The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-26
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Joseph OBren of Schenectady
spent the week end in town
Cholomondeey Thornton of Boston
is III town for few days on business.
| Edward E. Long meets the choir of
the Methodist church Friday evening.
1 Commencing today shows at III
brary theatre Wal start p. M, Z
p. m. and p. m. Adv.
4 Miss Margaret Kingsley OF Spring
field is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. n.
Williams of Elm street
! Miss l.. E. Merton and Mrs. George
Morrison have returned f.om a stay
of a few weeks in New York.
Philip B, Jennings is here from New
York and VIII spend few days at his
home at Old Bennington.
Mrs. Isaac Levin and family of All.
: bany passed the weekend at the home
Of Mrs. j. Levin of River street
! Walter H. Berry. John and Vernon
Pelcher and Arthur Russell mrtorea
to Webs, N. Y, for the day Sunday.
I George w. Sargent an inmate of the
Soldiers Home left today on a fur.
Tough which he win spent in South
Royalt0n.
Fred N. Austin, deputy collector OF
internal revenue, returned today to
Rutland after having passed the week
end at his home on Weeks st Get
See one of the biggest and best pro.
grams We. offered in Bennington at
Library Theatre today. big yaude-
vilel acts in addition TO regular all.
feature picture program See our
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The Mission Workers OF the Second
Congregational church will hold their
last meeting OF the season Tuesday
afternoon, instead OF Tuesday even
ing, at O'Clock in the parors of the |
church. Every member of the organi |
cation is asked to bring or send
thank offering,
Thursday evening the minister of |
the Methodist church will be in charge |
OF the mid-week meeting. Special |
music is the usual order at these ser
vices, and topics OF vital interest to the |
christian and church fife are presented /
cordial welcome to ALL especially |
friends and visitors.
A spelling contest between sepresen
tatiyes OF the Bennington rural school, |
was held Saturday afternoon in the |
local high school Nernona Evans of |
Riverside school won for grades
seven and eight Edward Houran OF |
the Chapel school for grades below
the seventh. A county contest is
planned for next month.
At regular meeting of the boa d |
of school directors, held last Friday
night, the salary of teachers, for rural |
schools, holding qualification certifi-
Gates was fixed at 5000 per year.
Contracts were entered into on that
basis, with five teachers Two other
teachers are considering the PROPOSE
ticn and there are two vacancies.
The 101st anniversary of the found
ing of Odd Fellowship in America win
be observed in the rooms CT Stark
Lodge, l. 0. o. F., this evening, April
6, at eight o'clock. Rev J. S.
Brown of Manchester VII be the in.
cipal speaker Of the evening. Special
music will be provided for the occas-
ion and refreshments will be served
All Odd Fellows and sRebekahs are
cordially invited to attend Also a
few invited guess are expected to be
present. Per Order Committee.
Teams Of canyassers from the Metho.
dist church went out yesterday in the
interest Of the Interchurch Financial
Drive. II is expected that teams from
the Baptist and Congregational
churches will give their services as
soon as their own assignment of names
by their ind yidual churches are com
pleted. Ii is hoped that every Pro-
testant Garner viii want to have
share in this mighty world movement
for education, charity, philanthropy
and the spread of the gospel
The students and alumni of Mount !
Iolyoke College are putting every Ii
ounce of endeayor in o raising the 49, IL
100000 Endowment Fund for the col /,
lege. OF this amount $1,0000O0 is to :
be used for necessary buildings and h
S2,O0O000 will be applied to raising