The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Tole
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. 8. Loomis are visit
ing In Albany.
Y. w. c. dance Thursday evening
Don't miss itl-Adv.
Abe Noveck returned Tuesday from
business trip to New York.
p. r. Dalton is attending the auto
mobile show in New York City this
week.
Miss Maude Vineyard of Hoosich
Falls was recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank p. Nolan.
Miss Helen Cutting, bookkeeper in
the office of Harry H. Warren is con
fined to the house with tonsiitis.
! Regular meeting o. E. s. will be
held this evening. There will be nc
initiation until the February meeting
Mrs. Albyn Latour has succeeded
Mrs Aaron Levin as clerk in the cloak
and suit department of the Lurie store
Z Sporting Life a Paramount,A rl.
craft special production in thrillin
acts. at Library Theatre today Adv
Grange Deputy A. w White assist
ed by Mrs. A w. White will install
the officers of Bennington Grange at
the regular meeting this evening.
Frederick II. Lawrence has returned
to Peddie Institute, Hightstown, N. j.,
after spending the Christmas vacation
with his mother, Mrs. George b. Law.
enee.
; J. Warren Kerrigan in THE End
of the Game and a Mack Sennett
comedy, "Reillys Wash Day" Harte
theatre tomorrow. Admission and
11cts ADV.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas, who for
some time has been residing with her
sister, Mrs. Mcclure OF Maple street
left Tuesday for New York where
she will remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Irere Friedman and daughter,
Martha, who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe Satter, left Monday for
their home in Waterbury, Conn. Mrs.
Satte Is a niece of Mrs. Friedman.
Mss Elizabeth Cronin and Miss
Ruth lockwood have returned TO
Castleton TO resume studies at Castle
ten Normal school, after having pass.
ed the holiday vacation at their homes.
Harry T. Morey. in heroic role
heads superb supporting cast In
"The Gamblers" and chapter No. 4
"The Black Secret featu ing Pearl
White. Harte theatre today. Ad.
mission and IL cts. ADV.
The Methodist Brotherhood meet
ing which was scheduled for tonight
is postponed until next Tuesday at
which time Philip T. H. Person
will make the address to the entire
congregation and the Brotherhood
after the service, to which the Bro
body.
There will be general rehearsal
of The Yama Yama Minstrels Thurs
day night at e'ght o'clock in the |. o..
o. f hall The director would like
to meet any who can sing, act or en-
terrain in any way. The show will
be presented Thursday and Friday
nights Jan. 1928.
Miss Theresa Madison Of Shafts
bury, teacher Of the G astenbury school
who few weeks ago underwent an
operation at the Putnam Memorial
hospital, is recovering and expects to
leave the hospital this week. Her
school is closed until she is able to re-
sumo her duties.
There is renewed hope that the cars
between Bennington and North
Adams may resume service but not
Immediately. The company has fled
new tariff schedules with the public
service commissioners of Vermont and
Massachusetts and seem to be prepar-
ing ma ter SO that the road can be re-
opened but not at once
The annual meeting of the Second
Congregational society viii be held In
the chapel this evening at o'clock.
The reports OF the treasurer, co.lec-
tor, auditor and trustees will be read
and acted upon, and the officers for
the year 1920 will be elected. II is
important that there should be a rep
rseniative attendance of the mem
bers Ct the society.
The meeting Tuesday night in the
Methodist church was we'll attended;
Rev. A. l.. Dodd OF Manchester Cen
spoke On Putting things first"
Mrs. Helen Downs sang two so.os.
HiAe erYHe y as ioilowed by a meet
ing of the Sunday school board, in
which plans were made for aggressive
work in the Church School Teach
er5 and officers are requested to meet
the ministe. Sunday morning at TO-
w 10 atlend TO matters which cannot
he delayed.
Union week of prayer" service OF
the Baptist Methodist. and Congre-,
ga iunal churches at the Methodist
church tonight at the 1880 hour in
the brotherhood room. All members
are u ged TO be present and other
who are interested are cordially in
vited No subject can possibly be
OF more importance than that of the
cultivation of the prayer life. Rev.
Mr.. Perry will be in charge. Ed
ward E. Long provides special gos-
pei music Tor the occasion.
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