The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-07-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village ant
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Mrs Varney has gladol.as In bloom
at reasonable prices.
Don't miss TIE big double feature
program. Read the ad Of Opera
house tonight.
Miss Mary Billick went to Hoosick
Falls today to spend three weeks
weeks with relatives.
Special clean up! Boys scout
shoes and black dress shoes, mostly
button at $l,49 at Novecks.
Miss Lillian Fient'lal and Miss
Bertha Shapiro Of New York are
spending a few days with Miss
Bertha Gold.
Frances e. Morrssey arrived this
afternoon from Burlington to spend
a rev days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs j. p Morr.ssey.
The regular monthly meeting OF
tie official beard Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held Mon
day evening, July oath, at O'Clock
William Bent, Mr. and Mrs. w. II
Nichols, Mrs. James A. Nichols, Mrs
Starratt d. Nichols and Miss Grace
Nichols motored to Albany Friday
evening.
Mrs. George Conan has gone to
Schenectady to meet her brother
William SCHNEIDER, who arrived
there oy automoDne Thursday IRON
South Bend, Ind Mrs. SCHNEIDER
came on to Bennington by train Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Helena j. Downs, well known
soprano OF Bennington, and for
many years member OF the Methodist
RI seopal Chan ch chorus. will sing q
solo at the morning service Of wor
ship in that church tomorrow, Caro-
Romo's "A L:.rle Whi.e.'
radio receiving outfit at II. H.
Warren's electrical shop listened-in
Friday night to concert broadcast
from Toronto, Can. SO far as is
known this is the first radio con
cert picked up in Bennington from
that sending station. The sounds
were perfectly clear as atmospherical
conditions were nearly ideal.
The Second Congregational church
cordially invites the public to its
service on the Lord Day. Morning
worship at 1890 a. m. Sermon by
Rev. Henry j. Kilbourn, d. d., OF
Stoneham, Mass. Those who heard
DR.. Kilbourn last Sunday viii want
to hear him again. and those who did
not will want to hear him for the
first time.
Don't fail to take advantage of the
great discount sale throughout cur
cloak and suit dept. at Noveck's.
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 worship
at II a. m. Story and sermon by the
pastor. Mr.. Nelson Raymond Of the
Boston Lotus quartet will sing at the
ncrmng service. Adult classes meet
after service. A joint service in the
evening the young people from to
s. Rev. Waldo r. De Wolfe, pastor
of the Baptist church at North Ben
nneton will speak.
Some 40 boys in khaki, members OF
the Wallngford ambulance company
ON 172, National Guard, passed
through Bennington this morning on
tie return trip from Camp DeVens
Ayre, Mass, where they have been
training two weeks. They were in
charge of Capt. Cooney, Walling
ford physic' an. The orr nal party
consisted CT six G. NJ c, ambulance
cars, a supply truck and motor
cycle. Engine trouble developed
with one Of tie ambulance cars SO
that it was necessary to leave it be
hind at Fitchburg, Mass, for re-
pairs. The men were as brown as
berries and all expressed themselves
as having a mighty fine time in spite
of the hot weather and military dis
cipline.