The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Miss Agnes Murphy spent Thurs
day In Troy.
Hale Wheeler Of Nottingham was
a recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Frank Brazeil has completely
recovered from recent Illness.
Willard Sumner and Donald Walk.
er motored to Troy Thursday after
neon.
Mrs. Charles Ray and her daughter
Miss Nellie Ray, are spending the
day in Troy.
! Miss Alice Murray OF Albany is
spending the weekend at her home
on School street,
Martin Brooks has moved from
North street 20 Troy where he Aas
obtained employment.
Thomas Roberts loft this afternoon
/ for Schaghticoke where he viii spend
ItwQ-weeks with his sister.
Mrs Emma Pieourde entertained a
party Of "a friends and neighbors at
her home Thursday evening
. Special sale Of Colonial rag rugs at
the Apron factory. Rugs are made
from all clean rags. a large yariety.'
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Mr.. ana Mrs Frank Murphy have
recently purchased Of Edward d.
Moore one family house on Gage
street
j This is TIE last day that dogs can
be licensed at the regular tax. De-
linquents will have to pay an addition
al 80 per cent,
The services at St Peters church
tomorrow wi be Holy Communion
At 1890; Church school at noon;
Evening Prayer at 0 clock
Mr. and Mrs. y. H. Lawrence, who
have been the guests Of Mrs o, t.
, Clayton the past few days. have re-
turned to t'e!r home in West Town
shenG.
Felix Gatineau OF Sout bridge
Mass, vice president Of the st. Jean
de Baptiste society, was in town Fri
day morning on business concerning
the order He was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Marcoux
The condition of Mrs. John Multi
gan, who has been seriously in at
her home on Convent avenue, is much
improved Mrs Mulligan was able
to be out Of doors Thursday for the
first time in several weeks
The Green Tigers have been chal
.lenged by the Cooper Estate 20 a
game OF candle pins at the ~ allie;
The Tigers have accepted the chal
lenge and the game will be rolled
Wednesday n!f.'t. April 3, after the
Bowlcr's banquet
Ccstas Bros. are opening the sea
son under the new name Star Gaze
with a steak and chicken dinner TO-
morrow from l. to $3.50 at the rC
markably low price CO" good food
and enough of Il wiz, the best Of
service is assured to all See ment
elsewhere.
Tomorrow Sunday April ,. In.
First congregational church Of on
Bennington win BE re-opened Morn
ing service will be held at l0:45, fol
lowed by the churcS school The pes
tor will preach. For the last three
winters the church has been closed
during the months OF February and
Marco the pastor taking his vacation
in the winter rather taan In the sum
me-
Mr. and Mrs Edward Bentley HUI
Iing. who spend their winters IN en-
cago. have announced the engagemeu,
o. their daughter. Miss Katherine B.
Hu.ing to Robert r. Hussey. son @.
Nj and Mrs Franklin Hussey. form
cry OF Highland Park. and who are
now living at the Ambassador hotel
Chicago. Mrs. Hulng made tie an
nouncemcnt al a luncheon which she
gave in her home March %. The
Chicago Saturday Evening Post OF
March % contained a picture OF Miss
IHulinE
The public is cordially invited to
| the services o. First Baptist church
wv G. Towart. pastor Church school
I9;t5 Morning worship J. a. m Jun
Tor story The Hoy Grail" Adult
theme, "Thots on Church Life, rs
Obligations and Opportunities. Adult
classes meet after service Thu
young people will meet al instead
.of $50. There will be a stereopti
can lecture. Christ at Work IN
+Asia." THIS is o very fine set ant
deals largely with education unioI
|L,nten service In the Methods
.chur," 1870 Mr. Perry breaches.
The Second Conversational church
Rev. George $. Mills minister, vii
welcome riends ana strangers at it,
services. Sunday morning worshil
lat 1890. The sermons these rcceu
weeks have been reatiug to cr.tica
events in .re lie of Christ will
their modern applications The sub
ject for tomorrow Is Cleansing tht
Temple" Mems class in the aud
forum following the preaching sery
ice. Church school in the chapel a
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