The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-10-06
NORTH BENNINGTON

town.
A. ]. Nash and wife were in Rutland
Tuesday.
W. j. Worthington is in Peru for q
few days.
Mrs Andrew NJ athers has returned
from Rutland.
Norman Colvin is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs Kelsey of Troy is visiting Mrs
j, c. Houghton.
L. J. Bryant is employed at the
Eagle Square shop,
Mr. Bushley, an aged resident living
at Haynes Corners is very i'll.
Charles Hall and wife of Springfield
are guests at Charles Welling's.
+. A. Doolittle OF Kelly Corners was
in town Saturday to accompany his
wife home.
Mrs Mary Henry Howe Benningl
is improving slowly as her many
friends are glad to know. Mrs Mosh-
or is caring for her.
Miss Lillian Mosher is keeping
house for Mrs Adelbert Hawkins in
South SALISBURY while Mr. and Mrs
Hawkins are absent at the st Lou S
exposition.
Gov j. c. Mccullough left for Mont
pelier Tuesday morning to be present
at the opening of the legislature, He
was accompanied by Mrs Mccullough,
their son, Hall Mccullough aud Mrs
Clark.
The ladies of the WCTU held their
regular meeting with Mrs Loren Bry-
ant Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock.
Arrangements are being made for the
state convention to be held with this
union later in the month.
The Epwortn league convention of
the Burlington district will be held in
Granville Oct. 18th and 18th. Dele
gates from the NJ. f. church will at
tend, among them Mrs W. Il. White.
Mr. Caldwell, an employee at the II
7. Cushman Mfg Co., had four fin
gers cut off by the machinery Monday.
Drs Bartlett and Gleason dressed the
wound. Mr. Cald we'll is quite advan-
ced in years and it is pity that he
should have met with such misfor.
tune.
Mr. and Mrs Booking and little child
from Chester have been stopping at
Hotel White for a few days. Mr.
Booking has come here to take the
position of butter maker on the Jen-
nings farm. They will occupy the
brick house at Haynes corners owned
by Mr. jennings.
The many friends OF Henry Bartlett
and wife of Hinsdillvile presented
them with a purse of s92 dollars last
week, it being the tiftieth anniversary
of their marriage Mrs Bartlett has
been an invalid for several years,
having suffered several shocks, SO that
now she has lost the power of speech
and is perfectly helpless. Her hus-
band devotes all his time to caring for
her.
Mrs f. A Doolittle has returned to
her home in Kelly Corners, n. y, af-
ter visiting friends in town and in
Greenwich.
The marriage of Miss Hannah NJ
Henson and John Powers of this place
is announced to take place about the
middle Of this month.
Circle No l of the Methodist church
met wi h Mrs Virgins Wednesday
afternoon. Circle No met with Mrs
on Thursday, Refreshments
were served.
The annual fair of st John the Bap-
tist church will be held in Bank Hall |
from the 18th to the 24th of this month,
inclusive. There will be an entertain |
ment and dance each evening,
Mrs Hall p Mccullough and little
daughter, Edith, accompanied blythe |
nurse, left Tuesday morning, for a
weeks visit with Mrs McCullough's |
mother in Albany. They will go from
there to their home in New York.
Mr. Holmes of the Union College,
Schenectady, preached at the NJ e |
church last Sunday. The pastorI Rev |
Geo Mayer being absent on his Iva
cation. Next Sunday the pulpit will |
be occupied by DR. e H Rowley of |
Bennington.
Milo Green and daughters, Miss |
Amy and Miss Elinor, of Lynd, Min
nesota, are spending the month of
October with relatives in town. Mr.
& raen resides in the same town with |