The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-14
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Strictly fresh eggs, soc per dozen
at Chandlers store. lO5tS'
Charles Silver is confined to hi,
home on Park street with quinsy.
J w. Hurlburt and D. C. Hurlburt
returned Friday from business trip
Dressed lamb, sold by half, at 20
a pound Call the Orchards. Phone
zbI. 7tE
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Leonard OF
New York are visiting their son
John N. Leonard.
Veterans of Foreign Wars held q
regular business meeting Thursday
night in G. A. r hall
Miss Della Bullard. who is employ.
cd by Guy b, Johnson in Old Benin tig.
ton has gone to New York for the
winter.
The 1922 Christmas Club at the
First National Bank Is growing larg
er every day. You can join any day
this month ST.
Mrs Elizabeth Ward. who has been
the guest Of the Misses Costello Of
Main street for a few days, has return
ed to New York
If you had to choose between
wealth and babies which would you
take? See Poverty Of Riches. :"
Harte Theatre Monday.
sleighride part es accommodated
Chicken supper and dancing Sum
nit Hall, Pownal Center, Phone
Powna, 5-5, H. f. Niles.
Services at st. Peters church TO-
morrow will be Holy Communion at
1880; Morning Prayer and sermon at
1890. Church school at noon; Eve
ming Prayer at 5 o'clock.
Undertaking George A. Parker,
Union street Private funeral cap
Ell, motor equipment, prompt, effic
ent service. Day phone, 400; night
phone, 422-M; Arlington phone,
43-13.
The funeral Of the late Clement
Harr son Cone will be held at 'he
residences on Grandyiew 81, on Mon
day afternoon, Jan. IS at 3 o'clock
lnterment at the convenience OF the
family.
Poverty Of Riches" with Leatricc
Joy, Richard Dix, jean Bowers,
Louise Lovely, Irene Rich and Frank |
lie Lee In the cast and Hold Your
roath,' Century comedy. Harte !
theatre Monday
An evening English class has been
organized to help the French people .
If the town to earn to read and write
the language. A goodly number are
taking advantage OF the opportun ty. 4
The ages Of the members range from
eyenteen years to forty. The class
meets in the graded school Mondays
and Thursdays under the direction OF
Miss Frances O'Donnell.
The pub ic Is cordially Invited to the
services Of the First Baptist church.
Church school, s,45 a. M; morning
rdtsnp with story for Jun ors Sub
,ect morning sermon Prayer and
Sod " Healing this Is continuation
If the series Of sermons on Prayer.
Adult classes meet after service.
Young people meet at 6:30 Evening
Jrsulp with rmon at 1880 Theme
setmn The World Ultimate re-
zion What win / Be--Is II In exist
nee today?"
The Second Congregational church
rev. G. s. Nil minister welcomes
It's services all interested people
riends or strangers. Hour Of mo n
az worship, 1890. Sermon for chi
en-, "Ihe Second MI e for adults.
Wherefore Discourage Yn the PEG.
lle?' Mems class following, in the
lud forum. Cauroh school at ~.
Dung Peoples meeting at $50 1t
gHl be led by Mis- Norma Decker
he evening Forum meeting vi be
omitted. The speaker, HaA lton
iOI because Of an unexpected en-
lgement at Washington, has post
oned his coming to Bennington un
j, March 5th,
The Methodist Episcopal church,
ay. James A. Perry m mister, cor
ally invites the pubic to worship
the follow ng hours Sunday, Jan
s.; Morning worship 1890; Bible
Judy in the church school 1850;
pworth League $40. evening sew
oe, Rev. George X. Statham, D. d..
st.ict superintendent Of the east
IN d strict, delivering the sermon
Eaters of unusual importance andl
nterest to the church VIII be present
u at both morning and evening seTy
Is. al members OF t1e church are
ged to be present once at lea { /
Il jmpossihle IN he pregent at