The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-27
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
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A, Il. Holllster has returned from d
business trip. to New York.
Wallace Reid In THE Love Speci-
a." and The Singer Mldgets.' Opera
house today
ITO Please One Woman" a Para
mount, and Jimmy Aubrey in The
Riot Harte Theatre Monday. '
Mrs. Dean B. Macarthur, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Clark Hamilton, returned to scr
home today in Hartland.
State poultry specialist, Prof, II. A.
d Leggett, has returned to Burling.
ton, after spending u week In Ben
9ington for the poultry culling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, who
have been visiting Miss Elizabet1
kirkwood Of County street, have re-
turned to their home in New York.
Bennington post, Veterans OF For
eign Wars, viii hold a special meet.
ing In Grand Army hall Monday even
ing. All members are requested to
be present.
James Dryberg, who has been work
Ing with the Twin State Gas and Elcc
trio company at 10 station has re-
turned to Hoosick Falls and is at the
company's station there.
William Mccarthy, jr., OF New
York City, son OF our venerable cit.
izen. William Mccarthy, is visiting at
the family home here. Mr.. Mccarthy,
jr., is accompanied by lis wife and
daughter.
Prof. Richard Bayhan will playothe
organ In the Congregational church
OF Old Bennington, Sunday morning at
lB.45. IN rge evening, he will play
the piano at the Community Sing In
the Yellow Barn.
Mrs. Charles E.. Welles with her
cousin, Mrs. Downer Austin, and
uncles, John V. d. E. and Charles r,
Merrill, motored yesterday to Wood
ford City and beyond to what is
known as the Red Mil. sstt
What was expected TO be n OF the
best baseball games OF the present
season is being played at Morgan
park this afternoon between the Ar
senals OF Wateryliet and the Benping
ton nine. The game is ca1.ed at $50"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahill Of Al
bany are guests at the home OF John
Gavin on Jefferson avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cahill were married Thursday,
August 25 at Albany. They will leave
in a day r two for Lake Boomoseen.
Christian Science services will DO
held at COS Main street Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock and Wednesday eve
ming at 1880. In the same building
there is a free public reading room
where authorized Christian Science
literature may he read, borrowed or
purchased. This reading room is open
daily except Saturdays, holidays and
Sundays from 8 TO 9 pm. af1
Strangers and visitors are cordially
invited to the services OF the Second
J Congregational church Morning wor,
ship tomorrow at 1880. Rev. Joseph
n. Lyman OF s,aron, Mass. will share
the pulpit with the pastor, Rev. G..
s. Mills. and will preach the ermon
Subject. Five Steps to Christ ,
Mems Discussion Class follows in the
auditorium. Church school in the
chapel at IL o'e'ock. ~ e
A. truck loaded with furniture
on route from New York city TO Brat
tieborO was overturned on the OIL
tain this side OF Scarsburgh about six.
mites frem Wilmington. The driver
being -unsccnstornod to mountain.
: roads lost control OF his ar. The
three occupants escaped with painful
hut not dangerous Injuries. I've car.
was badly smashed and held up ;raf.
fc all night Wednesday night when
the accident occurred. People started
for points the other side Of the noun
tain were obliged to return to Boa
ninston for the night.