Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-05-21
.SOUTH SALISBURY

VIII COllluo vi OdLnoiIuBo was ~
town Sunday.
Henry johnson Of Eagle Bridge was
in town Sunday.
Mrs. e. R. Hawkins was in Troy
one day last week.
Mrs. Arson Hawkins was visited by
sister last week,
The Ladies aid met last Friday
with Mrs James Adams.
Still no rain, Lawns begin to look
brown and burned in spots.
7. H. Dunlap was out of town on
business two days last week.
some portion OF Grange Hall is be-
ing fitted up for an Odd Fellows hall
Miss Fannie Taft of Bennington is a
guest this week of Mrs Will Coulter.
Walter Bronson is putting up a barn
where he has rented his new tene-
ment.
Miss Stella Hawkins was quite I'D
the early part of the week. She had a
bad throat
Mrs. George Knapp has gone to
wooiiord to visit sick daughter,
Mrs. Belrose
J F. Fredenburg left town on Sat
urday to visit his father and sister at
Client, n. T., for three Jays.
Mrs. f. L. Mattison gives a lawn
social for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
Cream and cake will be served
Mrs. Starts and little daughter Of
Manchester are to spend some little
time at her fathers, Georges Knapp's.
Rev G. NJ. Morrow on Sunday
morning gave an interesting talk in
the interest Of the Saloon League
Mrs P. @. Eddy and son, Herbert,
passed through here this week, en-
route for Dandy and her former home
at Weston.
Mrs. Frank Garfield arrived in town
Friday, coming from Boston, and
stopped over here with her son, E. B.
Garfield, until Saturday.
Mrs. wm. p Mattison came home
from Waterbury, Conn, on Friday.
She was met by her grandson, Louis
Mattison, at the junction.
g. E. Buck and wife made their
farewell calls on friends here the last
of the week. G. Bronson accompanied
them to Hoosick junction.
E. B. Garfield moved on Monday in
to the Gslusba house, will Cole
moves back to his own residence this
week. We are glad to have them with
US again.
5tockwell and Beagle are serving the
community with Hne fish every Friday.
Their meats are good also Ice cream
will be served at their place every
Saturday.
Rev. W E. Thompson preached
from J Kings, third chapter, on the
Realization of Dreams" on Sunday
evening. Sunday evening next there
will be a memorial service.
Leon Beagle has recovered from the
effects Of his poison lotion 1t was
fortunate that the little fellow imbibed
as freely as be did. Less might baye
proved fatal, az there was aconite with
the iodine.
The Epworth League will have a so
cisl on Friday evening at Cole hall.
Cake and cream will be served. Re-
fresbments free to the League and
their invited guests. There will be
music and some other entertainment.
The Village Improvement Society
will give an entertainment at Cole hall
on Wednesday evening, May 81, 1.-THE
Social Glass, or Victims of the Bot
tie" with the following cast of char.
acters: Charles Thornby, fast young
man, George Harris; Harold Hadley,
promising lawyer, +. E, Rice; Stat
er, doctor, Walter Collius Squire
Hollis, Thornby's administrator,
james King; John Farley, proprietor
of the Rising Sun hotel, Robt. Moon
Bob Brittle, q stage struck actor, A.
Q. Buffum; Mrs. Eva Tbornby
Charles wife, Mrs. Charles Haw-
kins; sIrs. Farley, Mrs. Milly Mar.
shall; Miss Nettie Nettsby, a village
gossip, Mrs, Grace Percy. Synopsis:
Act 1.-THE Thornby mansion, fast
company and the social glass. Act II.
-Farley's bar-room, The murderous
assault. Act III. Hollis law office
the discomitted william. Act w.
Farleys' barroom again. Almost per
suaded. Murder and suicide. Act V.
The announcement. Gossip makes
Brittle happy. Happy home. Consid-
cradle time has been spent on the com
inn trunio Tho