Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-06-25
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SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs Alice Peters is a guest of W. d.
Hard this week
John Mahon of Bennington was in
town on Sunday.
Mrs w. NJ. Marshall visited ia Man
chester last week.
The little son of G. S. Mattison was
quite i'll last week
Mrs George Robinson is suffering
slight injuries from a fall.
Little Mary Hitchcock has been very
i'll from the effect of cold.
Mr. and Mrs George Wait are taking
a carriage drive over & he green noun
tains.
Mrs r. A. Moon spent few days
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Oscar Cleveland,
William Reed and grandson, Rus
sell Francis, from Brooklyn are visit
ing at Clayton Reeds.
Mrs Truman Amidon has been spend
! ing a few days in Woodford with her
sister, Mrs Mark Harbour
Frank Beagle is running a fish
wagon every Friday through this viii
lage and North Bennington.
Quite load OF boys and girls go
from here every morning to pick
strawberries for II. Durham.
Mrs jeanette Knapp has been reno
waiting the basement Of herhouse. She
will 20 TO housekeeping again.
T.. f. Chase of North Bennington
called on old friends and acquaint-
ances on Wednesday of last week.
Mrs G. II. Robbins visited her
daughter Mrs S. E. Hawkins last week.
Rev r Robbins joined her later in
the week.
Rev and Mrs G. II. Robbins have
gone TO Burlington to be in attendance
at the graduation this week of their
son George.
Daniel "A Dean of Pownal was in
town last week looking after the win
dows for the church in Pownal that is
undergoing repairs.
Miss Jessie Harrington of Center
SALISBURY visited Miss Munroe last
Saturday and spent Sunday at her
grandmother Whipple's.
Miss Marjorie Chaplin of Waterbury,
Conn, is expected to arrive at her
grandmother s, Mrs VIM. p. Mattisons
on tuesday OF this week.
Misses Rilla Galusha and Clara
Hawkins were in attendance al the bac-
calaureate services at North Benning-
ton on Sunday evening.
A. b. Hawkins family are all I'M
der the home roof again after six
weeks separation. There is no more
scarlet fever in the family.
Grant Bronson has sold his meat
route TO his brother Walter. the for
mer, not being in very good healtn
could not endure the work.
The sermon on Sunday evening on
the Ministry of Music was very in
teresting, showing in many points the
power and influence of music.
Miss Susan d. Munroe left town on
Sunday, en- route for Boston where
she will join her brother Charles and
spend a week visiting that city
Mrs T. II. Dunlap spenttwo or three
days last week with her sister, Miss
Julia Mattison at Bennington. She
is very much better at this writing.
S. d. Monroe moved his engine
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job last week Mr. Monroe and wife
are boarding with E. Brouson's fam
lily.
Sunday was an extremely dreary
day, there was a high wind and rain
during the preceding night and rain
fell during most of the day in copious
showers.
Mrs Smith, one OF the Samaritan
Hospital nurses, visited Mrs G. Il.
Hawkins and Miss Munroe part oflast
week. Mrs Smith returned to the hos
pital on Saturday.
Miss Mary E. Hastings arrived from
North Adams on Friday evening. On
Monday she left for Castleton to be
present at the graduation of her sister
Miss Jennie Hastings.
NJ w. Robinson Of the Banner and
Retormer corps was in town on Thurs
day looking up facts on subjects per-
tanning to the town that will be inter-
esting to subscribers later.
On Sunday evening next will occur
the installation of the newly elected |
officers of the Epworth League. The |
sermon for the evening will be on the |
origin of the league and its purposes.
Mrs Frank Garfield of Arlington |
came TO visit at her sons, E. B. Can
field last Friday. MIR and Mrs f. |
Garfield and E. b. Garfield and wife |
and son Spafford went to Arlington on |
Saturday eve. Mrs E. b. Garfield |
will remain there for a few days.
On Sunday morning, after few re-
marks, communion services will be
observed. II is desired and particu
larly requested that the membership of |
the church as far as possible be pres
emit and partake OF the communion
with their new pastor and thereby en-
courage him.
The schools in districts 2, 3, and l3
closed with picnic June 10, which was
to have been in o. Huntingdon IS grove.
Owing to the bad hail storm, it was
held in the school house of district 3.
Many join with the correspondent to
thank Mr. and Mrs Charles Perkins for
their kindness to the picnickers during
the hail storm.