The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-22
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
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DaNl1 Murray was recent y III Al
bany.
f. Tyrrell of East Arlington was
in town this morning.
Thomas Hunter left today to spend
the week end in New York
f. w. Dewey is spending two or
three days in Boston on business.
Miss Katha'yn Gou d OF Austin
Tex, is the guest Of Miss Florence
Quinlan
Mrs. Water Keough of Arlington
is the guest Of Miss Rose Bellsle Of
River street.
You will have good supper if you
will come to the Parish house Thurs.
day, April q, at els p. m.
Cameron Of The Royal Mounted .
big out door story, all thrills and
action Harte theatre today.
The Marshall agency delivered Cad
lilac suburban cars yesterday to l..
Alden Graves and William Cone
Mrs. Mary Mack and daughter.
Irene, of Union street are spending a
week with relatives in Schenectady.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Levin have
returned from Montpelier, where they
spent a week with Mrs. Levin's par
ents.
The yeary sensation Douglas
Fairbanks in The Three Muske.
teers. Opera house today Shows at
SIS.
Miss Harriet Twltchel! is at present
employed as housekeeper in the home
of Mrs. Vincent RaYi-Booth, Old Ben
nington.
Miss Harriet Putnam, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs, f. l., Sibley.
returned Friday to her home in Wor
ce-ter, Mass.
Mss Sutherland, superintendent of
the Cambridge hospital, is in town
visiting Miss Dora NJ. Clark, the Red
Cross nurse.
Rev John j Cul.ion returned Fri
day to his parish in West Rutland. He
spent f3w days with relatives in
Old Benn ngton.
$. D. Langill Of Rutland was in town
yesterday and purchased a car Of the
Marshall agency which he drove home
in the afternoon.
Miss Ina Walker, who Is employed
In Gardner Mass, is spending q few
days with her parents MI ard Mrs
Charles Walker
Division D OF TIE Second Congre
gaticna, church viii hold @ rummage
sale in the chapel on Tuesday, Apri
IS. The sac viii begin at 1890.
Ralph Ccnnor's great story Of the
Canadian Northwest, Cameron OF
GIe Royal Mounted and episode 10
: Of Hurricane Hutch" Harte thea
tire today
Three weL-known LEGAL boys, Phil
lip Harris II. B. Coates and william
Haley, left last night .or New York.
1t was understood that f'ey plan TO
visit es in South America.
Tex Jacobs and Lewis c. Knoll Of
Springfield, Mass, E. l. ingalls, Of
Burlington, d. G. Quebec of Rutland,
A, b, Crogan of Utica and F. II Vine
OF Boston were among the Friday
que Is at the Putnam House.
John James has purchased a REQ
jitney of The w. b. Taylor agency.
The new car, which IS of '.,e latest
des gn and most improved style for
safety and convenience to passeng-
ers, made its maiden trip tbs morn.
inr.
l., c. White will spend the weekend
with his fami y In Bratt eboro He
will drive home in his car and plans
to go around over TIE Mohawk trail
as all reports have II that the roads
beyond Win ngton and thence 70
Brattleboro are almost impossible for
machines
The comm ttee on arrangements
for the Odd Fellows lO3rd anniver
sary met Friday even ng and com
pleted arrangements or the big en-
tertainment Tuesday evening except
the chairs, which will be delivered In
time for placing them when this com
mttee meets again Monday night.
Charles w. Thompson. who ha.
given up his position with the II. T
Cu.hman Mfg. company, has been pre-
scented by the company with a gold
watch, bearing the inscription In ap
probation of faithful services HI
was also presented box of cigars
from the foremen and assistant fore
men of the various departments Of tn,
factory
The Second Congregational churcl
Rev c. S, Mills minister, welcomes
friends and strangers. Hour OF morn
ing worship is 1890 An alter East
er theme will be the subject Of tn
sermon, The Country that FACE
Hearts Expect" Mems Discussion
G ass at 10 in the auditorium
Church sthool at r. Young People
nee, ne at $50
The pubic is c3rila " invited L
ne services of the First Baptis
church, w G. Towart pastor Churcl
school 9:45; morning worship ll;0
Junior story, "Glum or GLADE Tn
la tor wi beg n a series Of sermon
on the Ten Commandments with mo-
ern day applications. Glasses 70
adu "a after service Young Peopl
at $50. The pastor will begin a SCI
les OF short talks at G'.s service o
"The People Cal ed Baptists.' Ever
ing worship 1880 rs the Ideal q
Jesus Workable Today"
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