Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-12-13
PERSONAL.

Miss Ella tlOughtOn, who is very Ill,
does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barratt are NOV
ing into their new house.
Judge j. b. Bromley, is in town to.
day, in attendance upon court.
Misses Agnes and Annie Daley are
the guests of Miss Cecilia Haggerty in
Mechanicville, n. Y.
Mrs. VIM. Caswell and her daughter,
Avis, spent last week with Mrs. Levi
Hill in South Salisbury.
Perry G. Bond, who has been spend
ing the week in town, returns to his
home in Dandy tonight.
Mrs. G. H. Russell, of Hall street,
has returned from a four weeks visit to
her daughters in Lansinghurgh.
Mrs. Frank TOwne is i'll with typhoid
fever. Two of Geo. Aldrich's little
children are also ill with the same
malady but are getting better.
Mrs. D. H. Smith and daughter AL
lie, have gone to attend the wedding of
their cousin, Miss Emma Ellsworth,
daughter of the Hon. Geo. +. Ellsworth,
of South Gardner, Mass.
Miss Daisy Morse, who is teaching
in the Bushpell district, has been quite
ill for several days, but is improving and
will he able to resume her duties Mon
day. Miss Julia Wilcox has been teach
ing in her place.
Capt. G. w. Eddy, of H pOsick Falls,
recently conducted Kirmess in Spring.
field, Mass The venture was no. sue
cess in that city as the proceeds lacked
about $3.50 of paving the expenses.
Richard Winkler arrived in New
York about four weeks ago, from his
home in Chemnitz, Germany, and is now
visiting his friend and former school
mate, Fritz Ulrich, of this village. Mr.
Winkler intends to remain in this coun-
try permanently.
Benjamin r. Sears, son of Chas. F.
Sears, of the Centre, left yesterday for
Bridgewater, Mass. He has entered into
partnership for the manufacture of nails
with gentlemen who has had many
years experience in the business.
Garter Hall, of the High school,
started this morning with his father. S.
B. Hall, of North Bennington, on a
pleasure trip. They will visit New York,
Philadelphia, Washington, Mount Yer
non and Richmond,
Mrs. Geo. II. Burch was taken sud
denly and quite seriously i'll, Tuesday
evening, She is still confined to her bed
but is improving.
&C. Fred VanVleck was called to
| Troy, Tuesday. to be close at hand dur
ing a severe operation that was per-
| formed that day upon his father, Chas.
VanVleck of Troy, for relief from acute
Brights disease. The patient rallied
well and is now improving.
The ladies of the Second COngrega
tional church will hold their supper and
/ far Dec goth. This is yearly held IN
observance of FOrefathers' day.
Frank G. Mattison has secured pc
stiOn in the freight department of the
New York and New Haven railroad, in
New York City.
DIR. R. W. Bennett, who has been
sick and unable to attend to business
most of the time since April 1sr, is stead
| lily on the gain and is now able to attend
to office practice. He was laid up a long
time with a carbuncle, which nearly
proved fatal. For some time past he has
| suffered with rheumatism.
Miss Margaret Riley. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in town,
returned to her home in Hoosick Falls,
Wednesday.
John Gulliton, of Gage street, badly
| injured his foot Monday. He has teen
obliged to give up work for few days
WIN Hamilton of HOosick Falls, n.
Y, and Florence Myers. of Spring street,
were married in SALISBURY, Thanksgiv.
ing.
Mrs. Annie S. Hawks, of this village,
gave a short talk in the Baptist church
at Hoosick Falls, n. Y, Friday evening
of last week
j. Williamson, of Rutland, spent
Sunday with John II. Warren.
Miss Lillian Park, of Brattlebore: is
. in town assisting Court Stenographel
Chase
"A. P. Childs arrived here to day
+rOm his business trip to DennisOn,
Texas. He brought with him number
of cotton balls which he has distributed
to several of his friends here.
Mrs Fl. L. Stillson attended spec.
ial meeting Daughters of Rebekah in
Rutland, Wednesday evening. Over 10C
were present, including among the mum
Der Grand Master G.. A. Perry and wife,
of Readsboro. Supper was served in the
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Valentine went
to New York, Wednesday afternoon
they returned this morning.
The Rev. c. r. Seymour has been in
Manchester most of the week, assisting
in revival services that are being held
there in the Congregational church.