The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-15

ter Day in the first beauty and fresh
ness Of the morning. Mr.. Munger viii
lead this meeting.
Mrs. Alden Graves returned Friday
from a weeks visit in New York
city.
Mrs Martin Craven and daughter.
Margaret are spending the day In
Troy and Albany
Fred Godfrey Of Burlington, a for
mer Bennington resident, is visiting
friends IN town.
Collins NJ. Graves, state prohibition
director Of Rutland, is spending the
holidays at his home here.
See The Rosary" Truly you'll
say'"Each Reel a Pearl Last show
ing at Opera house tonight
Frances f. Morrissey Of Burl ng.
ton is spending the holidays with hia
parents on Washington avenue
The Rosary will stir you with its
greater wonder a First National at.
traction Opera house tonight
Frank MacLareu q student at the
Albany Business College, is spend.
ng a few days q his home here.
Thomas Mason who is employed in
the Checkerline bakery, wi spend
the weekend at his home in Nor
w.ch, Conn
Clarence Peckham, foreman for
Little Falls Manufacturing company
l. tile Falls, y. Y, is in town 10
spend Easter With his family
Pola Negri in The Red Peacock"
a picture as brilliant as its name. See
it for some new thrills! A Century
comedy, "Teddy's Goat. Harte Thea.
tre Monday. 90
Mrs p C. Cornell and daughter
Miss Pauline Cornell, have returned
from New York. where they have
been spending several weeks with
relatives.
The public is cordially invited to
the Christian Science services which
are held Sunday mornings al IL
o'clock and Wednesday evenings al
1880. Authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, borrowed or
purchased at the free public reading
room which is open daily. except
Sunday and holidays, from 8 to 3 p.
H.
The neighbors of the Wilson dis
tr.ct enjoyed a community party at
The schoolhousa Friday evening. A
three-piece orchestra from the high
school furnished splendid music for
dane ne Refreshments were served
and a generous collection was taken
to be used for school equipment The
party broke up at an early hour after
making plans for a final party at the
close of school
The program Of the Easter services
az the Second Congregational church
IS given elsewhere in this issue Of the
Banner Early service under the aus.
pieces of the c. r. Society in the chapel
az 1872 Special order of worship at
l0:30. Church school at the close of
morn ng service, All people whose
q legiance IS not elsewhere win he
heartily welcomed To these services.
| The members Of the church end parish
are rem ndad OF the Easter Offering.
/ Special envelopes may be llJud ON a
laole in the vestibule.
The Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. James A. Perry minister, eX.
tends cord al invitation to the public
to participate in the worship and
study of the Bible at the following
II0Ws. 1880 morning, worship re.
ception of members and baptism Of
children; 1900 Bible study in the
church schoo; $50 Epworth League
meeting; 1880. even ng worship,
Easter cantata by the augmented
choir assisted by a six p ece orches.
ira. This will be Mr. Pery's last
Sunday and he hopes to greet the en-.
/ tire church MIR. Perry viii tell "a
story TO the junior congregation All
juniors having the tile yearly text
books are requested to hand thei,
names and addresses to Mr.. Perry so
The may have an accurate record I'm.
paid subscriptions to the Christian
Advocate should be cared for before
Wednesday of next week.