The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-04-02
North Heuu,uEtOn.

Miss Nellie Bracket has recently had
another severe sickness, but is somewhat
improved. Among other complications is
that of heart disease which renders her
case critical one.
Wallace Green, son of Calvin Green, is
sick with typhoid pneumonia. His father,
who has been confined to the house all
winter, is improving.
The churches were generously fur |
nished with flowers last Sunday. Upon |
the table and the desk of the Congrega- |
tional Church were beautiful rose-buds, |
pinks, lilies of the valley, etc., with
festoons of smilaX-the remembrance of
MyrOn b. Clark of New York, as n me-
mento for his grandmother, Mrs. D. d.
O'Brien, who habitually furnished flowers
on Easter occasions while living.
The Easter concert which was to have
been given in the Congregational ChuIch
last Sunday evening by the Sabbath
School will be held next Sunday. The
exercises give promise of an interesting
occasion.
The morning sermons in our pulpits on
Easter Sunday, were in keeping with the
observance of this memorial day, which
is becoming more and more celebrated
by all denominations, which hold the
resurrection of Christ as fundamental to
the Christian faith. In the evening the
Rev. Mr. Gilbert at the union meeting,
very appropriately presented the second
coming of Christ, in the Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Stephen Torrey of North Adams
is spending few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Bracket
Gen. ]. G. Nc Cullough has been in the
village n short time on business. His
family intends to occupy their summer
residence here, the first of May
II. c. White has added still another
, fine horse to his stable. His large ship
ment of goods seem in excess t. any pre-
vious year.
Mrs. VIM. S. Sha, tuck of Hudson. N
/, Y, daughter of Olive Green, is at hoTe
, helping to care for her b. other Wallace
, in his sickness.
r James C. neartt is at his ulc'e's S. b
o Hall. This is the first visit he has made
n since he was removed to Toy, in th'
e winter. He is yet obliged 20 use hi
Il crutches.
f The annual school meeting was held il
d the audience room of the school buildiu,
d on Tuesday evening last. The IepOI
n of the committee, treasurerand auditors
}. were all satisfactory, there being owe
o four hundred dollars in tie tIeasury, to
l. wards the expenses OF another yea
t. Daring the past year The school builUini
e has been put in thorough repair, and th
e basement, which had be,o"e been obieC
Il tionable, has been made Que OF She pleas
t. ATTEST of the rooms. BY invitation an
Re the unanimous consent OF the mecti ~
ii Prof D-eSSell gave information as &
t, what was being done in ;he different dc
v partments of the school that many VIII
N are unable to visit it, might ulderstan
$ more fully the am a1d desire of tn
rs committee and teachers. Th,s new tcI
~ ure was very satisfactory TO The patron
Sc of the school. The follow AZ otiices
lie were elected Ujod UOce, except the men
a Der of the committee which was by
i'd vote nearly five to one. Mode,atO
rs Franklin Scott clerk, G. d. Phillips
III treasurer, S. b. Dali; collector, p.
| Mccarthy; auditors, }. II. WalbHdg'
ID S. E. Ranney and G.. S. MJtt;soa; men
Der of prudential committee fo- Tn, {
II, years, S. b. Hall. The Ia oe number
or outside pupils and the blIarce in I'll
in treasury, made it appear that fifteC
hit cents on the grand list would raise suf
or cient to run the school, and thai amour
in was voted. The present management {
IS the school was fully endorsed.
ut Miss Cora NJ. Wrisley who has bee
Is the efficient and faithful Organist in Il
EN- Baptist Church for a number of year
70 has resigned her position and Harry
III Phillips is to be her successor
OF Frank LOOMS is bound for a sho
r visit, nearly year ago a position w
VI offered him in machine shop in Wayne
US boro, Penn, where he is prospecting
DIS business, and from his looks it seems
vi agree with him as he is tleshy and hi
no the appearance of being in good healt
~ ne He speaks very highly of the place al
" makes you believe that the lines ha
en fallen to him in pleasant places.