The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-03-19
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Miss Josephine Robinson of East
Arlington spent the day in town
Mrs. r. Fl. Mirfeld Of South Shafts
bury was in town Friday shopping.
Miss Justina Summers of North
street has returned from visit to
R.ttstield.
George NJ. Hawks has returned
from New York where he has been
ON business.
]. o. Burt has returned from Bos.
ton, where he has been for few days
OH BUSINESS.
Mrs James Mckee and the Misses
Dorothy and Martha Carver are in
Troy for the day.
XII zabeth A. Nealon of School
street is spending a few days with
friends in Rutland
Miss Edith Sib,ey, a student OF Mid
dlebury college, is at home for the
Easter vacation.
Miss Isabel Norton has returned
from Chicago where she has been WIS
iting friends for few weeks.
Christian Science services are held
at 606 Main street, Sunday at IL a. m.
and Wednesday evening at 1880 p. III.
Mrs. Winnifred Chase Of HoosiclS
Falls is spending the weekend with
her daughter, Mrs Wnired Duclaws.
Coming Monday THE Z. P. Trail"
Zane Greys greatest novel, at Opera
house. Adm. 10 and 15c plus tax.
ADV.
Nj IS Beulah Whitley returned today
from Plymouth, Mass, where she
has been visiting friends for the last
month. q
Miss Margaret Battles returned to-
day to her home IN Proctor She has
been visiting in town for the past two
weeks.
Mrs D. Boivin and two children OF
Pittsfeld are visiting Mrs. Boyin's
mother, Mrs, Rose Lassor Of North
street
Mrs. p c. Cornell and daughter,
Pauline and Mrs. Wallace Burritt,
hae returned from Albany where they
have been for few days
Miss Marjorie Luce has returned to
Burl ngton. She has been here for a
few days working with Miss Marion
Hardy, the county club leader for
boys and girls.
Don't miss hearing Miss Cooper and
Mr.. Guarino sing and VIM S. Hart
in The Testing Block and Mack
Sennett comedy. Opera house today.
Adm. 10 and 15c, plus tax. ADV.
Sunday afternoon from to the
Welfare rooms VII be open to the
public, The Twentieth Century club
who will be hostesses, will serve tea
and have planned a musical program.
Mss Margaret Dryer of Denver is
visiting relatives in town, She has
Dven seeming some weeks with her
sister, Mss helen Dwyer Of New
York city and will return to Denver
in q few days The fam ly once re-
sided in Bennington.
! All members of the F. NJ. T. A. D..
society are requested to attend spe-
q al meeting at their rooms, Sunday,
March 20, after late Mass This meet
ing g to be of great Importance and
President Maloney wishes every mem
Der TO be present Thomas Maloney
President; Robert McKeon, Cor See'y
Adv. 57t3
Letters have been received from
Miss Martha Pratt from Revel, Es-
thonia Upon arriving in Berlin Miss
Pratt found that Mss Mathilde Vos-
sler, whom she had expected to meet
had decided to stay Constantinople
and so they have not seen each other.
Reyel was formerly a Russian pro.
vince but is now republic.
News has been received of the
death of Mrs Sarah r. Hinman of
Falls Church, Va. Mrs, Hlnman who
formerly lived with her son, W $.
/ Human of~Monument avenue extern
>~01 v'th him some three
years ago to Falls Church, She is halt
-.na.u II. everett OF the
Orchards No details are known eX-
cent that Mrs. Human d ed last week.
The Second Congregational church.
Rev. G S Mills m mister, cordially in
y.tes the public to its services tomor
row Morning worship at 1890
Sermon theme, "Some Particular
essons from the First Palm Sunday
Mems class at II o'clock in the audi
.nhp,l In oh
at the same hour. Young Peoples
meet ng at G. Evening service In the
chapel at 1880. Mr.. Mills VII resume
IN let1"e talks on the Modern View
Of the bible. The subject this time