The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-26
NORTH BENNINGTON

] Mrs. FL a Parker has been confined
to her home by illness.
Mrs. Jennie Scriyen of Pownal is
at her home here for Easter
( Miss Helen Ross Of SALISBURY was
the guest this week Of her aunt, Mrs
William Service
Clark w. Burgess Of Boston, Mass,
was a recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II S. Walbrldge
4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barney Of
SALISBURY were guests today Of MIR.
and Mrs Earl White.
Mrs. Edward King has returned from
the Albany City hospital much i'm.
proved in health after three weeks
treatment
Mrs " B. Simmons IS the guest Of
her parents in Petersturgh for a few
days Mr. Simmons Joined her there
today for Easter
Frederick Wclng who Is a student
az Wilbraham is at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs G. B. yelling
for the Easter vacst on
w. r. Mau.sCn who has been absent
on an eXtened business trip in the
terests Of tho Il r Culhman Mfg. Co,
is at his home for the week end
Frank H. Madison Of Hawks avenue
who was apparently recovering rapidly
from hi recent severe illness, has not
been SO vel during the past week
Nr. and Mrs w Lennon Of Spring.
fe Mass spent a few days In town
recently They are arranging TO move
their hon eholi effects from Rcnnlng.
iaet3n to Springfield
Mr. and Mrs Peter Elwen who have
been with friends in Salisbury, for
several days have returned home. ana
left today Tor Petarsblrgh where they
will pend a week.
News Of the critical lness of p. II.
Mccarthy has been received by
friends He is an inmate Of the home
oi the Liza e. Sisters o. tle Poor in
Albany Pat many friends will hear
this with regrot
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Mo her are en-
tertainlng several members of the
family tor Easter. Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Lucille Horton of Saratoga. Miss
a mes Horton Of Bennington ana Je.
rome Horton Of Manchester
Lawrence Clancy age H. died this
morning at the home O, James Leon
ard In North b nm ngton Death was
due TO heart AFT lotion, from which
diseased has suffered since an attack
of influenza two years ago. Funeral
arraug mont5 have not yet been made.
Alfred N. Bush, Of 4l5 Fay Ave.
Elizabeth, n j., died of pneumonia
Friday evening The remains will be
brought to North Bennine ton Monday
afternoon on the flyer and funeral will
be held at Grand View cemetery i'm
m7d.ately after the flyer arrives.
The annual meeting of the North
Bennington Frea Library assoc alton
will be held at the Library. Wednesday
evening, March 80, at o'clock. 10
4 transact the following business To
hear and dispose of the report of the
officers for the past year; to q ect Off.
GERS for the ensuing year consisting Of
president, treasurer secretary and two
gentlemen, and one lady to serve as
trustees for three years; to transact
any other bu iness proper ana necs-
sary, Ella o. Ram y, secretary
The morning service at the Congre
gatonal church Sunday morning.
March %, commences at 1890 o'clock.
There will be special Easter Music.
The choir wi he assisted by Il. Il.
Dottum baritone; Harold Murray, VIC
Ilinist and II. S. Phillips, pianist. The
sermon theme will be "The Mean ng
of castor" The Sunday school hour
Iteeps at 11f5. The Young Peop'e's
service in the evening at o'clock,
will be led by Miss Marian Gaul. topic,
Lesson from the First Easter"
The preaching service at the Metho.
dist church Sunday vii not be at the
usual hour, but one half hour later
at $3.50 o'clock. as the pa tor, Rev. Il.
j.. Benn. has two funerals tl attend.
The Sunday school session will be
changed to agree with the other ser.
vice. and will commence at $50 The
pastor will deliver special Ia ter
sermon. from the t3Xt "lle "a Risen.
Candidates, who have teen on proba
ton will be reee we'd into FIJI m m.
bership. The mid-week prayer service
win be held on Wednesday evening as
usual.