The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-04-24
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

The public is cordially. invited to
the services of the First Baptist
church, Rev. w. G. Towart, pastor
Church school at 9:45 a, m. morning
worship at 1900 a. m. Subject OF
sermon THE Zero Hour of the
Church" Adult classes meet after
the morning service. Young people
meet at $3.50 p. m. Evening worship
with sermon at 1880. Tomorrow the
drive begins Our allotment is S26,-
$4,000. We have two slogans-Over
the top and Everyone giving. Study
the advertisement found in this issue /
and you will see the program mapped /
out for the denomination. 1t is
challenge worthy OF our best effort |
Every member of the church and cen !
gregation will be visited before May
~.
Library Theatre today-Charles
Ray in 1.-THE Busherp Ga baseball
story you'll all like it-a,so Jack
Dempsey in Daredevil Jack" (epi-
sode 81. Library Theatre orchestra
afternoon and evening. Continuous 2
TO and $50 to II p. m. ADV.
The Young peoples society of the
First Baptist church are enthusiast
tic about the Drive $4,000 are to be
used for the Unions specific work and
Millions for education. See the dia-
gram In this issue.
The 101st anniversary of the |. o.
o. F.. will be observed by Stark lodge
Monday evening" April 26. Rev ]. l..
Brown of Manchester will speak and
Savery's orchestra will furnish APP
propriate music. Ice cream and cake
viii be served. All Odd Fellows and
affiliated branches are invited.
Library Theatre today-Charles
Ray in THE Busher" Ga baseball
story you'll all like it-aso Jack
Dempsey in Daredevil Jack" tepi
sode 81. Library Theatre orchestra
afternoon and evening. Continuous 2
to 5 and $50 to II p. m. ADV.
Friends of Max Webster will be
pleased to learn that he has sufficient
ly recovered from his long illness so
as to be about the house and gets out
! of doors on pleasant days.
, Mrs Edward Hurley OF Park street,
, who five weeks ago underwent ser
| ious operation at the Putnam Memoir
ial hospital is making good progress
toward recovery and was able to re-
, turn to her home on PAX street We'd
nesday
Library Theatre today-Charles
, Ray in The Busher' "a baseball
story you'll all like it--also Jack
: Dempsey in Daredevil Jack (epi-
: sode 81, Library Theatre orchestra
> afternoon and evening. Continuous .
to and $50 to II p. m. Adv
Mrs. Max Feinberg and little son
; left this morning for New York where
: for few days they will visit with
! relatives
The iuterment OF Anna Hathaway
: French wife of Aryin G. French OF
Gardner. Mass took place this after
noon at 4 O'Clock at Park Lawn Gene
terry. The body had been paced II
!, the Park Lawn vault during the win.
ter. Mr.. French came up from Gard
s ner yesterday
Three big acts of vaudeville in adj
dition to regular feature pictures al
Library Theatre Monday. See our big
r ad. Monday. Adv.
Mr. and Mrs R NJ. Paddock motor
ed to North Adams today to meet Ed.
5 ward and Arthur Armstrong, sons OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f, A. Armstrong OF
y Springfield The little gent emen Will
l. remain here as the guests OF their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs j. Ed
Walbridge, until the Armstrong fam
f, lily have completed moving to new
home in Springfield.
# One of the best programs ever of
fered in Bennington will be seen al
g Library Theatre Mondays big acts
:, Dan't forget the basketball game at
Il the "Y" tonight. 1t promises to be
a one of the best games of the season
as the y, II. S. alumni girls Will play
II the Girls club team of North Adams
/ Dancing after the game. Tickets
C. % cents. Adv.
. Vermont Bapists were among tn,
;, first to score in the great lnteychurcl
y, word drive Rev. DR. w. A. Dawson
= wires THE little church at Yves
- Charleston has "a members, none o
j., them rich, lt~had been apportionet
~ 1882. They put through their driv
!, Sunday and secured $3.50 or S57
:, mere than their allotment Yves
70 Charleston is ten miles from the nea
40 est railroad station"
u One of the bes. programs ever o.
IL fered in Bennington will be seen a
Is Library Theatre Mondays big act
OF vaudeville Thomas in "Th
Glorious Lady a Selznick feature
and a Mack Sennett comedy. Watc
fer our ad Monday ADV.
"a, La Touraine coffee in the bean
rk half-pound and pound packages Este
NJ Market-Adv,
lr. Maple syrup in half-galons and ga
ne Ions and maple sugar in small cake
50, at Estes--Adv.
ur Mrs Frank r.. Howe is spending
In few days with her sister in Montpe
ey Ter.
III, Fresh tomatoes, cucumbers lettuc
ia celery, spinach, beet green's, dand
lions, radishes, new cabbage, new p
- tatoes, sweet potatoes, pMsnips al
- turnips at Estes Market,--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. p. Schramm a
- moving from Union street to the
IN lneN home on School street while