The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-04
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

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All members Of the A. o. T. w. are
requested to be present at the meet.
ing Tuesday evening, March 7, as
there is special business to be tran
sacted and initiatio nof candidates,
Patrick Dunn ana Edward McGurn
have gone to Springfield and will at
tend the musical comedy The Hotel
Morse at Court Square theatre this
evening. Mr. McGurns brother, WI.
liam d McGurn, Jr.. a Bennington boy.
is member Of the cast
Osborne Hutchinson OF Greenfield,
Mass, has returned to his duties as
patrolman of the New England Power
company lines between North Adams
and Bennington Mr. Hutchinson was
called home to Greenfield by the i'll.
ness and death of his father
Frank Cutting OF Delvan. Wis. is
spending a few days " tn his 81 ,ter,
Miss Lucy II Cutting and his broth
er, Wallace b. Cutting The coming
of Mr. Cutting surprised and delighted
his relatives. He has not been in
Bennington b7fore for eleven years.
Thomas W. Fauley asks the pub
lie to take notice that he was nom
mated on Ernest Barber's ticket with.
out his knowledge or consent lie
d not find out that his name had
been fled until it was too late to
withdraw but now requests that his
fr ends vote for one Of the other
candidates
The Forum address tomorrow eve.
ming at the Second Congregational
church, v II be upon a subject
America and International Coopera-
ton, that has not been treated in
the course thus far, althO incidental
illusions have been made TO IT, But
no speaker is more competent to dis
ouss It than Ham lton Holt
Mr. and Mr. Harry Knapp and Mr..
and Mrs. William Noyes gave a sur
Prise BIZ thday party in their home at
Perceys corners last evening in hon
or of Miss May Gates. Members OF
the family presented Miss Gates with
handsome ring set with a sapphire
stone Music, dancing and refresh
ments were enjoyed
Whatever may be individual opn.
ion about The League Of Nations and
the Washington Peace Conference no
good American, barring exceptional
excuse can we afford to be absent
from the Forum meeting Sunday
night 1t will be an unusual oppor.
tunity TO get first hand and authori-
tat We information Let the people
come with tier questions
TIE members of the A. o. t. w,
held their third card party Fr day
evening at the home Of Richard Alt
man on South street Dainty re.
freshments were served and a good
t me was enjoyed by all, Another
card party wi be given next Friday
evening by Harry Wentworth at the
home of William Scott on Valentine
street.
Howard IL Shields Is looking for
his cane which has a curved end and
small silver plate with his initials
Mr.. Shields suspects that he deposited
his cane in the wrong car a few days
ago and that the finder may have been
surpr 'sed to discover himself posses
sed of an article of the kind Mr.
Shields vii he glad to pay the finder
for the trouble of returning the cane"
The Second congregational church
Rev, G. $ Mil s. Minister welcomes
| friends and strangers to its services
Sunday morning worship at 1890
Short sermon, THE Baptism In
/ Fire Communion service follows
Mems Class and CAurch school at II
/ Young Peoples meeting at 6:S0
Forum meeting at 1880, with Hamil-
ton Holt o. New York upon the sub.
iect, America and international CO.
operation"
The public is cordially invited to
the serv ces OF the First Baptist
church, W. G. Towart, pastor Church
school 9:45; morning worship, 1900;
Junior story Faithful unto Death.
Theme OF morning sermon, THE Chris
j tian's Primary Responsibility Com
munion service follows. Adult class
es after morning service. Young Peo
pie meet at $50. The Forum will be
held in the Second Congregational
church Hamilton Holt. speaker
The funeral o, Joseph A. Myers
was held this morning ats O'Clock
in Sacred Heart church Rev Louis
Van said the funeral mass, The re-
mains were placed In Park Lawn
vault The bearers were Thomas
Guimond, John Gibney John Toom