The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-19
NORTH BENNINGTON.

MISS bertna IL FarrlS mas returned
from "a trip to Washington, d. G.
Miss Nellie Nash has entered the
employ of the Fl s Walbridge Co.
Miss Church has returned from visit
ng friends In Richmondville, N. Y.
Mrs Caroline Madison and daugh
ter, Florence, of Bennington passed
Sunday with her sister Mrs III Z Cush
man.
Mrs Elmer Burgess of Burlington
is the guest of her mother, Mrs M 9
Huling.
Mr. and Mrs f G Phillips entertain
a few friends at card party last Fri
day evening.
We are glad to see that Gov Nc
Cullough is able to wa X about the
streets again.
Mrs c j Mckay and Mrs d At
wood returned Friday to their home
in Brooklyn.
The wood working shop of the Ii S
Walbridge Co is being painted by Geo
| Green and son.
Geo Howard expects to occupy the
new tenement erected by Geo Elwell
| on Mechanic street
Mrs Josephine Jackson and Mrs
Cora Valentine have returned 70 their
homes in richmond, Va.
Rev q + Mayer returns this week
from his vacation and Will occupy his
pulpit at the Nj b church as usual.
Miss Meta Wing is visiting in Aur-
ora, Illinois, and intends 10 visit the
81 Louis exposition before returning.
Miss Clara Walch OF Troy is spend
ing d week at the North bennington
hotel, the guest of MRS julia Frazer.
Mrs Geo Hinsdill and Mrs c E
WeiDng are visiting Mrs Welling's
brother, Either Thomas, in Brattle-
boro.
Invitations are out for a Halloween
party at the Village hall, to be given
by The young ladies of the High
school.
President Henry Hopkins of Will
liams college visited here last Sunday
d guest of Mr. and Mrs Jennings, at
Fairview.
Miss Hannah Barry went to New
York city Tuesday to open the Jen-
ning's residence and make ready for
the family.
Joseph Wolfe, who is seriously Ill
at his nome at Hinsdiuville, does not
improve as rapidly as his many friends
would wish.
Thomas Walch left Monday for Bos-
ton, Mass, where he Is attending
meeting OF the Master Car Builders
Association.
The stark Paper mill is still shut
down. The new building Is progress
ing rapidly, also work on the dam and
a new trunk
Rev II B Tozer was in Wallingtord
Friday and Saturday where he preach
ed at d rehabilitation services neld in
the Baptist church there.
Mr. Holmes, who preached al the NJ
+ church last sunday, was accompani-
ed by his wife. They were entertained
at herbert Whites on Bank street.
Mrs Edward Bonynge of New York |
is visiting her mother, Mrs Adelaide |
Fisk, at Mrs b G Surdams. She will |
remain through the month of October. |
Mr. and Mrs II | Spatford visited |
their daughter, Mrs Ed Garfield, in |
Bennington over sunday it being the |
fifth birthday OF their grandson Spaf-
ford.
AT the Congregational church next |
Sunday morning the Rev Thornton F. |
Turner of Calvary chapel, New York |
city will conduct the services and |
preach.
AT the Sunday school session at the
NJ f church last Sunday, Mrs Brimmer
gave a very interesting report of the
S S convention held in SALISBURY
last week.
Miss Georgia Ingram, who has been
employed at Hotel White, has return
ed to her home in Center White Creek.
NJ ISIS Bessie Crandall of Riverside has
taken her place at the hotel.
The programmes for the State con-
vention of the Women's Christian
Union, to be held Oct 20,
y, and % at North Bennington, are
n the hands of the printer and will
be ready the last of the week.
Mrs w r White visited her son,
Ralph, Wednesday atthe Troy Confer
,nce Academy in Poultney. She went
rom there to Granville, where she
attended the Epworth League convent
on of the Burlington district. Mrs
White and Hiram White were the dele
rates from the Hinsdillville NJ +
,hurch. y
A horse belonging to Frank Fitz- I
,erald and driven by him, became
frightened Saturday evening on the
White Creek road, throwing Fitzgerald
tut, and then running until it reached
he first railroad crossing north of
he depot, where it ran into fence,
the wagon, and freeing
tself from it, made for home. The
'agon was badly damaged.
News has been received of the death
q Mor,, Do l,nap of RlankipfOn |