The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-28
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Try tile bacon and hams at the
Checkerline. They will ease you
Mems new army hip boots $2,9S,
take advantage while they last at
Novecks.
Just received lad 'es' buckle over.
shoes to Mt military heels First quail
ity, at Noveck's.
Harry Morris has returned from
New York where ne has been spend
ing few days on business
Miss Jane Brennan. who has been
visiting the Misses Brennan Of Spring
st oeet, has returned to Troy.
Mcs, l.. Haussler OF HoosIck Falls
10 visiting at tie home of her
neither Mrs. John Robinson OF Elm
gtrGet,
Halsey Cushman, who has been I'll
of scarlet fever has recovered and
tho quarantine has been lifted from
the house.
Ripe pineapples tangernes, fancy
app .es. Checkerline.
Remember Scrap Iron In the Sat
urday Evening Post? A great yarn.
See Charlie Ray play II at opera
house tonight.
Miss Marion and Mss Mildred
Beecher o! Peasant street are spend
ling the weekend In Manchester with
lthe sister, Miss Helen Beecher.
Word has been received OF the death
Of Anthony Galipeau formerly Of Ben
ninston, who has been living In Hart
ford, Conn, for the past two years.
His son, Paul Galipeau, and daughter.
Mrs. Win Rob nsou left for that city
this morning.
The st Jean de Baptiste society
| ID a social time and whist party
> Thursday evening IN the rooms of the
bennington Cir s. club. There were
thirty tables Of players. The win
= ers among the lad es were first.
/ MIRA. Elmer Brown, second Mrs. Celia
}cnoit. The gent emens prizes went
to Wilfred Burgess, first and Leo
plante second.
Christian Science services are held
/ at sos Main street every Sunday morn.
ing at II o'clock and every Wednesday
! evening at 1870. In the same build
| ing is free public reading room where
authorized Christian Science litera-
/ ture may BE- read, borrowed and pur.
I chased. This room Is open every day
except Sundays and holidays from 3
10 5 All are cordia ly inv ted to at.
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! Regular attendants at the Sunday ev-
en!ng Forum Will not miss hearing to-
morrow night, Dr. Franklin H. Cid
dings Of Columbia University Others
/ will be attracted by the di.tinCtion or
the man and by his theme. "Democ.
tacy and War" This general subject
has not been touched upon thus far
IN the Forum addresses. and CORES
ponds With the intense interest Of all
thinking peace loving and patriotic
| people The union meeting will be
held IN the Baptist church at 1880, and
IS iutended for all citizens.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
Roy. ]. A. parry. minister. announces
| the usual services Of worship and
BILE study for Sunday JAN 90 Wor-
I ship service with sermon, 10 30; b BILE
study ZOO; Enworth League topical
/ study Of Christian activity. $50; eva.
ming service 7:30 The newly-elected
officer ~ the Sunday school Will be
! insta I'D in office al the morning sery-
ice with a brief ceremony, and take
charge Of the school at noon. II Is
! ,oped the entire church will be present
to give them hearty greet ngs and as
surance Of support, both morning and
noon At the evening service the
1peaker Is Henry Noyes, a prominent
merchant OF Gloyersyille. n. Y. Topic
Meaning Business In Religion" All
70 cprdio'lv invited