The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Plenty good bananas, 4Oc per dozen
at Petras Mark ADV.
Cabbage plans for sale at John
Campbells 1913 School st. ADV.
Try a loaf OF Frelhofer's bread. Al
ways fresh New Public Cash Marke
ADV.
Born his morning daughter to VII
lage Clerk and Mrs w. p. Hogan OF
Dewey street.
Some fine early toma.o plants for
sale. Jus the time to set them on
Frank f. Howe, 23S Sou h st ADV
Mrs. Beulah MacDuffey of Brooklyn
is spending portion of the summer
with Mr., and Mrs. w. W. Cameron.
Harwood's bricks in lemon. choco-
late and strawberry icecream. Quart
and PIN sizes. Orders delivered. Adv.
Misses Margaret Moore and Barbara
Robinson are a. Silver Bay, N. Y,
where they have employment for the
isumme:..
Visit the New York stores shoe de-
par men. for good Shoes oxfords,
pumps and Keds at greatly reduced
prices. ADV.
Guy Harmon, who has been spending
a few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II, L. Harmon of Union rec, re
turned today 10 Waterloo, N. Y.
Mrs. Joseph Meredi h and two chill
dren of New York arrived Friday to
spend few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Ellen Hogan of Depot street
Grrenberg Bros. are loading car
of calves and ca tie today. Anyone
having ca tie or calves should bring
hem to The caror call 25-W. Adv.
Miss Hattie Donaldson of Troy is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Gavt, Of Maple street. Miss
Donaldson is cousin of Mr. Gavitt.
All members of Nj An hony lodge
F. and A. VI. are invited to attend a
Especial Masonic service to be held in
the Baptis. church Sunday evening,
June 20.
The Pathfnders OF the Bap.i list
church wi h their counselor, Mrs De-
Wit Il. Lewis, enjoyed a picnic Fri,
day afternoon. In spite Of the cloudi.
ness of the al ernoon the picnic was a
success.
Mrs, Mary Allen Of Pleasant street
lief. oday for Cleveland, O., where she
viii visit for several weeks with a
son. She was accompanied as far as
Albany by her daugh er, Mrs. T.. G.
Peake of School street.
Library Thea re today Charlie
Chaplin in one of his latelt issues He
Loved Her So and William Russell
in This Hero Stuff" a Western thrill
Iler). Con inuous . to 3 and $50 o II
IN. m. Adul $ lie all shows Children
&c all shows. Adv
Rev and Mrs, G. s. Mills wen this
af ernoon to Hanover, n. II. 10 at end
the Dartmouth College Commence
ment Mr. Mills class OF 80 has its
reunion 1t is expected here viii be
q large attendance of The members OF
the class wi their wives and chill.
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Mills viii return
j "Wednesday night, %
Frank +. Ba Ties Of Proctorsyiile is
lin town to pass the week end with
Mrs Battles and daugh err, Miss Mar
garet Battles. who are Stopping a
the home of Mrs, T.. H. Nichols for
several weeks while Miss Ba.tles is
conyaescing from recent opera ion
whichEshe underwent recently a he
Putnam Memorial hospital.
The public is cordially invited to the
union service omorrow morning al
he Second Congregational church oil
the Baptis and Congregational con
gregations, Hour of worship please
note the change---is 10;45. Rev. w. &
Towart, the Bapts pastor, will preach
Church school a IL o'clock the adul
classes meeting Immediately after thu
preaching service in the church audi
forum
The public Is cordially nyi ed t,
he services Of the First Baptis
church, W. G. Towart pastor. Church
school at 9:45. There will be no sery
ice in the church tomorrow morning
The service will be in he Congrega,
onal church a 1916 The adul
classej will meet as usual Younl
People meet at G:9O. Evening servic'
a 1880 The masonic bodies will at
tend this service.