The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
Skinned milk for pigs and poultry
for sale at Harwoods, tel. 474-Adv.
95tf
Special sale of neckwear at Multi
gan & Roehes at rs cents worth $1OO
and SIPS for Saturday only Adv
17t2
Services in st. Peters Church tomor
row the second Sunday before Lent
will be Holly Communion at 1890;
Morning Prayer and sermon at 1920.
Church school at noon, Evening
Prayer at o'clock.
Dancing will follow the basket
ball games at the Y. N. G. A. this eve.
ming The local high school boys and
tglrls' teams viii play the Lansingburg
high school boys and girls. Game
starts at O'Clock sharp. Adv.
The young peooe Of the Methodist
church are especially invited to come
to the Epworth league meeting tomor
row evening at $50 Willis Stickles
in charge. A special course of study
is 70 be planned for the coming weeks
ANcontest for the young people also is
to be started
An omission was made n the list of
characters Of King Winters Carni-
val = which was published in last eve
/ ning's Banner Anne Buchanan an.
pears aS a flower, Julia CREIGHTON as
a fairy and VIII am II. Myers, ir., in
the Dutch Riddles. This entertain
ment will take place at high school
hall Friday evening. February 4th.
The public is cordially invited to
the services Of the FIRST Baptist
! church, w. G Towart pastor Church
school 9:45. Morning worship at II a.
m. Junior story, Children in blue
and what they do Theme Of morning
, sermon The deity OF Jesus" This Is
continuation Of the series of Funda-
mentais. Adult classes meet after
sery &c. Young people meet at 6 80.
Forum in the Second Congregational
church at 1890
Special meeting and rally for the
young people Of Bennington county
will be held at the Bennington Y. NJ.
c A.. Friday, Feb 4. at 1880 p. N. Rev.
David W. Reed, field secretary Tor the
state Young Peoples organizations
will be the speaker of the evening
His general theme will be Young
People in Christian Service" All the
young people Of the Epworth leagues,
Baptist Young Peoples unions aud
Christian Endeayor societies are cor
diaily invited TO attend.
The Methodist Episcopal church ex
tends the scriptural invitation, "Who.
soeyer will, let him come" to the ser
vices ON the Lords Day. Mornin2
worship at 1890 sermon by Rev. Jas,
| A, Perry, minister, on the Fifth Com
lmandment, Parents and children
especially are invited; 1900, Bible
istpdyai in the. church school, $50 Ep
worth League meeting 1880 Gospel
service. Gospel song service % opcn
thh evening worship, extra musicf
nlmbers by the choir and eyan3eiistlt
Z sermon by the minister are rsaturs5 n
thb 1880 service,
iGhe Second Congrcg cat onal Church
Rev 6. s. Mills, minister. cordially
inYtes tho public to all its services
and meetings Morn ne worship to
morrow at ,l0;30. sermon theme.
"Tiha Ifnfx-ere = "a, ~ Tee,te. al, tho
Plnce OF the Various Tyres OF the
Christian il HIS Following The
Mems Glass meets in the auditorium
imncd ately following this services
The church school convenes in the
chapel at r. Young PEOPLES meeting
in charge OF Secretary Wfnslow, at 1
Forum meeting a. 1880, With address
by George + MacIlwan Of Boston. on
'Tho Fundamentals Of the Labor Stu
alton
George H. Macllwain OF Boston
who speaks in the forum course Sun
day at the Second Congregations
church, is the director of the Labor
Department Of the Babson Statistical
organization. Mr. MacIlwain is Ro
ger Babson's right hand man, and I'M
doubtedly will have an address brist
ling with reliable Information and pro
yactiye of discussion He will speak
upon "The Fundamental of the Labor
Situation. That subject is up to date
to the minute, and employers of labor
and wage worgers and everyone else
In the community should have an equa
and intense interest in it. Mr. Mac
llwain has to return to Boston tomor
row night, and to allow time for the
address and the after discussion, The
preliminary part Of the meeting vii
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