The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Sunday Warmer
IN extreme north port ons Sunday
NORTH BENNINGTON

mere WIS ndNce in w OO1udi
hail Friday evening.
Mrs. Addie Brown OF Bennington
was n town Wednesday
Luman Russell OF West street s..
ca te ~ at this writing
Henry Barney Of salisbury spenl
the day I'm town recently
Dwight Case is spending some tim,
with relatives in Massachusetts.
William Service and Arthur stew
art spent a day in Arlington recently
The mill Of A. S. Payne Co.. Inc.
has been shut down this week foI
inventory.
Miss Catherine Burke o Benniug
ton was a recent guest Of her brother
Robert Burke
T. d. Ranney expects to leave Sun
day for an Indefinite stay in Wasa
Iugton. r. c.
Nlntou Rawson has returned TO Col
gate University after spending the
holidays in town.
Mr. AMI Mrs Irwin I.ittehcld haxe
returned home after spepding some
time IN Arlington.
Jesse Church, who has been spend.
ing the holidays IN Potersburgh with
his parents, has returned,
TIE Junior.Senior High school and
the grade schools will open Monday
morning after o two weeks vacation.
A telephone has been installed in
the residence of ]. NJ. Barber OF
Greenwich street The number is
1914
The remains % Hubert Henry OF
Hoosick Falls. were brought to Grand
View cemetery Friday afternoon for
burial
Miss Elizabeth Bazino. who has
boon spending the holidays at hey
lome on Church street, has returned
to her duties In a bany.
Mrs. s F. Henry Mrs. NJ c. Holt
and b, T. Henry We're IN H0osick
Falls Friday to attend the funeral
services Of Hubert Henry.
Mrs. George Griffith Is IN town
from North Adams, storing Ger goods
IN a portion OF her home on West
street. Mr.. and Mrs Broas Striven
expect to occupy the tenement
John Mccullough Turner has re-
turned to Pottstown, Penn. where he
is student at the Hin School, after
spending the holiday vacation with
his mother, Mrs. T. T. Turner.
Leon PERCY. who is cutting the ice
on Lake Paran, has trans nrred MS
operations to his Bennington pond
for few days The last ice cut
was about thirteen inches thick.
Miss Lizzie Humphrey, who is
trained nurse I'm the Pittsheld hospi
tai. has returned to her duties nav
mg been a holiday guest of her par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. James Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson en-
ter,ained on New Years Day Mrs
l,lnson's sister, Mrs. Coolidge OF
Arlington. and her brother, Elmus
harrington and daughter Elsie o'
The young people OF the Baptist
church enjoyed banquet III t1e
church parlors. Friday evening at .
p'.iock. Among the speakers Werv
Mr. Hicks Of Manchester who is the
county president and Mr. Edison oil
Morning worship at the bapiis,
church Sunday. Jan s VIII be NJ II
O'Clock as usual. The pastor ltel.
\vnldo Devote. will sneak on, Nhat
Mean Ye by This Service SUNDAY
school at 10. Young People meet
inc nj 6 y. m. and evening preaching
service at l.
The services at the NJ. L, church
next sunday Jan. s, VIII be at tnG
usual hours. Sunday school Mt anu
nreoching service at g. Rev. y, T.,
Rem. the pastor will speak ON 'Hou
Breaking down the Barriers Cottage
prayer meetings to be held next WeeN
vii be an TJmcod from the pulpit
Morning worship at the Congresa.
tional church Sunday Jan s, at II
o'clock. The theme Of the sermon
viii be. For Lille to Be Fruitful, Liie
Must be Folt as q blessing sunday
school hour commences at l9;lO ana
Young Peoples evening service ut
o'clock. The topic Tor the latter viii
bo Using Opportunities.