The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
Ne~e CT tas Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy ReaderA

Dance at Hawks hall tonight Adv.
Try pound of vanilla cream cho-
colates at 29c lb, at the Fru tland
Ads.
Born at Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
Holton son, April %, at Putnam
| Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hicks, who
have been spend ng the week in New
York city, returned today.
Mrs. Lena Bowles has gone to Rut.
land for a weekend visit with her
s ste, Mrs. Howard Marley.
Mrs. Charles Barnes, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving, Mrs.
Josephine Brundage is caring for her,
The members of the Brotherhood
will attend in body the services at
the Methodist church tomorrow even
ing
Mr. and Mrs George Mahon and
daughter Grace, Mrs. William Lunder
gan, Mrs. Mart Kearns and Miss
Helen Burns attended the musical
comedy Irene at Troy Thursday eve
ninl.
At it's last meeting the Method st
brotherhood voted to attend in body
the Sunday evening service at the
| Methodist church tomorrow, May /.
The president requests the members Of
the organization to meet in the Broth
erhood room at 7:15 O'Clock.
Christian Science services are held
at COG Main street Sunday at II a. m.
Wednesday at 1880 p. m The reading
room is open to the public from 3 to 5
p. M except Saturday, Sunday and
/ holidays. Here may be read, borrow
ed or purchased all authorized Chris.
tian Science literature.
Are We at lie End OF the World?'
is the title Of special Bible lecture
| by Benz. II. Boyd of New York city
to be delivered at high school hall
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, under
the auspices Of the international Bible
Students association. The public is
cordia']y invited.
People will be late to church to.
morrow, to their own annoyance and
the interruptiIl of the service un' ess
they take SPECIAL thought and attend
to setting clocks and watches one hour
ahead before retiring tonight Let
everybody make a fine new start to-
morrow, first by going to church, and
then by being there on time. The
minister's will bless them. the cholrj
will sing for JOY, and they will be
happy with themselves and all the
other people.
The Second congregational church.
Rev. G.. S. Mills, minister, welcomes
visitors and strangers to its services.
Remember the new tine tomorrow one
nour earlier. Listen for the church
bells. Morning worship at 1880. Ser
mon. True Repentance Reception
of new members. The Communion
Service follows. Mems Class in the
auditorium at IL, Church School in
the chapel at the same hour. c. f.
meet ng at $50, in charge of Secretary
Winslow, with an address by VIM NJ.
Kay, director OF the Salvation Army
in rural New England Young People
Gnu Otuei lHttTealeu are invited.
Evening Service in the chapel. at 100,
with a lecture talk by Mr.. Mills on
THE King James Version and Some
Modern TRANSACTIONS of tn, Bible
! The donation party held Friday
night by the Green Mountain club was
a comnlete success Twenty gather
ed at the appointed time and climbed
into the Hilchey truck and rumb,ed
on their way, Upon arriv ng at camr
the packages we're first opened and ii
was found nearly everyth ne the
camp lacked had been given Many
who could not attend last evening
sent a donation After the hot coffee
which they made. and the supper
brought by each person had beer
consumed everybody drew slip from
hat which directed them to theiI
share of work to be done to put the
camp in order for the season Every
lone went right at the work in earnest
and IN about half hour things were
| in order. AT ten-thirty everyone was
ready to return and agreed they had
q happy time.