The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-20
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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Fresh eggs; good cheese. Estes
Adv
CLANS, hnnan haddle, fresh fish
Estes market. Adv
! Miss Margaret O'Shea Of Troy is
visiting friends in town for few
days!
Watch for the date-coming soon
when New York Sleeps to the
Opera house. Adv
The interior appearance of Panaiis
restaurant is much improved by the
installation Of new counter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Battles of
Proctorsyille are In town for brief
visit with their many friends
Big Saturday show "a Fox feature
two comedies and serial. Read
the ad Harte Theatre today Adv
THE Law of The Yukon" Ga smash
ing, crashing drama of the mighty
northwest Library Theatre Monday
and Tuesday
THE Law Of the Yukon" Ga smash
ing, crashing drama of the mighty
northwest Library Theatre Monday
and Tuesday. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller of North
Adams were recent visitors at the
home Of Mr. Miler's mother, Mrs.
Maria Miller of Main street
Court ST. Andrew No 259, Daugh-
ters Of Isabella. will initiate class
of forty candidates Sunday, Noyem-
Der 2lst, at 2 o'clock at the Elks club
rooms. Candidates are requested to
be at the Elks rooms at l o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Jackson and Miss Ruth
Ferguson are in Pittsfeld attending
the National League Auxiliary board
meeting and the Western Massachus
etts Directoric meeting. One question
i to be taken up Is viii they limit the
number CT girls at the 18th biennial
convention to be held at Vassar in
1927
Work was completed Friday on the
waterbOund macadam highway on
Weeks street between Washington
street and the entrance to the Put
nam Memorial hospital. This section
of street, heretofore in bad condit-
ion much of the year because Of I'M
usual traffic to and from the hospital,
is now in excellent shape, The work
: was done by the village street depart
ment.
I A splendid social was held last
evening In the First Baptist church
by the Young Peoples society. A short
i, business session proceeded the social
e hour Miss Thelma Jclivette was In
i charge of the games which were
y new and afforded great deal of en-.
l. joyment Miss Florence Moore and
Earl Chase were the Tefreshment
committee A pleasant surprise was
. given Miss JDlivette who was called
fro nj the room for few minutes and
found on coming back a birthday
. cake with candles lighted sitting in
the midst of the room.
The public is cordially invited to
the services OF the First Baptist
!, Church, w g. ToTart, pastor Church
i school at 9;45 a. m Morning wor-
i. ship with sermon at 1900 a. m. Adult
: classes meet after service. School
/ Of Missions meets at6:O0 with light
@ luncheon and fellowship hour. AZ
: $50 there is a devotional service
with special music under the leader
!, ship of Mrs Waldo. White. Glass
!. work is taken up at 645 with oppor
: tunity for all ages to take up inter
: esting studies. Miss Helen Crossman
!, Field Secretary of the World Wide
u Guild Of the Northern Baptist Con
vention viii speak at 1880 Miss
e Crossman has travelled all over the
e country and is an enthusiastic and
e pleasing speaker.
> As a result Of a series Ct compete
h tive tests, which took the form Of
4 trial performances of several plays at
" the Little Theatre, George II. Spargo
e Of Old Bennington, a freshman in
e Dartmouth College, has been elected
il as one Of the associate members Of
q the Dartmouth Players. Two group;
n Of associates were chosen those rank
ing highest in the tests being placed
in the first group to the members o
which parts in the regular performan
ces win he first assigned. Spargo is
placed in this group which is yer!
gratifying for a freshman. The col
n lege paper says that the competitor
this year was unusually keen, an,
!. the men chosen include many actor
Of real ability Spargo recently az
- peared in war play called I'm Tn
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