The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-06
NORTH BENNINGTON

little daughter have been on a few
days driving trip through the noun
tains to Woodford Wilmington and
Brattleboro.
Chas A. Hinsdili and wife are spend
ing few days at the Hinsdill farm be-
fore taking up their residence in Troy.
Miss Helen Evans of Troy is visit
ing her sister, Mrs W. r. Madison.
Roger Peck returned last Friday
from a ten days visit to the St
Louis Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs ]. H. Cushman and
little daughter are on visit to Mr.
Cushman's parents, Mrs Cushman
intends to remain until early fall, but
Mr. Cushm will return in few days
to his business in New York, coming
to visit his family Sundays.
The Phillips family enjoyed a family
gathering and picnic the fourth.
The yelling family with some of
their friends were on a picnic the
fourth, in SALISBURY Hollow.
Mrs Ralph Jones returned last Fri
day from a visit to her parents in
Putnam, n. Y, and also with friends
in Rutland.
Miss Caroline Cushman has been
visiting her friend Miss Lord, at her
home near Boston, and attended the
commencement exercises at Wellesley,
Mrs A. W. Hawks has been spend.
ing few days in Troy.
Miss Edna Schoonmaker made
visit to her home in Saltwater the
fourth.
Miss Ellen Hanrahan left this week
for visit among friends in Troy,
Sandlake and vicinity
Mrs o. f. Madison spent Monday at
j. S. Balls in South SALISBURY.
The Olympics went to Berlin the
Fourth where they crossed bats with
the Berlin nine.
A large part of the population of
North Bennington sttended the Fourth
of July celebration in South Shafts.
bury Monday.
Toy pistols seemed to be just as nu-
merous as ever this year. Several
children in this place were injured by
them. 1t would seem that 1t was time
for parents to realize what dangerous
amusement they were allowing their
children to indulge in.
The reguler meeting of the WCTU
was held with Mrs II. T. Cushman
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
There was a missionary concert at
the Congregational church Sunday
evening. 1t was the occasion of the
yearly opening of green box banks.
The young peopl prayer meeting
at the Baptist church Sunday evening
was roll call service; leader, Arthur
Durham.
Mr. and Mrs Fred T. Huntington and
children are visiting Mrs Huntington's
parents in Burlington.
Mr. Badger has moved into part of
the Thatcher house now owned by
George Elwell.
Ed Carl and wife are occupying par
of the large tenement house near the
cemetery.
The lawn party to have been held on
the lawn of the Congregations church
Friday evening was adjourned to the
church parlors on account of the rain.
John Mccarthy and Clifford Kline
both had the misfortune to injure their
fingers quite severely on the presses at
Whites shop last week
John H. Cushman and wife of New
York City are spending some time in
town. Mr. Cushman sang solo at
the Congregational church Sunday
morning.
Many employees of the E. Z. waist
compsny were gathered at the depot
Wednesday evening Of lastweek to say
good bye to former employee of the
shop, Miss Anna Bronson, who was
married that day at her home in
SALISBURY to William Dickinson of
Silver Creek, ~ Y.
Mrs Ed Whipple and two daughters
of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting at her
fathers, w. r. Worthington's.
The employees of the E. Z. waist
shop are having a weeks vacation.
Mrs Charles Chase spent Friday in
Hoosick Falls.
Miss Frances Blanchard has resign
ed her position in H. Rosters North
Bennington store. Miss Lizzie Hor-
ton will take her place.