The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Priced very low are now the blank
cts and comforters at the New York
\ Store
The inimitable Tom Mix in Trail.
in" and Safe in the Safe. Harte
theatre today
Just arrived, special lot ladies' beau.
tiful canton crepe dresses, special at
$1,000, at Noyecks. 1872
Miss Helen Denley Of Harrison
avenue left this morning for Boston
to spend two weeks wifi relatives.
Mrs James Keller and daughters.
Miss Marie Keller and Mrs. Josephine
Greenslet, were in Troy and Albany
Friday
The Lawrence trio OF Troy is
scheduled to give radio concert
Monday evening at the X. =. /. broad.
cqstine station in Troy.
Miss Ellnor sibley returned to
Pittsburgh. Pa, Thursday after spend
ing ten days with her mother. Mrs
E. L. Sibley OF West Main street.
Mrs Frank Fleming and daughter
CAROLYN Griffin, lett this morning for
Randolph 10 join Mr.. Fleming. who
is student ut the state school of agri.
culture.
The Great Confidence" viii be Mr..
NILS theme Sunday morning at the
Second Congregational church. Hour
OF worship 1880 Church school at IL
o'clock. Young Peoples Meeting at
$50. A friendly welcome to all.
The grand warden OF Vermont iur.
isdiction, l. G o f.. will make his
official visit to Stark lodge Wednes.
day evening, Sept 20 at o'clock p.
m. All m mbers are requested to be
present aud visiting brothers are cor.
daily invited Refreshments will be
served.
The Ushers association Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. with
ladies', Will take supper together at
the church Monday evening at six
thirty. Organization for the season
VIII be effected, and the pastor VIII
speak, Mortimer Townsend has been
appointed head usher for the morn.
ing services and Merrl Atkins. for
the evening
The public is cordially invited to the
services of the First Baptist church.
w. G. Towart, pastor. Church school
at y45, let every scholar be in his
class. Morning worship at IL a. NJ.
Sotry for the Juniors and sermon.
Adult classes after service Young
people meet at 80 Evening worship
with sermon at 1880. In the evening
the pastor will begin a series of ser.
mons on the lives and works of some of
our present day poets who have struck
a strong social and religious message.
Tomorrow evening works al Angela
Morgan will be considered
Commander John Slater of the Sal.
walton Army win address the mem.
bers of the Brotherhood Bible class
at noon tomorrow, at the Methodist
Episcopal church The pastor will
preach in the morning the first of a
series OF eXpository sermons on the
Gospel according to Mark and in the
evening on 1.-TWO Surprising Sons
Young people, who have no church
home, are cordially invited to join the
circle Of Epworth Leaguers, in the
church parlors, at $50. Misses
Emma Clark and Mary Brown will
speak of their impressions of the In
5tltute. The regular League topic is.
Reading the B.ble-for Myself.
Nine members of the Farm Bureau
boys and Girls clubs of Bennington
County attended the State Fair at
White River Junction, Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept 10 and a. They were
ent by the Battenkill Valley Industrial
Association as reward for good dem
of club practices given at
he Manchester Fair The party con.
sisted of Ruth Brewer. Ruth Fitchett
Heryl Rogers, George Elwell, Freder-
OK Rice, Clarence Chandler Jr., Mrs.
Clarence Chandler all of Bennington;
erwin Russell Howard Browe, Ed
ward Galusha, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Toss of Center Shaft bury and Miss
Marion Hardy, County club Agent
'he teams repeated Their demonstra
ion at the State Fair and prizes won
here Will be announced later IT,