Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-26
SOUTH SHAFTSBURY
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Chas Everest was in town recently.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs w.
E. Pleasant on Sunday last.
Erwin Hawkins and Samuel Tacy
enjoyed drive to Schaghticoke on
Sunday.
Fred d. White and wife Of Williams
town were guests at r. B. Burleson's
over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mattison of North Ben
nington passed Sunday with Miss
Bertha HART.
Mrs Addie Hudson of Albany has
been visiting her parents, Simeon
Lane and wife.
Rev r. B. Tozer Of North Benning-
ton preached in the NJ. (. church last
Sunday morning.
The play which was mentioned in
last weeks issue will be given in Cole
hall this Friday evening
Cornelius Myers has recently moved
from East Shaftsbury into one of
Nathan Saunders tenements.
Mrs Joseph Watson is convalesc-
ing, her sister-in-law, Mrs +. j.
Beagle, has been caring for her.
Mrs George Robinson entertained
her Sunday school class of North
Bennington on Monday afternoon.
Wallace Lyons has purchased of
Grant BrOwnson. his share OF the
hotel property and since has sold TO
Thomas Dunlap, the building lot be-
tween the hotel and the residence of
Mr. Dunlap.
A dance was given at the home of
David Galusha in Center Shaftsbury
last Wednesday evening Joseph
Morone, harpist, of Albany furnished
the music. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all who attended.
Dorothy, youngest child and only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs +. S. Matti-
son, is i'll with typhoid fever. Miss
Appleby of Bennington is caring for
her and DR. Woodhull of North Ben
nington is the attending physician.
Isaiah Bentley has moved to Cam
bridge.
Chas Harris is no better at this
writing.
DR. Dean entertained friend over
Sunday.
f. Eddy was in Manchester on
Tuesday.
Robt Wiltsey has decided to remain
with the Eagle Square Company.
Walter Wright was in town again
last week, he expects to 90 to Albany
to work.
E. Peckham of Bennington visited !
James King on Sunday at The home of /
w. A. Collins.
The Epworth League conducted the
evening service at the NJ. E. church on
Sunday evening.
David Bartlett, who has been so
afflicted with rheumatism, is able to |
walk about some.
E. Millington went to Greenwich on |
Saturday to visit his sister, Mary, at
DR. Johh Millington's. She is very
i'll.
VIM Grey has moved from S. H. |
Hawkins house to Center SALISBURY
into the house recently vacated by e.
Bowen.
Miss Mabel Loomis of North Ben
nington visited her cousins, Miss
Rilla Galusha and Miss lone Eddy,
last week.
lhere was Slelgh load OF people
from here went to Bennington on Fri
day night and surprised Mr. and Mrs
Gabriel Monette.
Mrs Henry Harris visited Mrs L.
Hastings in Rutland the first of the
week, then went to Springfield, VT, to
visit her sister, Mrs Whitcomb, and
returned home on Saturday.
No damage resulted from the run
away of Mrs Kerr's horse last Friday,
the escape was wonderful that neither
Mrs Kerr, w. Papers, who was driv-
ing, or the horse being much injured. /.
A son was born on February TO- to
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Hawkins at Man
chester They we're formerly of this
place. The child lived only day or
so, their only child, the parents have
the sympathy of their friends here.
ga Cheerful LIAR" a farcial com
edy in three acts: Act /, Deception;
act 2, Detection; act 3, Destruction:
will be given at Cole hall on Friday
evening, February 27, under the
Al.