The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-28
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Whitman spent
! Sunday in Shushan.
The Baptist Brotherhood will meet
In the church parlors this evening at
o'clock. i
Joseph I.aflamme and family OF
Bennington visited his sister, Mrs.
William G. Colvin, Sunday.
Ernest Bottum who spent the week
end with his sister, Mrs A. 8. Hatha-
way, returned Monday to Hedges
Lake. y tt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris left
Monday morning for Brattleboro where
they were called by the Illness Of
relative.
William Stevens was in Troy Mon
day to be with his sister. who under
went an operation In one OF the hos
pitfalls OF that city.
Napoleon Cherbonneau of Manches.
ter Center has moved his family into
the tenement owned by Mrs. A. s.
Hathaway on West street.
A union Thanksgiving service of the
Baptist, Methodist and Congregation
al churches will be held in the Bap-
tist church Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Work on the village water system
has been progressing finely. The res.
ervoirs are completed and the main
reservoir is filed. also the main pipe
line Is laid TO Paran Creek crossing
The Group meetings Of the Congre-
gational church will be he'd Friday af.
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the following
home. Group A, Miss Laura B. Mosh.
homes, GroupA, Mss Laura B. Mash.
NJ, Mrs, Fred Warner; Group r. Mrs.
William Cushman.
Harvest Sunday was observed at the
Baptist church, Sunday morning. Nov
ember 26. with special service. Of
ferings Of fruit and vegetables we're
brought to this service by members Of
4 the parish. During the week the pas
tor will distribute to families in the
community these Thanksgiving offer
ings from the church.
4 The regular meeting OF Tucker
lodge F. and A. NJ. Will be held In
/ Masonic Temple Wednesday evening,
November 30, at o'clock. The third
degree VIII be conferred. Refresh.
ments will be served. II is expected
that the District Deputy, Seymour C.
Hard OF Arlington. will be present.
The Senior class annual play held in
| 10 ply oil
successful This little comedy, en-
titled "Tommy's Wife," was composed
lof the following cast of characters. /.
Tommy Carothers. Kenneth Worthing.
ton; Patty Campbell, Mabel Mears;
Rose Carothers, Priscilla Bromley;
4 Mrs. De Wyordough. Anna Gaul: Miss
Sylvia, Irene Smith; Edith Bronson.
lnez Smith; Dick Grannis, Daniel Nc
Carrhy; Pierre lie Boutoin, Percy
Graves. Each member Of the cast
took his or her part exceptionally
WE'LL and Percy Graves in the com.
edy role OF the Frenchman was ,nus-
uady fine. The proceeds frC-n the play
will be used for graduation expenses.
| Pupils IN the intermediate depart.
ment of the graded school, having per.
feet attendance for the month ending
| November "a, are as follows: Eugene
Barlow, Catherine Ciocca, Dorothy Col
vim, Eleanor Eddy, Helen Rich Clara
White, Janet White, Earl Beagle, lie.
land Dunham, Wesley Green. George
Hunt, Raymond Hynick, Seth King,
Kendall Rich, Clifton Thomas, Ken.
meth Thomas Alex Thomson, Donald
Vadakin. Frederick White, Maurice
Haswel, Harold Wilson and Roberta
White. Pupils having one hundred per
cent in spelling for the month are
Mary Mccarthy, Maurice Haswell and
. George Hunt.
Ten interested workers met at the
home OF Mss Evelyn Payne Monday
afternoon to dress dolls and make
candy bags for Community Christ
mas Tree for the mountain children
at the Caney Creek Community Cen
ter. In Kentucky. Workers at Caney
Creek have planned to place a com
munity Christmas tree in each OF the
remote public schools that are scat
tered away of in the creeks and the
: hollows whore many children have
never had real Christmas. The chill
dren have picked out the trees from
the forests and teachers are sending
the names and ages OF the children
, four thousand of them. Sixty.six trees
are to be decorated and a gift for each
: child. A box will be packed and ship
i ped by Miss Payne, but any one wht
wishes to give and has not had the
opportunity to send his contribution IL
the box may give money to buy candy
which will he sent by check later.
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