Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-01-29
south SALISBURY

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Mrs. C. r. Hawkins is able to be out
again.
Frederick Eddy was in Albany on
Wednesday.
Miss Flossie Eddy is out of town
visiting friends.
Mrs. VIM. Marshall is home from
her visit in Mass.
Frank Niles has moved up with his
father, Andrew Niles.
Henry Peasants family have been
quite i'll with severe colds.
Mrs H. A. Niles took dinner with
the Fredenburg's Sunday.
Henry Johnson, ofEagle Bridge was
in this village over Sunday.
Mr.. Gordon is somewhat better from
his troubles OF the past week
CLANCY Eddy of Lansingburg visited
his parents here over Sunday.
Miss Mary Rudd of Bennington Wis
lied Mrs Walter Collins last week.
Remember the oyster supper at the
NJ. h. church, on Friday evening, Jan.
Both.
Fred Dunn and Chas. Became visited
Charles Lane, at Valley Falls this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dunlap visited
his sister, Mrs. Merle Bottum on Sun
day.
Rev Mr.. Stockwell vas entertained
at the home of Mir. and Mrs. A. A.
Collins.
The sociable atMrs. Arson Hawkins
was very we'll attended considering the
inclemcy Of the day,
The household belongings of the
late Mrs. Betsy Duncan were sold at
auction on Saturday last.
Chas. Bourne and sister, of Wall
ingford visited their uncle William
Bourne few days this week
Andrew Niles seems to have rallied
from the low condition he was in, the
family have hopes of his recovery,
Rev Merrill Hitchcock assisted in
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there was a good congregation out.
The rain ofTuesday night and We'd
nesday spoiled the sleighing, also left
the roads and walks very icy to get
about much.
Chas. Gordon left for his home al
Mechanicville on Monday His father
is LEFT in charge OF nurse Griswold, of
North Hoosick,
Mrs. o. L. Hughes, of North Lon
dondery, accompanied by her little
daughter are guests at her brothers
Grant Bronson's,
Clark Bartlett has moved from his
home to the home ofhis daughter, rs
Eugene Deitz. He will be kindly cared |
for in his teebleness.
Mrs, Louis Spragues father has |
moved into part of their house until |
they can get tenement. They moved |
from West SALISBURY.
Rev and Mrs Hitchcock were invited |
to take tea at Mrs Collins on Satnr-
day, Mr. Hitchcock being a warm
friend of Rev Mr. Stockwell.
Edward Howard met with a severe
injury Friday, while coasting. Sew
eral teeth were broken out, its feared |
that the jaw bone is fractured.
The friends who gatheredto congrat-
ulate Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltory left them |
two very pretty chairs and enjoyed a
very pleasant evening. Refreshments |
were served.
On Friday, January %, Mrs A. A.
Collins entertained friends as has
been her custom for years, it being a
birthday anniversary. She was pleas
antly remembered. Dainty refresh |
ments were served
Rev. George +. Stockwell gave
highly interesting and instructive dis
course on Sunday morning, from
Pisa. "a; verse 20. Shall the throne OF
iniquity have fellowship with thee,
which frameth mischief by a law?
f. II. Matteson and son are in great
demand with their movable saw pow
err. The amount of wood consumed is
far in excess Of any record in many
years, as there are not many families
but that have used coal in one or more
stoves sor many years. /