Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-14
NORTH BENNINGTON


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Robert Stuart is here fer the summer.
Frank Ripley and son, Henry, arr
couvslsscent.
Mrs. M. @, Huling has returned
from Akron, Ohio.
solomon E. Madison and wife have
moved to SALISBURY.
Geo. Harris sprained his ankle while
playing ball last Saturday.
Open cars were run for the first time
this season last Saturday afternoon,
A new telephone booth has recently
been placed in s. W. Centers' store.
Mss Alice Bail of Fitchburg, Mass
is the guest of Mics Lottie E. Matth
son.
Miss Alice Beebe has accepted the
position Of stenographer for the q.
G. White 20.
Miss Dora Bartlett OF Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Spencer.
Miss Matte Griffin and Miss Bes-
sic Bowen spent Sunday at their
homes in East Dorset.
Miss Katherine Grey has recovered
from her serious illness and called on
friends here recently.
arthur E. Torrey Of Schenectady is
the guest of his mother, Mrs. A. E
Torrey, for few days,
Miss Katherine A. Colvin passed
Sunday with her friend, Miss Eva M.
Stanley Of SALISBURY.
Miss Katherine e. Virgil Of South
Salisbury spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. D. Howard.
Mrs. L. E. Fuller Of New York is
here for the summer and has opened
her house on Main street.
Joseph D. Foley of New York city
passed Sunday With Mr.. and Mrs.
James Morrissey and family.
DR.. L. B Newton is considerably
improved at present and q trained
nurse from Troy is in attendance.
Misses Henrietta Walbridge and
Rens Phillips we're the guests Of
school friends IN Arlington Sunday.
The ball game Saturday will be be.
tween the North Hoosick Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Olympics, and will be played
here.
Mrs. Arthur Clark and daughter,
Shirley Louise, of Bennington spent
Sunday with the formers sister, Mrs.
Thomas Burke
Miss Edna N. 5choonmaker, accom-.
panied by Der friend, Miss Meta r.
Wing Of North Hoosiok, spent Sunday
at the formers home in Saltwater
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At the Rube dance to be held in
Bank hall this week Friday evening,
May IS, music will be furnished by
Lake. violin; Thompson, piano, and
Little Joe" the harp.
James Royce died at his home in
wallOOmssc Monday, May IL. Mr..
Royce was the father Of Mrs. Edward
Culyin Of this village. The flu
neral was held Wednesday and was
largely attended.
ConhrmatioDI was held 10 st. John
the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
About 80 we're coofirmed and lArgs
congregation witnessed the pleasing
sight and listened to Bishop Mich
Aud's beautiful address to the child
rem.
The birthday party item in last
weeks issue which was stated 70 have
been held In houor Of Mrs g. 8. Mat.
tison, should properly read to have
boen given In celebration Of the ami.
versary Of the birth of her husband,
g 8. Madison,
Floyd Bentley died at his home 10
this village Monday, May II. De.
ceased was eighteen years of age ana
was for q long time employed by the
H. =. Walbridge Co, where he was q
trusted employee. His was q linger.
ing illness which kept him confined to
the house for several months. BE had
made many friends who der lore his
untimely demise and extend their
heartfelt sympathies. The funeral was
held at the house yesterday afternoon
and interuent wss in HinBdillyille
cemetery.