The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-01
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Vlllaue and
Advertisements.

Plnnis for canning, at the Orchards
Phone 261. 9StG
Fresh home made sausage that
Checkerllne kind.
Miss Alfredo Nelson purchased a
Chevrolet touring car today
Dance at Hedges Lake Labor Day
night Shea's piece orchestra.
1OOt2
Miss Eva Roucouette Of Mckinley
street Is spending the week with her
uncle in North Adams
Little native pig pork. Checker
line.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence LeVarn Of
Schenectady are visiting their aunt,
Mrs Margaret Collamer
DR.. c. J. Dean and Edwin O'Brien
Of New York are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry l.. Cakes
Mrs. John Eddlngton left Thurs.
day for Altamont, y. Y, to make an
extended stay with relatives
Miss Helen Hard has returned to
her home in Arlington after spending
few days with friends in town.
Just received large shipment OF
ladies new fall sport coats al very
reasonable prices, at Noyeck's. IT.
Nice native veal and lamb. Check
crime.
Boys one and two part worsted
suits in the newest models and popu
lar materials at $500 up, at No.
weeks. it,
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur s. Martin, who
have been spending two weeks at
their camp at Lake Champlain have
returned.
Mrs. Robert Buck OF East Airing.
ton entered Putnam Memorial hospi.
tai Thursday evening to undergo
treatment
Amyel Baker, Bennington agent
for the American Railway Express
company, is taking his annual yaca
ton of ten days.
Jimmie Hughes 40c chicken dinner
went so we'll last Thursday that he
has decided to have another Sunday
from u O'Clock, noon, until /.
That dinner party will not be sue
cess unless the "top-off is right To
guarantee the desserts delight use
Bakers Certified F'layoring Extracts
IA Dandy roasting chickens. Checker
line
A service will he held In the White
Chapel Sunday afternoon at O'clock.
Rev. J. l., Cole will preach and Miss
Alice Fuller will give the children's
talk.
CLANS and Holsters Checker
line
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fitzgerald
returned Thursday afternoon from a
wetGne trip Of ten days to points in
I Massachusetts, Now Hampshire and
Maine.
Miss Irene O'Rorkc and Mss Irene
Murphy, who spent tie month Of
August as the guests Of Mr. and Yrs.
Victor Young, have returned to
Brooklyn, ~ Y.
( The Second Congregational church
school will have its first session af-
ter the summer intermission next
Sunday at II o clock. This will be
the annual Rally Day service All
officers, teachers, and scholars are
expected to be present. 1t IS desired
that every department Of the school
start off in full working order New
members will be very welcome.
The Hampton quartette from the
Hampton Institute, Virginia, will sing
Plantation melodies in the Yellow
Barn on Sunday, Sept 3, at $50 p.
m. Between songs Mr. and Mrs
Kamba Simango, native Africans,
will give illustrations in full dress
OF life in the kraal All are cordial
IL invited. No admission fee will be
charged but a collection will be tax
en-.
Fresh home made sausage Check
erline.
The Baptist and Second Congrega'
tional churches are to unite next Sun
day in the morning service with the
celebration of the Communion togeth
er afterwards. This union service
will be held in the Baptist church,
with Rev. G. s. Mills preaching the
sermon. Rev. w. G. Towart, the Bap
list pastor, is returning from his va
cation Saturday. The members OF
both churches and congregations are
asked particularly to note that the
hour of beginning service will be
1880 This is the regular hour OF
the Congregational worship but a
half hour earlier than the Baptist,
and is fixed to accommodate the Con
gregational church people who arc
having tAeir Church School Rally
next Sunday at ~ o'clock.