Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-11-05

IlSuueSby spent SUNDAY III Albahy'
Mrs lisa Woodward is spending a
few days in Pawlet, her former home.
lie Roy Brant returned Monday, az
ter visiting his sister, Mrs. Edward
Winterstein in Newark.
Claire Soule has taken the position
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co vacated by Richard Kelly.
Mrs ]. X. Batchelder and daughter
Pauline, will leave soon for SouthCar-
olina where they will pass the winter
Mrs j. B. Wheeler of Rutland has
been spending a portion of the week
with re.atives here and in South
SALISBURY.
Mrs B. G. Slade and Miss Lena
Goldsmith left this morning for a Wis
it with friends in Jersey City and New
ark, N. J.
Miss Agnes Quinlan has been spend
ing the week at home, her school in
Albany having been closed on account
of election.
Mr. and Mrs Claire Soule are occupy
ing their own home in the west part of
what was formerly known as the Adj
ans house on West Main street.
There will be program Social at
the Young Woman's Club next We'd
nesday evening. All members are cor
daily invited to come and bring
friends.
Should the evening be pleasant
quite a number from here will drive to
Pownal tonight to attend supper
to be given by the ladies of the Cong
regational church
Miss Ray will commence her dane
ing lessons in Bennington in Armory
Hall tomorrow afternoon and evening.
The afternoon class win meet at 4:3O
and the evening ats.
Charles Gordon OF South Shafts
bury has purchased from Charles
Percy what has long been known as
the Asa Mattison farm located near
North Bennington The price paid
was 81, 800.
Mr. aud Mrs o. X. Wyman leave
Saturday for Adams, Mass, where
they will spend most Of the winter with
daughter They will also make
long visits to a grandson in Pittsfeld,
and another one In Greenfield.
At the First Baptist Church the pas
or Rev Frank Morris will preach
Sunday morning at 1920. In the eve
ming Rev Charles H. Peck Of North
Bennington, will speak on The
Drudgery, the Delight and the Profit
of Bible Study.
The Sunday afternoon meetings 50
much enjoyed last winter will be re-
sumed at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms Sun
day. There will be a sacred concert
from $3.50 to 4 by the Y. NJ. c. A. or
chestra after which Rev r. b. Tozer
of North Bennington will address the
men. All are cordially invited.
The Merry-makers were entertained
by Mrs NJ. II. MeKeon at cards Satur-
day evening it being Halloween.
First prize was awarded to Mrs Cath
crime Murphy and consolation prize
to Mrs Nora Lundergan. Dainty re-
freshments we're served and all en-
joyed a pleasant evening.
The Annual Orally Day" will be
observed at the Methodist church next
Sunday. The roll Of all members OF
the Sunday School will be called dur
ing the Bible school hour and
special effort is being made to get out
all the members Of the Epworth Lea
que at the 8 O'Clock meeting.
Supt A. W Varnoy and wife we're in
Troy last Saturday
Jan es Durocher and William Noon
ey of North Adams, are visiting here.
Monument lodge, K. Of p, will con
fer the first rank at its regular meet
ing next Tuesday evening,
The YAM c. A. football team will
play the Burr and Burton team from
Manchester an the local grounds, Sat
urday afternoon at3;3O.
hauser Eucampment, /. O. 0. f.,
will work the Royal Purple degree 90
four candidates Monday evening, Nov.
8. A large attendance is desired.
Secretary and Mrs John D. Stehman
are boarding at Mrs Moore's on South
street, until they get their apartments
in J. H. Habberly's new house, fur
nished.
In the Nottingham news will be
found an obituary of the late Abr6-
ham Chase, father of Charles S. Chase,
the we'll known reporter of Bennington
county court.
Graro l., l., Io.f.. - l..