The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-07-27
North BENNINGTON
Mrs James Skinner is quite III.

Mrs Turner is the guest OF her son,
Rev. Thornton Tlrner.I
Harry Madison will move his fam
lily to Pennsylvania soon.
Burt Jones has moved into the Me
parsonage at Hinsdilville.
Mrs A. w. Hawks entertained sew
eral guests at tea party on Friday.
Miss Ella Douglass of Allentown,
Penn, is guest at f. d. Welling's.
Henry S, Walbridge who had quite
an attack of rheumatism is improving.
George Andrews of Rochester, n,
Y, called on friends in town recently.
Harry Benson of Easton, n. y, has
accepted a position in H. c. Whites
shop.
Mrs Anna Thomas is entertaining
Mrs Tomlinson of Brooklyn for a
week.
Miss Lulu Mears of Sandgate cal
led on her sister, Ms Frank Ripley
Monday.
Mrs Heath of Granville, n. y, is
the guest of her sister Mrs Helen G,
Wright
Parker Cole arrived home Wednes-
day, after a months absence in west
ern states.
Miss Antonette Thompson of Pitts
town, n. Y, is at H. f. Lambs for
a few weeks.
Mrs Myers of North Adams who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Wolf has re-
turned home
Miss Edna Schoonmaker is spending
a two weeks vacation at her home in
saltwater, n. Y.
Miss Mabel Chandler and Miss
Bessie White have been spending
few days in Troy.
Rev f. p. Berry of Hoosick Falls
exchanged pulpits with Rev c. H.
Peck last Sunday.l
George Colvin of Plttsburg, Penn,
visited his mother, Mrs Norman Col
vim for few days.
Mrs William Johnson of North
Adams visited her amt, Mrs Oscar
Madison, last week,
Morton Niles of Brooklyn. who has
been at j. Oscar Bangs some time re
turned home Tuesday.
William Burgess of New York city,
grandson OF Mrs II. c. Cole is board
ing at A. w. Hawks.
Miss Mary Keefe has returned from
Troy where she went to the Samaritan
hospital for treatment.
The regular convocation of Tucker
lodge no. 4S OES occurs Friday
eve July % at $ O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Mathews ex
pect to begin keeping 10 one of
the Walworth tenements in August.
Miss Hattie yelling and Mrs H. 6,
Root of Bennington are enjoying a
trolley trip through the Berkshires.
The Sunday school of the Congre-
gational church picnicked at Lake
Emerald, North Dorset Wednesday.
The news received from Samuel
Watson, who is with his sister in
Schenectady is not very encouraging.
George McNamar of Waterbury,
Conn, and Hiram Barton of Schenec-
tady are on ahshing trip in Arlington.
Henry Teft of Sch enectady has
been spending some time in Greenwich,
and at present is at his fathers, S. o.
Tetft's.
Miss Edith Peck returned Monday
from Bradford, Mass, where she has
been spending some time with her
sister, Miss Ellen.
Miss Ruth Loomis was given a birth
day party Monday evening. a num-
Der of guests were present. 1t was her
eleventh birthday,
Mr. and Mrs George McNamar for.
merly of this place now of Waterbury,
Conn, are boarding at f. d. Ran
ney's for few weeks.
Bev r. b. Tozer expects to leave
Monday for two weeks absence at
the Mortified General Conference, at
NUrthfeld, Mass.
Miss Alice Arthur, who has been the
guest of Miss Bertha Tozer for few
weeks left for her home in Saxton's
River, VT, Wednesday.
The old stock shed at the paper mill
has been moved after standing in one
place ffty.one years. The. bleach
house has been torn down also.
Mr. and Mrs Dawson have been the
guests of George Yelling and wife for