The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-12
NORTH BENNINGTON

Miss Gertrude Shepard was with her
parents over Sunday.
O. X. Wyman of Adams called on
relatives here Thursday.
Mrs Anna NJ. Thomas has returned
from visit in New York City.
A. M. Torrance of Bennington was
in town Saturday in his new auto.
Clifford Kline has entered the en-
ploy of the II. T. Cushman Mfg Co.
Miss Agnes Harlan and Miss Agnes
Mack visited friends in Pownal recent
ly.
John Kipp Jr., is employed as
Waterman by the H. T. Cushman Mfg
| Co.
Mrs +. H. White is in Seward. n.
Y, visiting her mother, Mrs c.. Thorn
son.
Mrs Ralph Potter is confined to the
house by lameness, the result of an in
jury.
George Griffith and son of Dorset
were at A. j. Loveland's one day last
| week.
Mrs Miller of Saltwater was the
guest of her cousin, Mrs NJ. j. Emer-
| ton Monday.
Miss Erin Madison spent Sunday
with Miss Ina Harrington at her home
in SALISBURY.
Thos Horton returned to Mechanic
vile after spending two weeks with
his parents.
Revs Charles Provost and \. j.
Barron called on friends in town one
day last week.
Mrs John Gibson of Hoosick Falls
visited her Parents, Mr. and Mrs Ii. c.
Simmons last week.
l.. j. Bryant is assisting in placing
dynamo in the residence of l.. W. |
Cole of South SALISBURY.
Mr. and Mrs Eastman OF Arlington |
have come to reside with Charles Ben |
son on Greenwich street.
Miss Amy Surdam returned Satur- |
day from few weeks visit among rel
atives and friends in New York.
Mrs Elmer Tinkham is recovering
slowly from the surgical Operation
which she underwent recently.
William Walsh of Troy spent Sun
day in town with his father, Thomas
Walsh at the North Bennington hotel.
A number Of people from here at
tended the funeral of Mrs Catherine
Graham in Bennington Tuesday morn
ing.
Henry Roster returned from New
York Saturday where he spent por-
tion of the week purchasing holiday
goods.
Mrs Lucy Schoonmaker of Stillwat-
er has been the guest of her daughter,
Miss Edna, for few days, returning
home Tuesday.
Miss Cathryn Healey of BrooKlyn
and Miss Cathryu Barrett OF Schuyler
vile, N. Y. are spending a week at
James Horizons.
The Christian Culture class of the
Baptist church will hold its first meet
ing Thursday evening after the regular
church prayer service.
DR. &. Harper Richardson, wife and
child of Pittsfeld were the guests over
Sunday of Mrs Richardson's sister,
Mrs George f. Houghton,
Mr. Badger moves this week from the
Thatcher house into the new tenement
erected by George Elwell. Mrs Amia-
bic Lawrence will occupy the tenement
vacated by Mr. Badger.
Mr. Holmes of Union College, Sche-
nectady, who occupied the pulpit at
the NJ, E. church recently, will preach
IN that church next Sunday.
Leroy Bowker of Cleveland, Ohio, is
Thursday to visit his sisters
and brother living here. Mr. Bowker
has been absent twenty-five years.
Miss Nellie Harty who was summon
ed home by the sudden death of her
mother, returned Sunday night and
has resumed her duties in the Graded
school.
The Bachelors Club wishes to thank
all who attended the Reuben Ball and
hope they will have the same good
old jolly time at the next dance as they
did at the last.
Thursday evening Oct Is, the Bache-
Tor club will hold their regular month
ly meeting and look for good atten-
dance, there being few more members
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