The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
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Nobby low cut shoes for women at
Harris. Adv
Ernest White has employment as
driver at the local express office.
The parochial schools are closed
this week for the spring vacation.
Alvin Parkhurst of West Rutland
has employment in the store of
George A. Parker, Union street.
A new 5.horse power electric motor
Is being installed in the eezing
plant at the IIarwood drug store.
Miss Catherine Toomey returned
Wednesday to Springfield after a
brief visit with her mother Mrs.
Mary Toomoy OF Gage street.
Cecil l.. Cook Of the United States
navy is spending a seven days leave
of absence with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Cook of Mckinley street.
Enid Bennett in Partners Three"
Ga stirring story Of Arizont) also an
a buckle comedy e partsl. Special
music. Library Theatre today. ADV
Clarence Brooks, who for some
time has been employed as driver Of
! one OF the express company teams,
has resigned and begun work with
r. NJ. Harrington, the truckman
Mrs. Thomas McGrail and daush-
! ter, Catherine, returned Tuesday to
Albany after visit of several days
/ at the home OF her parents. Mr., and
M-g A of etr
The churches will conform their
/ schedule to meet with the Daylight
] Saving ordinance. Everyone should
! set their clocks ahead Saturday night
: so as not to be an hour late for
] church services the next morning.
/ The Junior Department of the Bap-
|. fist church school held their quarter
! ly Good Time Together" on Tues
] day. At that time supper was Civ
] en- and each class sat with their
] teacher, after which stereoptiean
! talk on missionary work was given.
/. The children were dismissed at 7:15
/. p. m. so that they might return to
! their homes before dark.
i Holy Week service tonight in the
I Second Congregational chapel, at
I 1880. Meditation and b ief address,
!. "The Upper Room" The Sacrament
1 OF the Lords Supper viii fonow An
/ earnest invitation to come and wor-
L ship is extended to the members Of
Ii this church and to other Christian
i friends who have no church engage
L ments elsewhere.
L Services in ST. Peters church to-
Il morrow, Good Friday, will be Morn
II ing Prayer and Anti.Communion at 8
II o'clock; Passion service from 1928
II concentrating our Lords sufferlngs
i and Death ON the Cross This sery.
|. ice consists Of hymns. prayers and
Il meditations in the Seven Words
/. spoken from the c.oss; evening
i prayer and address at 7:30.
L An April Fools party is the attrac
|. ton at Welfare HaE Saturday even
/. ing, and it Isl hoped that large
Il crowd of young people will gather
/. there to take part in unique pro
/. gram. The young women are asked
Il to bring shoe of any size, sort OF
Il description while the young men are
/! requested to bring collar and tie.
II Dancing is the main feature Of the
evening.
Harold Bottum, who was 10 have
sailed few weeks ago on the e.. $,
S. Rotterdam from France was taken
Ill shorty before the steamship left
and had to be taken to a hospital SUI
fering from influenza. He has been
overseas in the service Of the Ameri
can Red Cross and had cablegramei
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Bot
tum, about four weeks ago, that he
was to sail for home within few
days.