under the direction of Frank Cen.
ter meets in the brotherhood room OF
the church at 1870 This is a lay
mans meeting for practical cultiYa-
ton of the spiritual life. Men and
women of the church should take ad
Nuf. .,P
The minister of the Methodist
church wishes to meet all juniors OF
the church and constituency Thurs
day afternoons after the school hour,
namely at four o'clock. for instruction
in 1.-THE Meaning of Church Member
ship" Al young people in the years
nine to thirteen are asked to tend.
Ladies night in the Methodist
Brotherhood will be observed Tues
day evening, March 9th, in the
church. The program consists of vo
ca and instrumental music by local
talent, short address, readings by
Fred Haneox an entertainer OF Troy
Refreshments win be served.
Thursday evening the mid-week
meeting for plans and prayers In
the Methodist church is in charge OF
the minister. The energies of thi.
church will be bent toward winning
| s share Of the Methodist Million
Accessions" between now and the
first OF June. Making Disciple
makers is the FIVE weeks topic OF
the midweek NEE ing. Theme for the
week Is, The use of the christian
sword"
The Leonard-Howe Company of Al
bany and Troy, in which A. ]. Cooper
and ]. NJ Leonard are interested, fur
nished the locomobile in which Gen
eral Pershing rode while visiting
those cities on Friday. The big bue
touring car with the Generals -four
gold stars was at the Union station
in Troy with top up and side curtains
but at the Generals reques these
were dispensed with, he preferring &c
enjoy the cold morning air. Tho car
carried tho General and his staff tc
Watervliet, who, after inspecting the
Arsenal, drove 20 the Hotel Ten Eyci
in klbany. The General was vel
pleased to ride in the same make OF
car which he had used in France ant
recall ed one particular ride of three
hundred miles through towns and vii
lagos at times attaining speed o.
eighty-fve miles an hour and lyera 3
ing fifty-two miles an hour = for thy
trip wi bout a stop. Later in the day
the Locomobile with nino passenger
including General Pershing, Governor
Smith and Mayor Watt climbed thl
State street hill to the capitol in higi
gear at five miles an hour over III,
lev street. Mi-,iam %. Howe. a mem