The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-11-26
NORTH BENNINGTON.

Miss Mable LOOMS has a position
with Ii. G.. White.
John Guidon spent Sunday at his
home in Hoosick.
The condition of Mrs Elmer Tinkhan
is slightly improved
A. w. Hawks and wife spent Thanks
giving day with relatives in Troy.
The many friends of G. s. Madison
are glad to see him able to be about
town again.
Miss Lima Tozier of Northampton,
| Mass, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs II. b. Tozier.
Rev T. f. Schaefer is in New York
city this week where he spent Thanks
giving day with his mother.
Rev Warren Morse is expected to
preach in the Congregational church
next Sunday in exchange with the pas
tor.
MIR and Mrs NJ Demers Of Iberville,
=. O., are the gu ests of f. l.. Wig
gins at North Be nnington for few
days visit.
Mrs II. f. Lamb, president of the
WCTU, had the honor of being appoin-
ted state delegate to the National
WCTU convention at Philadelphia.
Charles f. yelling is visiting in
Brattleboro this week, where Mrs
Yelling has been spending some time
at the home of her brother, Elihu
ahomas. They will return together.
Mrs NJ. C. Huling and sister Mrs
Elizabeth Shutfleton and the latters
daughter, Mrs Burt took their Thanks
giving dinner at G. F. Huling's in
Bennington.
George +. Houghton and wife and
daughter, Dorothy were in Troy
Thanksgiving day where they were the
guests of Mrs Houghton's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Geo w. Aiken.
Wells White spent few days with
his brother Ralph, at T. G. Academy,
Poultney, Witnessing good game of
foot ball between the Troy High school
and the Academy team, in which the
latter won.
The Methodist Sunday school gave
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their first rehearsal under the direction
of f. H. White, chorister. The enter
tainment is to be given in connection
with Christmas tree at the church on
Christmas eve.
George and Thomas Robinson and
many other farmers in that section OF
SALISBURY are selling apples to
Buell. Bros of Eagle Bridge. They
are delivered at the state line and
shipped to different points in the
West. There will be over u thousand
barrels in all.
The Christian culture class of the
Baptist church did not meet this week
on account of Thanksgiving services
occurring on their night of meeting.
Much interest is being manifested in
the study and everyone is welcome,
whether members of the class or not.
The regular time is one hour following
Thursday evening service.
The second primary department OF
the graded schools, Miss Erin Matti-
son teacher, was the only one in which
closing exercises were given Wednes-
day. The program consisted of songs,
recitations and dialogues, which were
very entertaining. The pupils of the
primary and their teacher, Miss Harry
were guests and there were many par
ents and friends present.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Thonet and little
daughter of Brooklyn spent last Sun
day at Hotel White. The object Of
their visit to our village, being to see
the birthplace of Mrs Thonet's father
who was a son of Truman Estes, who
built and operated the Estes mill in
the early forties. This new mill is
now known as the Stone mill and occu-
pied by the II. T. Cushman Mfg Co.
Through the kindness of Mrs Cushman
they were shown through the house
where Mrs Thonet's father was born,
which gave them great pleasure. They
expressed much satisfaction over their
first visit to North Bennington and
said il would not be their last.