The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-02
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Extra quality gum drops, 39c POI
pound at Kandyland.- Advertisement,
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Frank II. Lansing has gone to Bos-
ton and Attleboro for an over the
holiday trip.
A fine assortment Of chocolates,
soc pound, at Kandyland. -Adver-
tisement. 47t2
Peart Montgomery Is spending a few
days in Rutland with his brother, G.
l.. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wells Person Of
South street are spending the week
end in Ballston Spa.
| Wilbur G. Lambert OF Hartford,
Conn, is spending the Fourth at lis
home on School street.
Edward belong, who has been
/ visiting at G. l.. Harwood's, has re-
turned to his home in Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Somcrvllle,
who have been spending a few days
in the Adrondacks, returned home
Itodaj.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Whitley and
family motorcd to Plymouth, Mass,
land Providence, Il. l., to spend the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Griswold Of Bel
lows Falls are the guests of Mrs,
IGriswold's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
Il. Pilling of Stafford street.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Lyons, Jr.,
OF Greenfield, Mass, who were hero
to attend the Lyons-Viets wedding
returned home Saturday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Bazino, who gradu.
ated from the Albany Business col
Ilege, last Friday, is spending a week
at her home and will leave Tuesday
for Albany, where she has accepted
a position.
William Armstrong has returned
from the University Of Vermont and
Is at his home in Bennington prepar.
ing to 80 to New York city where no
has employment with the New York
Telephone company.
The Bennington Fire Department
viii meet at Stark Hose rooms Wei.
Inesday evening, July 9Th, at o'cloca
TO make arrangements for the Yer
mont Firemen's association tourna-
ment and convention. Advertise.
ment. Alta
The attendants Of the Second Con.
gregational church will worship to-
morrow morn ng with the Baptist
congregation in tAn Baptist church
Notice the change OF hour 1916. Tho
Church school and the Mems class
will meet as usual at II o'clock.
Christian Science services are
held at COG Main street Sunday at IL
a. m. and Wednesday evening at
1880. The reading room is open to
the public from 3 to p. m. every
day except Saturday Sunday and hol-
da. Here may be read, borrowed
or Irchased all authorized Christian
Sc nee Literature.
The Methodist Episcopal church
tRev James A. Perry. NJ. A., minister
extends cordial invitation to the
pubic to participate in the worship
and Bible study Sunday, as follows,
1880, morning worship, and holy
communion service; 1900. Bible
study ,A1ur; $50, Epworth League
1880. patriotic service with specia
) program OF music by the choir
Strangers and visitors in town will
find here Il hearty welcome
On Tuesday evening, July 5th. il
the First Baptist Church a YOUNG
Women's Quartette from Straight Co
lego will give an entertainment
This is advertised as the best young
women's quartette in L1e South. TIL,
program viii cons ST of Stories of III,
Southland Plantation melodies and
] folk songs The admission tret
but an offering will be taken Tor tho
benefit of the collegc straight col
lcgc is in New Orleans la The -
lie is invited.