The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

/ views OF the own ana village ana
Advertisements.
Mrs. Annie White of Gage street is
/ i'll.
Mrs. orrin D. Bowen was IN Troy
Friday.
Mrs william Watson spent Friday
In Troy.
! August c. Kelson motored to Troy
Friday.
/ Miss Marie Keeier spent Friday in
Troy ana Albany.
Mrs. Henry LaBatt Of Arlington
shopped in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Monroe OF
SALISBURY were in town Friday.
Dressed lamb, sold by half, at CSC.
a pound Call the Orchards Phone
2G1.' S3ti
Miss Eleanor Hurley Is ass sting at
the Drysdale store for the holiday sea.
son.
THE Old Nest has message for
the whole family Don't miss it
Opera house tonight.
Miss Phillip Conroy and Miss Ellen
CCnroy Of Arlington were in town
shopping Friday.
/ Newman Elwell OF Burgess road
who has been confined to his home by
illness, Is improving.
Paul Crosier, who has been in Pitts
field On business, Is expected to no.
turn to Bennington today.
Rev. l.. Il. Cain returned Tuesday
from Burlington where he has been
for few days on business.
Abe, the Jeweler, will be at the
/ Putnam house this evening and wilI
remain until Monday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Arndt and Miss
Christina Mutch left this morning for
Marysyile, Pa, to spend the holidays
with Mis- Arndts parents.
"Jiggs' is getting little bit tired
OF ''Corned Beef and Cabbage"
We'll try him on nice chicken din
ner Sunday, at Jimmy Hughes Res
taurant on North street,
There is Saturday evening con
cert at the Method st church toniflt
The Aeollan Artists arc the entertain
ers, having piano, soprano, and violin
artists. Concert closes at $3.50 so
friends can do their shopping afte..
ward.
The management Of NJ. Lurie e.
Co, entertained the employees Fri
day at the Opera house The store
\ was open Until nine O'Clock so the
party went TO the second performance
OF 1.-THE Old Nest. after which they
went to Kandyland where supper
was served
While woTkmen were putting in a
new plate glass into the Benefit store
window In the Hawks b ock tbs noon
the glass slipped from the blocks
upon which il was and broke into
? thousand pieces. One of the work
men, James Morrissey was ua1 /.
cut on the wrist and had 70 have
the wound dressed by physician
The old glass, vh.ch was cracked
nearly year ago, was replaced.
Plate glass the SIZE being used cost
in the neighborhood OF 500.
The public Is cordially invited Ia
attend the, Method st Episcopal
t.rlrch services Sunday. Dec. 18th
as follows 1880 morning worship
with sermon by the minister; 1l:50
Bible school and special drill in hymn
singing under the direction OF Prof
Long: $50 Epworth League resumes
its usual devotional meet ug; T.3t
gospel service, the minister's ser
mon being the second in the series
en- Christs Sermon on the Mount.
and special music. A ! seats are free
and q welcome awaits strangers and
visitors. III any one of '.'e great
denominations OF christianity would
1.-THE its income for the church
nav its VOWS OF church attendance
and spiritual exerc ses. II would take
the world for Christ IN one genera
ton.
Twenty-siX OF the young people OF
the Method st C1urch Friday even ne
attended the Hoosick Valley Epworth
League gathering at North Hoosick
Supper was served at seven o'clock;
then followed an interesting program
consisting Of Christmas pantomine
By the entertaining church. round
table discussion On the social aspects
of re church. games, and sing ol
gospel songs to close. Bennington
had the largest delegation OF any OF
the visiting leagues, lloosick Falls
Cambridge, and Greenwich being rep
resented. The young people from
here went over in automobiles pro