The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-20
NORTH BENNINGTON

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Fl S Durham.
Miss Nellie Nash and Miss Agnes
Maloney spent Sunday with friends in
| Rutland
Herbert Walbridge and George
Bonner were in Salem, Friday where
they witnessed a ball game between
clubs from,Granyille and Blackinton.
The score being to in favor of
Granville.
A j Loveland passed Sunday at his
former home in Dorset
Charles H Houghton, accompanied
| by his mother Mrs James yelling is
spending his vacation at Asbury
Park. ~
George B yelling and wife, Miss
Anna Middleton and Miss Alice Well
ing have been in Boston and Portland
for weeks outing.
Mr. and Mrs William E Green pass
ed Sunday with his brother George in
Rutland.
Miss Bessie Bowen and Miss Louise
! Bufrum are at their home in Dorset
fot few days
Miss Mabel Chandler is at her home
in Bennington for time.
Mr. and Mrs Stewart Hall are re-
| joicing over the advent OF a baby In
the family.
Misses Mary and Lucy Horton left
Friday morning for a pleasure trip.
They will visit Lake George, Saratoga
and schuylerville
Fred T Huntin. ton is suffering from
quite a serious injury to his foot caus-
ed by stepping on rusty nail.
Mrs Henry Roster has been visiting
relatives in Hoosick Falls for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs A H Phillips of Troy
are in town this week.
Mrs F L Bottum is entertaining her
mother, Mrs Shannon of Easton, Pa,
also cousin, Miss Burkhart of the
same place.
Rev r B Tozer returned Thursday
from a two weeks absence in North
field, Mass, where he has been in at
tendance at the Mortified General
Conference.
Mrs Ida C Reed, State president of
the YCTU was in town Thursday, to
meet with the local union for the pur-
pose of making arrangements for the
State Convention to be held here in
October.
Miss ErinA Madison returned We'd
nesday from visiting friends in Wal
lingford and at Lake Bomoseen.
Miss Surdam OF Cambridge is the
guest of Mrs Fred Harrington.
Mrs f G Farnham and son Clarence
have returned home to West Airing
ton.
Mrs Clate Madison and Mrs Jennie
Madison of South SALISBURY were
guests at L H LOOMS Friday.
Sanford f Worthington of Fitchburg
Mass, is home on a short visit.
Frank II Madison has entered the
employ OF the Eagle Square Co.
Charles NJ. Colvin is putting a coat
of paint on the old Thather house, now
the property of George Elwell
North Bennington is having quite
painting and shingling time of it
especially at the Depot. We expect to
see those residing near the r r station
appear in colored glasses soon.
Edward Bonynge, who had the
misfortune to sprain his ankle while
boarding in town for few weeks, has
so far recovered as to be able to leave
for his home in New York city Satur-
day morning.
Grant Bronson of So. Salisbury
purchased building lot on Hawks
Avenue, adjacent to the one owned by
Leland Loomis, and is laying the
foundation for a tenement house. This
new street is very pleasantly located,
and every new dwelling erected on it
tends to make the property more valu-
able.
A very pleasant picnic party was
held Thursday afternoon at the home
of Miss Alice Madison on Cemetery
Hill The gathering was composed of
the three classes in the Primary de-
partment of the Baptist Sunday school
of which Miss Madison, Mrs Andrew
Loveland and Mrs Charles Percy are
the teachers. This picnic was a happy
thought on the part of the teac hers,
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