The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-03-20
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Mrs. Douglass Macintosh is Ill.
Mrs. J. M. Ayres is in Troy for the
day.
Mrs Mary Van ow and daughter
Miss Anna Van Ow are spending the
day In Troy and Albany.
Mrs. Eugene Waatles OF Pleasant
street is visiting her brother, Garlic
ton Davis, in New Britain, Conn.
Miss Helen Leonard, assistant at
the Western Union office, left this
afternoon for Shelburne Falls, to pass
the weekend with her parents. y
! The condition Of Mrs. Catherine
Gorges, who unde. went an operation
at the Putnam Memorial hospital a few
days ago, is reported to be favorable
The county road meeting will be held
at Hawks hall, NJ sniateer S555 ?epy.u
at Hawks hall, Main street, Tuesday,
March %, with sessions at 1890 a. IN,
and 1.3O p. m.
Coming Tuesday-Library Theatre
Henry Walthau In THE False
Faces Ga Paramount-Artcraft specI-
all. The most thrilling production
ever attempted. Adv.
Library Theatre today-Dorothy
Gish In 1.-THE Hope Chest" Qt's a
riot) and Jack Dempsey in Dare
devil jack, episode 4--(a whirlwind
OF action). Continuous 2 to p. N.
and $50 to IL p. m. Adv.
George Leroy Avery and LucefIa
Sarah Rowland, both OF this village,
were married at the Methodist parson-
age by Rev. ]. A. Perry Friday fore
noon. The brides mother was witness.
The couple plan to reside In Acron,
Ohio.
Summer hat sale Tuesday and We'd
nesday of next week at the store form
erly Occupied by Cook, the jeweler. All
spring and summer hats left over from
last. season will be disposed Of at re-
markedly low prices TO make room for
other goods.-Adv.
Mrs. Hugh F. Gibson delightfully."-
entertained at her home on Union ST.,
Friday evening, a few friends. at auct-
ion bridge. Three prizes were award
ed. Miss Mary Wells received the
first Prize; Mrs. Roy NJ Paddock, sec
ond and NJ ). H. Wells Pierson, the
consolation. Light refreshments were
served
Bring One Sunday" tomorrow at the
Second Congregational church. Hour
of morning worship 1890, theme OF
sermon: Growing Soul" Glass for
men and class for women in the audi
forum directly at the close of the SER
wee Chu oh school In the chapel at
~ o'clock. Easter class for boys at
the parsonage at s.; for girls at 5:45
Young People's- meeting in the chapel
narlor at $50. conducted by Mr.. Mills.
Study In Money, the Acid Test" A
cordial welcome for all at all the ser
vices of the day.
Chairman John Il. Paddock OF the
village Friday comforting with the
committees secretary Collins M,
Graves. on matters pertaining 10 the
approaching convention at which dele
oates will be elected To the Ch'cago
convention Mr. Paddock expressed
Tho oninicn that the convention would
ha one OF the largest gatherings OF its
t'rd IN the history of the state. In
the LIGHT Of present conditions it
eeems highly proha'bte that Gen. Leo
nard Wood will address the convention
Which win he held at Montpelier the
last week In May. iy
The Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. ]. A. Perry minister invites the
pWbfic to sha q In the Worship ard
study and activities. Sunday services
are az follows: morning worship 1910
with sermon by the minister; Bible
study IN the church school 1900:
Epworth LEAGUE meeting for topical
study OF Christian problems $40;
evening service 730 Mr. Perry will
preach the fifth sermon in the series
on The Main Points in Mans Faith
People desi ing to settle the great re-
ligious questions in their lives should
hear these. March 21st, also, is
Bring One" Sunday in which each
churcb-goer is asked to invite, and
hiring with him. one person Eat least)
who is not in the habit OF church at
tendance. This is part Of the Inter
church World. Movements Pre-Easter
program.