The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-17
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

MRS. Lucy BetlJ is III AT her nome
on Mil street,
Mrs. William A. Noyes of Manches-
ter visited friends in town Friday.
Miss Regina Roy and Miss Pauline
Betit are spending the day at Troy /
Mr. and Mrs John j. Hayes will
spend the weekend with relatives at
Rutland
Born, Wednesday, June IA, at Put
nam Memorial hospital a son to Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Murphy.
A. A. Brimmer Of Hoosick wuo has
been the guest Of DIR. and Mrs. w. B.
Walker left today for Colerain,
Mass.
Prof Fred A. Burt Of Texas Agricul-
tural college, Bryan, Tex, has arrived
to spend the summer with his mother,
Mrs. Lucy B. Burt.
Sam H. Blackmer has returned home
from Yale university for the summer.
He was accompanied by classmate,
Thomas Bracket
Don't miss THE Sheik" the book
is the years sensation! You'll never
Forget the picture! Opera house to.
night, shows at Z and 81
Miss Helen Beecher closed her
school at Manchester Friday and re-
turned today to her home on Pleas.
ant street for the summer
Mrs. William Leroy Bates and
IL, nj 80 Dat 4
are here to spend the summer with
Judge and Mrs. E. l.. Bates.
Samuel Cominsky, former resident
Of Bennington, VII graduate from the
University of Vermont Monday with
the degree OF bachelor Of science.
Mrs. Robert Rice and children. who
have been visiting Mrs. Rice's brother,
Frank Stapelton. and sister. Mrs Il
NJ. Clark have returned to Branford,
Conn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Hawiey OF
Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. War
cren OF Honolulu were recent guests
of DR. and Mrs. w. b. Walker OF
Pleasant street
DR.. VIM. b. Walker, Who was max
ing good progress toward recovery
from his broken knee pan, has receiv
ed set back from fall which
= spra ned his ankle.
Harry b. Hudson OF Schenectady
: spent Thursday night with his father
: G. l.. Hudson. Friday morning hi
went to Burlington to attend com
;, mencement exercises.
n John Craig. who has been acting IL
!, the capacity Of janitor at the Y. NJ. c
A.. has been engaged permanently To-
that work, which means he will be il
charge of the alleys when the bowl
ing season opens.--a great source o
satisfaction to many bowlers.
Services Of the Christian Scienc,
q society in the rooms on Main street
tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock We,
= nesday evening meeting ct 7:3C
e $The public is cordially inv ted to al
tend these services and to make us
,of the reading room witch is ope
every afternoon. except Sundays an
holidays, from to o'clock.
= At the First Congregational churc
of Old Bennington tomorrow mornin
at lO:45 O'Clock the children's ser'
q ice will be held. Several oiildre
It will be bapt zed To others tn
d : hurch will present bibes and tn
l. pastor wi preach a sermon on tn
5. text Take us the foxes, the litt'
10 foxes viii : spoil our vineyards. 70
n cur vineyards are In blossom"
Hon Frank l.. Fish Of Vergenne,
Judge of the Superior Court OF We,
mont who is presiding atEe sittin
OF the court In Manchester. WI v
an address at the morning servic
Z tomorrow OF the Second Congregatio
Val church. His subject will be "Dut
Writ Large Hour of Worship
1890. Mems class TO lowing. Reg,
ID Jar service of the Church school q
In IL. The Children Day Servic,
s. which was held last Sunday unde
"A adverse conditions of weather. wi
80 be repeated tomorrow afternoon
the church aud forum at 3 oclocl
= Those who have the service
charge, who were very grateful bot
a to parents and children for their 10,
II atty last Sunday, all the parts hayin
been taken, will be renewedly a
h preciative for full attendance and pa
ticipaton this Sunday. In the eve
h ing, at 7S0, In High school hall. at
B union service of the churches. Re,
George S. Mills will preach the 8.
mon to the graduating class OF ii
High school. His subject will
THE End that Counts" For tn
Second Congregational church pc
nle this will make a full day. b.
they and friends from other churche
when the services do not conflic
and all visitors will be most welcon
= to the special exercises OF tomorrow