The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-22
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Overalls for men on sale for csc at
he New York Store.--Adv.
Skinned milk for pigs and poultry
Tor sac at Harwood's. tel. 474-Ady.
95tr
Don't miss the dramatic thunder
bot "A Child for Sale" Opera house,
today, Adv.
Sale OF all wool toques. tobcggans
and tam o-shanters at 29c, at Multi.
gan and Roche's. ADV.
Coming Alma featured !
in Humoresque-in "The World and |
His Wife. At Harte Theatre. Adv
Mrs. Eugene Moulton of Gage street
accompanied by her ece, Miss Mar
ion Mattlstn, is spending the day in
Troy.
The Bennington high school boys
team will play the Hoosick Falls high
five" at basketball tn evening at
the "Y' gym at p. m
What Happened to Jones" is the
uproariously funny George Broad.
hurst comedy of 'bootlegging and re.
formers in a dry town. Harte Thea.
tire today. Adv
The annual meeting of the Metho.
dist Brotherhood will be held next
Tuesday evening, January 25th. All
members are urged to be present as
the officers for the next year will be
elected
Services in St. Peters church to.
morrow will be at the usual hours
Holy Communion at $780, morning
prayer Iltany and sermon at 1890;
church school at noon; evening
prayer at 5 o'clock.
The ladies of Circle No. OF the
Methodist church will serve a cafe
terra supper at the church Wednesday
from $50 TO 1880, The menu con-
sists Of hot dogs, creamed potatoes,
tuna fish salad potato salad. beans,
pie, cake, rolls and coffee. Adv
The Daughters of Isabella sewing
class. which was to have met at the
Academy rooms Monday evening, has
been postponed until Thursday even
ing, January 9th 1t has been neces
sary to make this change on account
of the show Monday evening.
The annual meeting and banquet Of
the Methodist brotherhood viii ne
held Tuesday January 25th The
banquet will be served at $3.50. The
committee arrang ng the banquet Is
comR sed Of George Grant, Andrew
Maurer, Arthur Cook, Ernest Bottum
and Lawrence Moore, which insures a
very excellent banquet. All members
are urged to be present and bring a
friend.
/ The, Second Congregational church.
Rev q S. Mills minister has a cord
ial welcome at all its services for
strangers and Visitors. Hour of morn
ng worship is 1890 Theme OF ser,
mon. "lnsurably Religious The
Mems Class meets directly after this
service In the aud torium. Church
school in the chapel at 70. Young
Peoples meeting at &. Forum meet
ing at 1880, tn address by DR. David
A. Vaughan Of Boston University on
American Ideals"
Three cheers for whoever makes
evergreen trees grow on Main street
in January and long after the holidays
are over too After cheering word
comes that II IS the Welfare assoeia
ucn. and the Welfare association
should be thanked Even the lone
horse enjoys nibble from the
branches, the most indifferent walker
up the streets is cheered, he knows no
why, and the artists spirit Is thrilled
when, perchance, a little snow rests
upon their outlines.
The expense Of securing DR.
Vaughan for the Forum Course IS con
siderable, and therefore generous
free-will offering will be asked fol-
tomorrow night. The Forum manage
ment would also like to say that thu
the people who attend the meetings
are not to feel constrained to sta!
through to the end OF the d scussoI
period. Any who wish to leave afte
the lecture may feel quite free to d.
3 so. But the half hour of questioning
d, and answers Is for all who can spar,
, the time to remain and are especial.
= interested.
BY all reports that have come t
the Sunday Evening Forum manage
ment Or. David A. Vaughan of BostoI
, University is a particularly able an,
E iusp ring speaker Press notice
from such newspapers as the Chicag
q Tribune. testimonials from the pres
e dents and deans of colleges. CONNER
datlons from Woman's Clubs, con
r ment from the Chautauquas,- all ar
very convincing and emphatic. Tn
men and women OF Bennington ca
scarcely afford net to hear DR.. Vaugl
an tomorrow n ght His subject Is
e very popular one. American Ideals,
! The Baptist Young Peoples Unto
II will hold its regular meeting Sunda
Z evening at $50 o'clock at the churcl
The subject for the meeting " II D
. ."The Baptist Young Peoples Union
= It's accomplishments, Its Possibil
[. ties. Sidney Edison, the vice pres
|, dent of the county union " II lead IN
. meeting. There will be special mus
n consisting Of two piano solos one .
$ Miss Elizabeth Cutler aud one D
(, Miss Edith Jol'vette. There VIII ais
p no vocal selections. All the youn
. people of the church and congreg
d.. ton are urged to be present and lear
II more about the organization and II
possibilities,
To Dream Of Mackerel.
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