The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-07-29

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Mrs. VIM. Bourne has several relatives
and friends visiting her.
Carrie Slocum's twin daughters are re-
covering from scarlet fever.
Edith Mason of Bath-on-the- Hudson is
spending some little time with relatives
here.
Clarence Meirs was called from home
this week to attend a funeral of some
relatives.
Mrs. Charles Hastings seems to remain
about the same. She is having a long te-
dious illness.
Mrs. Marcia 1ngraham and daughter
Carrie are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Dunlap this week.
A little daughter graces the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harris. She, was
born on Monday last.
Miss l.. KaulUaCn of I.,lnonhery, Na,,o
Scotia, is a guest of the Rev. and Mrs.
Rogers at the parsonage.
Mrs. Robert Hastings remains about
the same; some days being more COM
Portable for her than others.
DR., Rogers has been quite busy look
ing after the sick in this village, during
the absence of DR.. Woodruff.
Miss Carrie Carpenter will return to
her home in Bath h-on-the-Hudson when
her father goes down on Saturday.
Miss Kraft of Fort Edward, n. Y, a
classmate of Mrs. G. S. Mattison, is a
guest at present of Mr.. and Mrs. Matti-
son.
Miss Sanford was summoned home by
telegram, to sick brother. She left on
Monday morning for Reading Ridge,
Conn.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Woodruff arrived
Woodruff and little son also came on
Wednesday.
Horatio Knapp received a bad fall a
week or so ago, disabling him so much
that he is obliged to leave his work for
some little time yet
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall from the north
part of the town, accompanied by Mrs.
Will Monroe of Wisconsin, visited Mrs.
w. Cole and Mrs. Brownson this week.
George Mattison (better known as
"Uncle George), is in town accompanied
by his granddaughter. They are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Soloman Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins came to town
last week. Mr.. Perkins returned to his
home Tuesday morning, his wife re-
naming with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Martin.
The temperance concert Sunday even
ing next will be given under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor of the Methodist church
at South Salisbury. There will be reel.
tations and music appropriate.
Items received too late for last week.
Mrs. Tirsdell is in very poor health.
Mrs. Leander Tracy is on the invalid
list.
Miss Julia Mattison spent the Sabbath
at home.
c. F. Chaplin returned to Waterbury
this week.
Mrs. Robert Hastings is no better, and
gradually failing.
The workers meet with Mrs
Henry Spencer this week.
Mrs. Walter Cutting and son ant
daughter visited in town Thursday.
Presiding Elder Webster was gues
at the parsonage one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mirfeld and Miss TRIAL
Montgomery went on the excursion t
| Hudson.
Miss Lottie Carpenter accompanied
her father to their home in Bath-on-the
| Hudson, last Saturday.
Miss Adelia Smalley of Troy, y. Y.
has been spending some little time will
her sister. Mrs. Anson Hawkins.
Arrangements are being made t,
have a temperance concert one weel
from next Sunday evening l3lst.
DR.. Woodruff left town Thursda
morning to join his wife and daughter
They Will return early next week.
Chart. Draper has engaged with tn
Eagle Square Manufacturing Company
and will remain in SALISBURY.
Mrs. Ed. Hasting is here at presen
with her mother, Mrs. Robert Hastings
who has not been feeling as well for th
past few days.
Mrs. Togood of New York, has bee
spending little time with. her daugl
ter, Mrs. Henry Spencer. She returne
on Friday last.