The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1892-10-14
North bennington.

The Masonic Lodge has a committee
to see about obtaining better quarters.
On Saturday last fine boy came into
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clayton
Simmons, making the group two boys
and two girls.
Mrs. Fred Ranney, has gone to New
York for treatment for her health,
which has been a matter of much con-
Germ of late.
Miss Martha Worthington has en-
tered the Pratt Institute, in Brooklyn,
N. Y, for course of industrial training
and education.
Mrs. E. D. Whipple has her goods
packed and in readiness to soon join
her husband in Hartman, Tenn,
where he has already an established
machine business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trenor L. Park, who
have been with Mrs. Jennings at Fair
view, short time, returned to New
York on Wednesday, They will reside
there through the winter.
Henry R. Hall, son of the late N. B.
Hall of Jackson, Mich, and wife, have
been with Mrs. j. G. Mccullough a few
days. They have gone to New York for
a short time before returning TO their
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The Cushman Manufactur ing Com
pany are having new heating appara-
tus placed in the Stone mill, the work
being done by II. c. Simmons, which
arrangements expected to save half the ex
penses, formerly required. The repairs
necessary upon the stone dwelling, are
about completed, and Mrs. Cushman
expects to get moved into it, this week.
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forms it again, into one of the pleasant
est homes in town.
A paper received from Oaksdale,
WASH, says: "The Oaksdale Savings
Bank, which promises to be one of the
most extensive banking institutions in
the Palouse country, will open its doors
for business Monday, October 3d." The
officers are: F. M. Kendall, president;
townsman, G. Floyd Huling, assistant
cashier. We also notice Mr.. Huling is a
member of the Finance Committee of the
Board of Trade of the town Of Oaksdale.
The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society met in the Baptist church par
Tors Oct. 4th, and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President Mrs. E. Prescott Brown;
Vice President, Mis-. Henry Roster;
Secretary, Mrs. G. L. Percy; Treasurer,
Mrs. j. o. Bangs; Assistant Treasurer,
Miss Eva NJ Roster; Directors:
Mesdames. Tozer, II. j. Loomis Ny
ron Clark, G.. W. Stanley L. M. Loomis.
Supper COMMITTEES: Nellie Loomis,
Mary Madison, Addie Loomis, Stella
Mattison. Entertainment Committee:
Mary Madison, Eva Roster, Nellie
Loomis, Addie Loomis, Stella Mattison,
Lena Madison, Burt Hathaway, Dan
Tompkins, Earnest Bottum,' Edmund G.
Brown, Lyman Tombs, Jay LOOMS Will
Green,
On Saturday Oct. 9Th, Mrs. Warren
Cox, of Walloomsac was eighty years
old. She fell some three years ago, and
from the injury received has been
obliged to keep her bed much of the
time since. She resides with a daugh-
ter Mrs. George James, and her birth
day was celebrated. Twelve of the
near relatives were present, and among
the pleasant things, long to be remem-
bered, was a sumptuous dinner, at
which Mrs. Cox sat to enjoy the happy
occasion, it being the first time she had
been at the table in two years. Among
those present, besides Mrs. Cox, was
Mr.. and Mrs. George James, Mrs.
Oliver johnson and daughter, Bertha,
of Schaghticoke, Mrs. Albert Colvin
and son Fred G.. of North Bennington
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Barker and child