The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-08
y. M. c. a. NEWS ITEMS
Paragraphs Of interest In and About
institution.

Paragraphs of Interest In and About
institution.
Byron \. Clark and |. e, Munger
have been guests OF the Y NJ G.. A.
for two days recently. These men are
always welcomed and the fellows are
always glad to have them in the soc
iaI lobby.
John T. White representing the
Henry George Lecture Course from
Chicago has been in town over the
week end under the auspices of the
Y. NJ c. A. He has appeared before
the High school. Masons. theatre, fac
tories and churches He speaks on
the taxation problem and Americani- f
cation He has been entertained at
the Y NJ. c. A. and by Nelson Payne (
of North Bennington, W. II. Nichols
and e. T. Griswold. Spencer Lee
took Mr.. White for an auto trip
around town and vicinity ON Saturday
afternoon. He left town Monday
morning for Northampton where he
will appear before the Rotary club
Maude ]. Baldwin superintendent I
OF the children's department Of the .
International Sunday school was here
over Sunday under the auspices Of
the Y NJ c. A. to speak before /
churches and schools. During her
stay in town she will be entertained /
by DR. and Mrs. T. S. RSatt of Wash I
ington avenue.
f. R. Paddock, physical director at
the local W, was in Mortified Sat |
urday to witness TIE Norwich.U. V. NJ |
football game
w Freidenmann. Reynolds, Colo, !
Hyde, Atwood, Phelps and Drohat, |
members of the Bennington High !
school cross country team, went t. /
Troy under the direction OF Don"
webster to participate in the annual
/ interscholastie ,cross country run
which was given under the ausp ces /
of h. p |. and y N, c. A.
The general secretary ard Earl
Chase were in Albany recently to
ccnsult a voice specialist. Mr. Chase I
viii 30 to Albany for voice culture I
in the near future it is hoped Some
very aattering comments were made [
on his singing.
Bowling at Y. Alleys
The bowling alleys at the Y. NJ. C. /
A, have been very busy since they
We're opened for the season. The /
l}owfing League makes Use Of thei
first four evenings in the weak Al
though the alleys are net USED BY the (
League on Friday ana Saturday
nights, they are as busy as in the !
carly part OF the week The prizes I
for this year are as follows lst 1
place, cup; high average, Mmeraliie I
ball high three games, bowling /
shoes. high single game, watch fob 4
Ia j., Holden has donated twenty dol
Bars toward the prizes Schedule for
1.-TWO weeks
I Monday Nov 7. Odd Fellows VS. f
IL. Waist
Tuesday, Nov s. Green Tigers vs.
IChauffeurs
Wednesday Nov O. Allen A. Co.
VS.. Baptist Church,
| Thursday Nov 10. Cooper Estate I
VS.. Independents
Monday, Nov IA. Cooper Estate VS. |
lOdd Fellows
! Tuesday, Nov 10. Green Tigers VS..
1 rantist CHurc9
Wednesday,, Nov. i6. Alien A. 20
VS.. Chaufleurs.
Thurad J. Nov IT, Independents VS.. !
+. q Waist
John Craig who is living at tie Y !
! NJ. c A., has volunteered his sery.
ices as manager OF the bowling al
leys. This is an added improvement
ITO the handling Of the tickets and pin
boys.
Party at Y. Camp.
| Monday evening party was held
at the y camp by a group of young
Epeope numbering sixteen. The party
was planned by Miss Christine MUTE