The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and VILLAGE and
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advertisements.
Wanted Live and dressed poultry
at the Checkerline.
Turner II Cranston of the local post
once Is spending the week end in
Mechanlcvile.
Miss Mary Mcguire Of East Main
street, who has been seriously III. Is
much improved.
G. Y. Hard left for Pittsaeld tbis
afternoon to SPEND the weekend with
his family.
Isadore Weaver of South Branch
street. who underwent an operation
a week ago, Is mending.
Robert Levin and Ernest Dragon
motofed to Cambridge Friday night 10
attend a basketball game
stop IN at the Checkerline tonight
and you will find complete assert.
ment OF good things to eat.
John Donovan. an employe Of tho
Holden. Leonard mill, has gone to his
home in Pittsneld for the weekend.
Clara Kimball Young in her capt
waiting new photodrama. Straight
from Paris Opera House tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Marsceille arc
pas ing the weekend in Brandon al
the home Of Mr. Marsceilles parents
Mrs. George II. Cook of North street
was called to New York Thursday by
the death Of her father. Albert Han.
bley.
Mrs. William r. Lowe has recently
returned from a stay of six weeks at
the home Of her parents in Littleton.
~ II.
Many Masons are Planning to at.
tend meeting Of Cyprus Shrine at AL
bany March o. Dinner will be sery.
Ell from 4:3O to 7 p. m. o'clock at
the Mason temple and the ceremon-
ial viii take place at 1880 p. m. at Har.
manus Blocker hall
The public is cordially invited TO the
services OF the First Baptist church.
" G Towart. pastor. Church School
ut 9:45; morning worship at II. with
story for juniors and sermon for
adults; adult classes meet after ser.
vice; young peoples service at $50
Union services in the Baptist church
at 30; sermon by the pastor.
.Sery ces are held at 6O6 Ma IN street
by the Christian Science Society OF
Bennington every Sunday morning at
II a. NJ. and Wednesday evening at
$50 In the same building a reading
room is maintained and is open every
afternoon from to ). except Sunday
aud holidays. Here may be read. Dor
rowed or purchased all authorized
Christian Science literature. The pub
lie IS cordially invited to attend the
services and use the reading room
There will b. meeting at two
o'clock on Monday afternoon in the
Second Congregational chapel Of pas
tors and lay delegates OF the Congre-
gational churches OF Bennington Coun-
ty Association The meeting is held
in the interest of the Congregat onal
Missionary Canvass which Is sche.
duled to take place throughout the
state April 80 10 May Z. Secretary
Charles G. Merrill of the State Con
ference ana Rev. Harry D. Sheldon Of
New York city Of the staff of Commits
sion on Missions will be among the
speakers.
At the Second Congregational
church Sunday morning Mr.. Mills will
continue his series of sermons on
or teal event in the life of Christ
with their present day application.
Tho subject for tomorrow is Fellow
ship or Church? The Challenge Of
Professionalism" Hour of worship is
1890; Mems Glass in the auditorium
10 lowing; Church School at ~;
Young Peoples Meeting at $50. Un.
ion Lenteu service in the Baptist
church at 1880. with Rev. w. G. Tow.
art as the preacher. a welcome for
all people at all the services,
The nations loyliest screen star,
Clara Kimban Young. in Straight
from Paris Opera House tonight. .
The Woman's Missionary Society
and the Mis- sion Workers of the Sec
ond Congregational church will joint
ly have a supper in the chapel parlor
Monday at As The change of day
from Tuesday and the earlier hours
are to take advantage of the presence
In Bennington Of Rev c. c. Merrill
state Secretary of the Vermont Con
ference, and one or two other repre-
sentatlves of miss onary interests,
who will speak at the supper Any
who wish places reserved for them
at the supper viii please notify Mrs,
I T. II Southall at their earliest oppor.
unity
The public is cordially invited .
worship in the Methodist Episcopal
church, services being held as TO-
lows: 1890 morning worship with
sermon by We ministers 1900 Bib g
study in the church school, classes
for all grades of scholars; $50 topi
cal study of vital christian problems
In the Epworth League Attention is
called to the win one, stand by
motto for each Lacquer The evening
service Is merged with ihe union len
ten service which this week is conduct
ed in the Baptist church. Rev VIM
G. Towart delivering the sermon
Rev. Mr. Perry rem nds the unit lead
ers and church school teachers OF
the meeting for prayer and counci
for a half hour bpfDrp the morning