The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-22
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Advertisements.
Native veal at the CheckerIine
Fresh kream frydkakes at Checker
line.
Excellent sausage, plenty Of it.
Checkerline
Fine home pork, any cut you wish.
Checkelline.
Mrs zella Monahan OF Arlington
spert Friday in town.
Large and Small oysters plenty of
them at the Checkerline.
Look over the pickles and olives in
bulk at the CAeekerline.
Coming Thomas Melghan in THE
City of Silent Mem at Harte theat-
re.
Mrs. Timothy Burns of Scott street
is spending the day in Troy and Al
bany
Antonio Moreno in THE Secret Of
the Hills, a big mystery picture
Harte theatre today.
Antonio Moreno in THE Secret Of
The Hills Mutt and Jeff comedy,
and episode of Breaking Through
Vitagraph's great serial. Harte thea
tire today. =
See the most spectacular ira II
wreck ever shown in pictures in The
Fighter" starring Conway Tearle and
a Century Comedy, "The Country
Heir. Harte theatre Monday
The Virginians," colored quartet,
sing at the Methodist church tonight
at SEQ This is the first of series
OF Saturday evening entertainments.
Season tickets on sale at Griswold $
and at the church tonight.
4 About twelve of Miss Priscilla
Walkers playmates gathered at her
home on Depot street, Thursday even.
ing to celebrate her eighth birthday
The rooms were prettily decorated in
yellow. Refres.Rments were served,
games were played, and fayors OF
caps and cards were given to the lit
tie folks.
The Methodist Episcopal church
iNt's - "a Oil1
its Sunday services for October 22nd
Morning WORSHIP 1880, the minister
delivering the sermon. Bible study in
the Church School 1900" No Man is
Educated Without a knowledge OF the
Bible; Epworth League meeting g.:
80, the religious forum OF the church;
evening service, 1870, Franklin j
Kennedy of Pittsfield preaching; ant
offers cordial welcome to all, There
Is special urgency in the morning Sc,
vice for members to the extra meet
ings which are in progress. TC
friends and strangers in town we give
special invitation to worship with us
Rev. E. q Moore D. D., Of Chicago
assistant superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League of America Will b,
the speaker Sunday morning at th'
Second Congregational church. Th'
public generally will be very mucl
interested in DR.. Moore's address, ant
is heartily invited to come and hea
a man who is one of the group o
able leaders who have had much t
do with securing national constitu
tional prohibition, and are now fight
ing for the enforcement Of the law
Hour of worship is 1920 Begin
ners department of the church schoo
at the same time in the chapel. Moth
ers are reminded that they can br.nt
their little children, leave them il
the care of the teachers and attend
church. Mems discussion class a
the close of the morning service
Church school at y The School o
Missions begins at $50, in the chapel
Entire families are expected to come
Light lunch first; brief devotional
period; study classes; special fea
ture-thus the time will be occupied
till 7:15. Teachers of classes: Adult
DR.. Ross and Mr.. Pierson; young PEG
pie, Donald Webster; intermediate
Miss Dean; juniors Miss Perkins
primary, Mrs. Webster.