The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-09-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Inc Academy ScnOOl Will reopen
Tuesday, September Z.
GIRLS fast color gingham dresses,
only $3.50 at the New York store. ADV.
Don't forget the removal sale at
Solomon's Shoe Shop. Real bargains.
ADV.
Ladies' Fall Shoes, $3.45, $4.45,
$545. Solomon's Shoe Shop Removal
Sale, ADV.
Miss Madeline Caron and Miss Mary
FRAZIER left early this morning to visit
friends in Amsterdam,
Special meeting Of Putnam hose,
Sunday at II o'clock. All members
are requested to be present.
Where can you get them for this
price? Boys Scout shoes. sizes 8 t,6.
$2.4S. Solomon's Shoe Shop.-Adv.
Mrs. Eugene Moulton Of Gage street
is seriously i'll with neuralgia of the
nerves.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ineson and Miss
Julia Fitzgerald are in Boston for q
| VI lCl NdNdLIOlls
Miss Margaret Battles of Proctors
vile is visiting with friends in town
for ten days.
Boys and Girls school shoes, the
kind that wear, prices the lowest al
the New York stores shoe dept. Adv
Miss Mary Caron left this morning
fn.
where she will visit friends for few
days.
Fl. j. wilson, j. E. Morris, T.
Murphy of the Metropolitan Life In
surance company have just returned
from Boston where they have been at
tending d convention.
Rev. and Mrs George A. Armstrong
of Cohoes, Mrs George Armstrong o
Newburg and Miss Agnes FurgesOn o
Troy were recent guests of Mrs. Harr,
Roster CT Elm street
THE Attitude of the Church To
wards Labor" will be the general topi
for the addresses at the special Labo
Day union service in the Baptis
church Sunday evening. Come AM
hear the definitions and talk on illus
trations commented on as the Inter
church report on the steel strike
Requiem high mass was sung at tn
Sacred Heart church this morning b
Rev. Charles T.. Provost, assisted b
Rev r. j Cahill and Rev. Thomas
Burke OF North Bennington. for One
SINE Belmarre whose death occurred a
his home on Division street last Wee
nesday evening, The floral tribute
: were many and beautiful. Paul Rou'
seau, NJ Benoit, Joseph Leonard
Frank Iongtin Joseph Roy and Fran
! ljaFranchise acted as bearers
L Mrs. George Cox and daughter Vi
, g'nia, who have been spending tn
summer with relatives in town, lei
by automobile for their home Young,
: town, o., Friday, They were accom-
! panied as far Dis Syracuse by Mis-
Margaret Cox and her sister Sarah.
The union service tomorrow morn
ing of the Baptist and Second Coz
gregatiopal, churches concludes tn
/. aummer Arrangement. The servic
viii be in the Baptist church, note tn
\ hour, at 1890. Mr.. Mills will preacl
Mr. Towart, who returns from his vi
q cation tonight, will conduct the join
\ communion Service. assisted by hi
brother pastor The Baptist churc
' school will meet at $3.50, and the Coz
gregational school in their own oh;
pei as usual at u o'clock The thre
churches, Baptist, Methodist and Con
sregational will unite in a Labor Da
service in the evening in the Baptis
church, Brief addresses by the pa
f tors of the united churches, Hours
1880. A special inv tation is extende
to the public to this service, and a co
dial welcome for al at the preachin
and communion services of the NOR
ing, The pupils and teachers of bot
y church schools are reminded Of tn
Importance Of beginning the ne
! school year with rousing attendant
on the first Sunday of September.