The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-10

| Martin NOone OF Park street is
visiting for two weeks with relatives
in New York.
Coming all next week to the Opera
House, Tommy Levene's Musical Com
edy company.
Jack Lee, printer In the office of
Perry & Keesman, is passing the week
end in Rutland.
Coming all next week to the Opera
House, Tommy Levene's Musical Com
edy company.-Adv.
Coming all next week to the Opera
House, Tommy Levene's Musical
Comedy company
Lucius Bishop of the Burgess read
has returned from Woodford. where he
| has been for the past week harvesting
| ice.
Harry Silver, clerk in the McCue
market, is confined to bis home on
Gage street by Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Christopher Hogan
and family have moved from Maple
street to a Whitney tenement on
Spring street
Madge Kennedy in DAY Dreams"
and chapter No. IS of Smashing Bar
riers," featuring William Duncan, Mon
day. Harte Theatre Admission &c
and 11c.-Ady.
Rev. ]. A. Perry wishes meet the
teachers and officers of the Methodist
Bible school at 1880 o'clock in the
class room east of the entrance tomor-
row, Sunday morning,
Mrs. w. e. Bissell left today for
her former home in Lowell, Mass. to
| spend weeks vacation. Mrs. Bis
sell will also visit in Boston before
returning to Bennington.
The condition of Mrs. Frank Burch.
ard, who few weeks ago underwent a
serious operation for appendicitis at
The Putnam Memorial hospital, is re-
ported to show improvement.
Sunday services at st Francis de
Sales church. Mass and Holy Com
munion at 90, $3.50 and 1890, a. M.
Sunday school at 3:15. Rosary, Lit
any and Bened ctlon at 400 p. m.
Samuel II. Bllacmer and Ham lton
Sh eds. who have been passing the
holiday vacation at their bones her
returned Thursday 10 Lakeyillle
| Conn. where they are students at
Hotchkiss school.
The Springfield. VT. basketball team
S reported to have in its lineup Lou
don three %" man of Dartmouth
md Vance who starred with Windsor
| last season This team will stack up
against Bennington tonight at the VI,
NJ. C. A.
The taking of the 14th census is
going along rapidly and the enumera-
ors in Bennington at least find them.
selves wei treated About the only
! lifficulty they have is in finding DC.
asicnally family where English is
1 lot understood and there are very
I Few of these.
The Y NJ C. A. is in need OF some
| popular music and march records to
be used in toning up the social atmos.
ohere of the rooms en- special occas-
ions. Numerous people OF Benning
ton have records filed away that they
lse no longer. If you are one of these
will you net donate few to this
association which is serving the youth
Of our town.
The office of the Bennington SAM.
tary Laundry has been moved to
Thomas Cartwright's barber shop on
No tn street. All bundle work should
be left at the barber shop. Please
have your bundles carefully wrapped
with strong string with your name
and Bennington plainly written on
the package. There will be some
one at the barber shop Saturday eve
nings TO receive outstanding ac.
counts. Adv.
The Methodist Episcopal church cor.
daily invites the public to the four
| services held on Sunday as follows:
Worship service including sermon by
the minister Rev. j. A. Perry. 1890;
Bible study in the Church school at
the noon hous, Prof. Nice, elland teach.
ing the class for men ;the evening
worship with emphasis on gospel
music at $50; and the union forum
meeting in the Second Congregational
church at 1880 The adult classes in
the Church school are Supplying the
N"Shih6 VI tiiS DlDle Ou IuOu6Tn Soc
'al and Industrial problems. This
should interest every intelligent and
progressive person in the community
who is not connected with any other
church. Special gospel meetings are
held each evening this week except
Saturday.
The Sunday Evening Forum by he
general verdict has been decided
success. Large audiences and intense
interest have marked the meetings
-hus far. 1t is believed by the manage
ment that tomorrow night will offer
as interesting and valuable contribu-
tion to public opinion as did the other
Sunday evenings. Mr.. Spargo is al
ways heard in Bennington as else
where with great appreciation. His
address will be fresh treatment of
the question of Russia, and his com
ment will concern itself with the most
recent situation there Have your
questions ready in mind, and do not
hesitate to ask them unless the speak
er has anticipated them. You can not
spend more profitable evening Sun