The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
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r. F. Niles was in Troy on business
Friday
I Miss Lulu Gokay has been i'll but is
now able to be out again
Eugene Lafortune and son James
are in North Adams for the weekend
Skinned milk for pigs and poultry
for sale at HarWoods. tel. 474-Adv.
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Mss Sophia GOLDSMITH of Main
street is confined to her home by Ill.
ness.
Mrs Frank b. Murphy Of Gage
street is confined to her home by i'll.
ness.
Edward Kelley of Holyoke is visit.
ing his mother, Mrs Catherine Kelley
of Old Bennington.
Miss Alice Murray, who attends
business college in Albany, is home
for the weekend.
Carl White has returned to New
York He has been visiting at the
home of his father, James White Of
Valentine street.
Mrs. Wilfred Duclaws, who has been
confined to her home by illness, Is
able to be out and at her dut es at
Evans news store.
Blanche Sweet is THE Girl in the
Web, Mutt and jeff comedy and
ep sode Of Fighting Fate featur.
ling William Duncan ADV.
You'll sympathize with the girl who
is wrongly accused; see blanche
Sweet in "The Girl in the Web at
Iarte Theatre today ADV.
Miss Alice Blue and nephew, Rob
ert Catozzi, OF Rutland are spending
the week end with Miss Blues sister,
Mrs John Gibney of Union street.
Why is the web Of circumstance
spun around helpless GIRL? See
Blanche Sweet in THE Girl in the
Web" at Harte Theatre today Adv
Mrs John Leonard was taken to the
Putnam Memorial hospital FIR day eve.
ming and operated upon by DR.. Rainey
a specialist from Troy for assesses
in her head.
Mrs. A. Rose Leonard, wife Of Mar.
tin =. Leonard. died at her home in
North Bennington Friday, February
25, after a brief illness Interment
will be at Petersburg, y. Y, Monday
at o'clock
At st Peters church tomorrow the
services will be at the usual hours,
Holy Communion at $780, morning
prayer Litany and sermon at 1890;
church school at noon. even ng
prayer and address at ) o'clock
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will hold their regular meet ng tomor'
row evening at $3.50 o'clock. The
topic for study is "A Wonde Worker;
Marilla Baker ingalls," and the meet
ing will be led by Miss I'D tn Jollyette
There will be special music, including
p ano solos and music by a quartet
AZ it is nearly time for the semi-an.
nual election OF officers the nominal.
ing committee mll be chosen, Every
young person should be present 10 en-
JOY this service and take part N II.
Friday evening was toe regular
meeting nigAt of the Twentietn Cen,
fury cub, bun because. Of the 'nGhlber,
Of members who were in the play
"Sprngtime" it was decided to sus
rend the business and hold q dancing
party after the show at Welfare hahn
The guests assembled at II O'Clock
and danced unit ]. Excellent music
was furnished by a local orchestra
and refreshments were served
throughout the evening About forty
we're in attendance and all enjoyed
themselves greatly
The public is cordially invited to
the services Of the First Baptist
church, w, G. Towart, pastor. Church
school at 9;45 a m Morning Wor-
sh y at HOO Junior story Leaving
out the best part Of Childrens Day
Theme Of morning sermon "The Bible
and what / teaches" Adult classes
meet after service. Young People
meeting at $50. Leader Edith Jo'i
yett. Even ng worship at 1880. There
/ has been a good deal OF misrepresen-
tat.on about the so-caled Blue Laws
At this service the pastor will use
AS his theme The truth about the
Blue Laws"
Girls Of the gma Theta Pi cub
viii be hostess at the Welfare club
room Sunday afternoon. Feb. 9th,
from to 8 O'Clock These informal
gatherings are proving very popular
among the young people who drop in
during the afternoon to enjoy mus c
and a cup OF hot chocolate. The girls
/ this week wish to emphasize the fact
that the invitation Is extended not on
lily to members OF all Of the clubs but
to any Of the young women and men
of the village who find 1t possible to
attend The club room is on the
third floor Of the Hawks build ng on
Main street and al are welcomed.
Commissioners Notice.
/ Estate OF FRANK A MAtIIQIISp