The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-11-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
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Briefly for Busy Readers.
For Sale-Furniture, dishes. etc, at
1Ol Morgan street. ADV.
Miss Mary Meagher Of North Ben
nington is spending a week with Mrs.
William Hurley of School street.
Miss Elizabeth Redwood who at.
tends st Agnes school at Albany, is
spending the Thanksgiving recess at
her home here.
Library Theatre Monday-Hobart
Bosworth in His own Law the most
appealing story ever screened-see
Banner Monday.
Brought to justice before her hus.
bands bar, defended by her own SON
see Madame < at Library Theatre
Last showing today Adv.
See Pauline Frederick. the barred,
pulsating soul Of art in Madame x"
last showing at Library Theatre to-
day Regular admission
Miss Edwina North returned today
from North Adams where she under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the North Adams hospital several
days ago.
Your Christmas problems will be
solved if you attend the Second Con
gregational fair next Wednesday.
Gifts for young and old youll find
there. ADV.
The public IS cordially invited to
the services of the First Baptist
| church, w G. Towart, pastor. church
school at 9.45 morning worship at /
a. m. Dr. Lynch. who has just re.
turned from Africa, will be the speak.
err Adult classes meet after service.
School of Missions at D. m This is
the last session Of the school for this
winter At the close of the sessions
tomorrow evening there will be q get
together service in which the mem
bers of the Second Congregational
school will be present in a body Dr.
I Lynch viii make the address.
For sale-Dining room table, and
chairs at 1O1 Morgan street Adv
Last evening a box social was held
/ in the Bushnell district. Forty-fye
were present and every ne declared
they had a great time. Unique games
were held. The first was a converse
ton game which served to get every
Zone IN talking mood Illustrating
nursery rhymes was fall OF fun Other
games followed Prizes were given tC
the winners. The boxes were prepar
ed by the ladies and purchased by the
men Coffee was served This closed
! the work Of the Bushnell District tin
mex. spring The meetings have been
full of interest. MIR Towart was
greatly surprised when Mr.. Walter
Niles in behalf Of the people Of the
district presented him a gilt in money
as an appreciation Of his services.
Every Sunday between the hour OF
u and one O'Clock, large class of
men meet in the main auditorium OF
the Second Congregational church
There viii be found doctors, mer-
chants. lawyers. manufacturers, en-
ployees and tradesmen. meeting on a
common level getting acquainted with
each other. and On a sincere spirit Of
friendship discussing together in a
sober. conservative way subjects that
lare OF vital Importance to the success
of each others welfare, Men Of Ben
lningt n. strangers or visitors, are cor
daily invited to attend Don't forget
the hour, between Y and o'clock
The Second Congreeational church
Rev. O.. IS. Mills minister. cordially in
Iyites the public 20 its services. Morn
ling Worship tomorrow at 1890 Ser
mon. ghe Christian as Producer
Mons class Immediately following in
the andltoriu Church school ct IL.
school OF NJ 81 $50 Csnpperl
devotional nd study classes
beginning a. is the last SEES
sion of the I'D every member
is expected IT, resent A special
invitation is visitors to drop
m and see wiz Tie school is like.
At the clcsc special feature per-
iod The accept the invita-
ton Of school to visit that
church m all fer the purpose OF a