Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-15
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Miss Mamie Woodruff visited Mrs
F. +. Rice Sunday.
Harry Fredenburg of New York
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs P. P. Blackmer visited friends
in the village on Monday.
Miss Rose Laden spent Saturday
and Sunday in Sunderland
Chauncy Eddy of Lansingburg re-
Gently visited his parents here
Mrs Lewis Hill picked nice bunch
OF ripe Strawberries some days since.
Lewis HART is slowly recovering
strength and is able to get about some.
Ed Percy has been quite i'll with a
lung trouble, he is just able to ride
out.
Mr. Myres is greatly improving the
exterior Of the NJ. f. Church with
paint.
E. B. Garfield and family spent last
week Sunday with Mrs CanReld's
parents.
Mrs Mary Gausha visited her
friend Mrs Adelaide Fisk a day or so
recently.
Edward Millington visited his
brother, DR. Millington at Greenwich
last Sunday.
Mrs Winston Stevens of New Bed
ford, Mass, will be a guest of Mrs NJ. !
NJ. Bruce this week.
Sidney Colvin moved his family
back to North Bennington where he
has been employed some time.
Rev w. E. Thompson preached at
the upper charge on Sunday evening,
d. Barton lead the. League service.
Mrs F. Gibson of Cambridge is at
her sisters, Mrs L. J.. Barton is in |
Manchester caring for her mother who
is very Ill.
Miss lone Eddy left home on Mon
day, goes back TO VIM H. Frear's
Millinery department for the winter
season.
F. Eddy who went to Springfield, Vt,
on Friday in the interest of some work
for the Eagle Square Co., returned
Monday.
John Bradish has supplied Rev G.
A. Kerr's pulpit the two past Sundays.
he was also able to visit his sister at
Raymertown, N. Y.
William Young was in Burlington
last week attending his brother Ed
wards wedding, the groom was a for
mer resident of this town.
George Murray and family ofOmaha
accompanied by Mrs Murray's sister,
are guests of Ar Murray's parents
Mr. and Mrs Martin Murray.
J. 7. Fredenburg had an auction on
Wednesday evening, They go to New
Britain, Conn, this week. Master
Paul will go to Client, N. Y, with an
aunt TO remain until his people are
settled in their new home.
Frederic Eddy and wife were present
at the Cole-Rice wedding at Benning-
ton last week. The groom being
cousin. The wedding was a pretty one
and the reception very pleasant. The
young couple have the best wishes, as
they take up the duties Of their welded
life in their distant home.
SALISBURY boys going out from
their homes find rising positions in
business, George Mirheld has sup
erintendants position in a large
Mechanical works at Joliet, Ill
Ralph Mirfeld whose time OF enlist
ment soon to expire now holding chief
machinest position on board ship,
now In China port, has been offered
an officers position. Others have risen
to positions of trust and lucrative
compensation for their services.
William Bronson living for many
years in the south east part OF the
town, died last Friday after a long
and painful illness caused from can
Ger or grown ABOUT the neck and lace.
The growth had been removed once or
twice, since which time the malady has
spread more rapidly. He had long
ing desire to die and be out of his
misery. The funeral was attended
from his late home on Sunday at 2
O'Clock Rev NJ. E. Thompson officiat-
ing. There was male quartette from
the NJ. +. church. Interment was in
the village cemetery. The deceased
would have been ss years old had he
lived until February 1904. He leaves
a large family circle, one sister Mrs
Wentworth Smith, two sons Edward
and Frank, who have cared for their
father and four daughters, Mrs E.
West living on the Bennington road
Mrs F Dickinson of Silver Creek, n.