The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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Briefly for Busy Readers
The famous Dorothy Gish In 'Ill Get
HIM Yet" at Library Theatre today
ADV.
Tonight is the last night of the F.
NJ. t. A. B. fair, Come one. come
all. ADV.
A France-American plum pudding is
just the tn ng for desert. Estes
Market. ADV.
Tonight, large can OF black che
ries and Liboy's peaches, both for 60
cents at Estes. ADV.
Cream snappy. Kraft Leiderkranz,
sage, Phenix club, pimento and plain
cheese at Estes. Adv.
Wanted-Teams to haul logs from
Fayville to our mill. H. T. Cushman
company, North Bennington.
Christian Science services will be
held at COG Main street on Sunday at
IL a. M, Wednesday 1880 p. m.
When you want something d fferent
in the vegetable ! ne, try a can Of as
paragus tips. Estes market. Adv.
How about that Christmas Club?
Join before the end of Thrift Week
which begins January 18th and reap
the harvest. County National Bank
Adv.
Miss Lillian Harvey has returned
from North Bennington where she un.
derwent an operat on ea-ly In the
week. She Was accompanied TO Ben
nington by Mrs. Rhoda Chase.
when Bear Cat Went Dry" The
character of the picture Is q tense anu
emotional feud drama, with scenes Of
az ION an ing crude mQunta neers.
Harte Theatre Monday. ADV.
Peggy Hyland In The Merry Go
Round, Mutt and jeff comedy and
chapter of Bound and Gagged
featuring Marguer tie Courtot, Harte
Theatre today. Adm. &c. and II cts
Adv.
Services in st. Peters church to-
morrow will be at the usual hours.
At 1880 there will be celebration OF
the Holy Communion; Morning Prayer
and sermon at 1920; Sunday school
at noon and Evening Prayer at S
O'Clock.
Everybody wants to know that
there is a Mutt and jeff comedy and
Peggy Hyland in The Merry G.
Round and chapter of Bound and
Gagged" Harte Theatre TO-DAY. Am.
&c. and 11cts. ADV.
most successful supper was serv.
ed to about one hundred and thirty
people Friday evening at the Baptist
rlnrnh a - ~
J Blue Team OF the Ladies' Aid society,
the oder members CT that society.
Much credit is due Mrs Paulson, who
/ catered and the young men members
Of the church, many of them world
war veterans, who served so efficiently.
About $65 was realized.
Faith and Faith" will be Mr.. Mills'
theme Sunday morning at the Second
Congregational church. Hour OF wor-
ship Is 10:30. Classes for men and
women directly after the preaching
service in the auditorium. Church
school at II. Evening Forum under
the auspices of the United Churches at
1:39. Mrs. Beatr ce Forbes Re bertson
Hale speaker. Subject, 1.-THE Future
CT the Woman Movement in America. -
A hearty welcome for all.
The rubl G is cord.a ms ted TO
the services of the First Baptis
church, w. c.. Towart. pastor Church
school at 9.45 a. m, A special Inter
---- "a t'.e,iSm viii De used a the
opening of the school Mo ming wor.
ship II a. m. Jun or subject ENTER
ing Jerusalem" Theme of morning
; sermon THE Life OF the Soul" The
mems class meets after the service
A. L. Day $ Is leader. We want every
man in the church in this class
Young Peoples service $50. There
Is surprise awaiting the member {
the society. All are requested to be
~ eat there Win pc no even ng
! service on account OF the Forum Ii
ene second congregational church.