The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-14
NORTH BENNINGTON

Falls visited Mr. Agan's sister, Mrs
Henry Darling, Sunday. wG
Miss Agnes Harlan is entertaining
her cousin Miss Catherine Harlan of
Troy,
Rev Mr. Mostscript of Waite's Cor
ners occupied the pulpit at the Hins-
dillville church Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Walbridge
have been visiting relatives in Pepper
ell, Mass.
f. D. Ranney and wife have returned
from a "trip to New York City, Fort
Edward and Grafton, Vt.
Ernest belong has been spending a
few days with friends and relatives in
Pittsdeld
Miss Marion CAREY, stenographer
at Il c. Whites is away on her vaca-
ton at Ter home in Springfield Vt.
Mr., Hannah RIdeout ANA daughter
Mrs Harry Bender with two children
of New Yora visited at j. B, Wood
hull's last week
About 10 ,adies from this place en-
joyed carriage drive to SALISBURY
Saturday 10 the home OF Eliphalet
Buck where they partook of a picnic
dinner, afterwards climbing the Cob
BILE" from which d fine view was OBJ
tanned.
Next Sunday, September 18th, will
be observed as Christian Culture Sun
day at the Baptist hurch. The morn
ing sermon by the pastor, Rev Il. B.
Toz.r, will be on the subject of Chris.
tian Culture, The choir will render
special music A collection will be ia
ken to aid in the missionary educa.
tiOnal work. In the evening the young
peoples meeting will consider the same
subject Miss Alice Madison is to be
the leader 1t is hoped that all the
young people OF the church and any
young people who have no church
home who are interested in a study of
this kind, will be present at both SER
vices, as a class will be organized at
that time.
An operation was performed Friday
on Mrs Elmer Tinkham by DR. Sey-
mour of Troy, assisted by Drs Daley
and Newton and two nurses from the
Samaritan hospital of Troy. The op.
Grafton was successful and Mrs Tink-
ham is doing nicely under the care of
one of the nurses who remained with
her.
Mrs Maxwell and daughters Margar-
ct and Elizabeth of Troy, former resi-
dents here, have been spending few
days at Mrs Andrew Ashton's.
Mrs Helen C. Cole returned Satur.
day from trip to New York and
leaves Thursday for st Louis, where
she will attend the triennial session of
the general grand chapter of the OES.
Mrs Cole is general grand warder OF
that body.
Joseph Wolfe has returned from Jer-
sey City where he spent several weeks.
thomas Mears of Manchester visited
his daughter Mrs Frank Ripley last
week. Mrs Mears who has been here
some time for medical treatment, left
Tuesday for her home, much improved
in health,
The ladies missionary society of
the Baptist church hold their meeting
with Mrs Leland LOOMS Thursday.
Mrs Tozer will have charge,
Mrs Myra Endress returned last
week from a months vacation spent at
different points but was not able to re-
sumo her work in the Office of Bottum
x Torrance on account of illness, I'M
Til Monday
Mrs Walter Stoddard of Cambridge
has been the guest of her brother,
George Walworth.
Mrs NJ. J. Colvin who has been Wis
iting her son in Fitchburg, Mass, has
returned.
Mrs K. b. Tozer has been entertain
ing her nephew, John Maltbie of
Cleveland, Ohio.
Thomas Powers and family were in
Arlington Sunday,
Herbert Davis and wife, Clifford
Kline and Miss Mable Loomis spent
Sunday in Petersburg.
At the union service at the Congre-
gational church last Sunday evening,
n duet was beautifully rendared Inv II