The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-02
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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ADV. u
Fancy head lettuce, eudive, radish-.
es, ETC., at Estes market. ADV.
Bargain prices on girls and wo-
mems shoes at Harris. Adv.
Fancy Indian River oranges and
grape fruit at Estes market. Adv
Childrens bkle. arctics, sizes
9 IL to at SO cents at Harris. Adv.
For. Sale-~Toledo computing scales.
practically. new. Tel l25-W. s1t2
New Sage cheese, fresh cream.
snappy and pimento cheese at Estes
market. Adv
Do you believe in free love? Sec
1.-THE One Woman" at Library Thea.
ire today. ADV.
A table well filed with good shoes
for girls and women. Prices reduced
at Harris Shoe Sto.e. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. p B. Jennings Of New
York are passing few days al their
summer home in Old Bennington.
$3.50 lumbe mans heavy trousers,
special s598, $500 lumbermans
heavy trousers $3.50 at NJ. Shimlintz-
ky's, lis North street. Adv.
The offering of the Bible school in
n the Methodist church last Sunday
was $102.40, George A. Parkers class
y of young men taking the banner with
& 1929.
1.-THE One Woman" lis stupendous
q and thrill ng special production by
Thomas Dixon author of 1.-THE 81. tn
y OF Nation" at Library Theatre to-
q day. Adv.
Il Don't fail to see Bessie Ba riscale in
Her Purchase Price, The School
y house Scandal, Fox Sunshine COM
q edy with laugh in every inch and
y new Pathe News at Harte Theatre to-
' day ADV,
About dozen lends were enjoy
ablely entertained by Mr.. and Mira
George w. Williams at their home on
North street New Years eve. Music
/. and elaborate refreshments were pro-
u vided and each guest received an ap-
propriate favor in the form OF a
pretty calendar.
5. News has been received here OF the
o death in Ho'yoke Mass. on December
y rs, OF Wilmer Kendall, son of Mr.. and
n, Mrs George Kendall, former resi-
s, dents OF Bennington. The funeral
IS was held from the home of his par
S. ents on December 80 and the burial
k WAS in Fo esdale cemetery, Holyoke
d Other than his parents the young man
ot leaves widow and a sister, Mrs.
Beulah Stowell of Dalton. Mass.
g. The members of class of 1917 Of
II the Bennington high school held {
class eun on at the Y. NJ. C. a. camp
49, Wednesday. Those who were unable
= TO hike to camp IN the Afternoon ar.
rived By automobiles in time FOR d
good supper 0ut-of-door aports We're
lf enjoyed during the afternoon and eve
ming. The skiing was great and
music was provided for dsnclng, d
"a A. Holloway, physical director at tbs
~. Y. NJ. c. A. chaperoned the party
The second meeting in the specia
in services at the Methodist church was
+, held last night Rev. Mr. Perry spoke
y on THE Excellence of the Gosne
~ Plan" and George Small sang seyera
"a relig' Gus Scotch songs gith splendid
IA effect. A gospel service VII be hell
tonight, at which SPECIAL music VII
s. be provided by the choir. AMI ate
~ the Sc vice the choir viii remaia foi
or a short practice The Rev. Kingmal
College, pastor OF the Methods
- church at White Creek, will delive
,e the sermon Mr. College comes high
or " recommended as an evangelist
III preacher.
at The public is cordially invited t
la. the services in the Methodist Gnu CT
Sunday. Morning worship AT 1913
he including sermon by Rev. A. PER-,
ia. on the topic The Church in tn
wv House" Bible school at noon, an ei
ill fort be ng made to start the new yea
oy with at least two hundred in after
no dance; evening worship at $50, ]
ks which a sermon by the minister AM
Is. a gospel song service led by TIL
Re- choir will take the place of the EI
ry wo tn League meeting, closing a
RS 7:35 so the congregational may pal
he ticipate in the forum meeting at til
as Second Congregational church a
IN. 7:45.
ad Mr. and Mrs. Guy b. Johnson q
-er New York who are passing the hol
nd days at their summer home at OF
ne Bennington, gave New Years recel
ar ton Thursday afternoon from 4 to
liza O'Clock in honor of Rev. and Mrs VII
DIX cient Ravi-Booth and family. A d.
he lightful afternoon was enjoyed an
in, the occasion furnished an oppo tun't
as for the new pastor and his family t
become acquainted with many of tn
- Pensioners OF the Old First churcl
"A The family but recently came fror
~ Cambridge. Mass, to reside at OIL
q Bennington where Mr., Ravi-Booth ha