The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-29
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Pickles and olives in bulk at the
Checkerline.
Little pig pork and fresh sausage
at the Checkerline.
For something fancy in veal tonigh
stop in at the Checkerline.
Mrs, A. w, varney has large
quantity Of gladioli bulbs for sale at
reduced prices.
Mrs. Joel j. starkey left YESTERDAY
for Boston to be with her daughter
for some time.
Village teams and trucks viii col
lect tin cans and other light rubbish
carly Monday May /.
Don't miss The Great Moment
with Gloria Swanson and Milton Sills
Opera house tonight.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Monday night at s clock
in the Welfare rooms.
The Great Moment" a George Ne
ford production with Gloria Swansea
and Milton SilIs. Opera house tt
night.
Wallace Reid in a delightful photo
comedy Rent Free" and episode ]
OF Hurricane Hutch" Harte theatr
today
Mr. and Mrs. Frank HUMPHREYS Of
Booth Terrace have purchased the
land east Of their property, formerly
owned by the Hamlen Estate.
Secure your Lotus Quartet tickets
from Mrs Moses, Mrs. Paddock, Mrs
Bradford or members of the Youn
Peoples society. Price so cents
98t
The first spring meeting Of. Tho
Poetry Discussion Group will be helt
lat the home OF Mrs Frank T.. How,
on Monday afternoon, May first, a.
three O'Clock This is the annua
meeting, and it is hoped that all men
bers will make a special effort to be
present
Master Charles Valwel of McKin
ley street was pleasantly surprised
last evening by IA Of his little friend
the occasion being his 7th birthday
Games were played and dainty re
freshments served The children lei
at o'clock wishing Charles many
happy birthdays
All the churches will begin theI
services tomorrow on the new time
Bells will be ruug accordingly TIL
people should set their clocks ant
watches ahead one hour before retil
ing tonight. II ought to be a mater
OF pride for no one to make a mis-
take Sunday morning.
Methodist Episcopal church, John
Leonard Cole, minister: Morning
worship at 1920. The minister viii
preaC} on Gods Fellow-workers.
Church school at II o'clock. Ep
worth League at $50. Topic, 9TH
Why Of an Institute; leader Mrs.
Spencer. Evening worship at 1880
Sermon on Can a Christian Be
Happy"
In the account of the reception Civ
en- Tuesday evening, April %. by the
Catholic Daughters Of America, the
name Of Mrs. Mary Murphy was omit.
ted by mistake from the decoration
committee. To her belongs the
credit Of the artistic arrangement OF
roses, palms and hydrangas which
caused such a pleasing effect ana
helped TO make the affair suCl an en-.
ioyable one.
The Second Congregational church
people will remember the change OF
hour going into effect tonight. Sery.
cies tomorrow will be on daylight
saving time. Morning worship at
1890 Brief sermon FOR the children
Not too long a sermon for adults
which will also have It's interest To-!
the older young people Subject:
New Blood IN the Church Mems
class in tie auditorium following the
service. Church school in the chapel
at y. The Young Peoples meeting
at $50, with talk by Prof. McCle.
land A hearty welcome for friends
and strangers at all the service.
The public is cordially invited to
the services OF the First Baptist
c'urch, W. G.. Towart. pastor.
Church school 9:45. Morning worship
at II. Junior story THE Sunbeam
The pastor is preaching seriea o.
sermons on the Ten Commandments
with moden day application. The
subject tomorrow is Modern Idols"
on study OF ile first command
ments. Adult classes meet after
service. Young People at $50. At
1880 evening worship. Rev Raw
Vincent Booth will preach In the
evening. The members and friends
are reminded of the change in time
from standard to daylight saving
The services will be held on Daylight
saving time.