The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-09-28
NORTH BENNINGTON

IiCy ldli oLh toluSO AhAo
Bassett's parents.
A New England supper will be given
in village hall Friday evening, Sept
Both from to 8 O'Clock. This supper
is to be under the auspices ofthe North
Bennington high school and the pro-
ceeds will he used to purchase things
greatly needed by the school. The pu-
pills are working hard to make the af-
fair success and the citizens of the
town are expected to show their inter-
est in and appreciation Of the school
by their attendance. There will be
plenty of good things to eat.
George F. Houghton has purchased
a fine large auto.
Edgar Madison and daughter Alice
and Russell Tinkham and wife were in
Arlington over Sunday at E. G. Farm
hams.
Miss Mabel Chandler visited Mrs
Ed Percy in South SALISBURY Sun.
day.
Mrs Roscoe Cole is i'll.
Miss Bessie Server spent Sunday
at her home in Bennington.
The stoves that have been used in
the depot for two or three years have
been taken out and the boiler and
steam pipes put in condition for prop
erly heating the building.
Rev r. B. Tozer is in attendance at
the Baptist state convention being held
az Newport this week.
Joseph DelakofT and wife were in
Albany over Sunday.
Miss Ellen Peck is at home, enjoying
months vacation from her duties as
secretary to the principal of Bradford
academy, Bradford, Mass.
Miss Alta Tozer leaves Friday for
New York where she enters upon her
third year as one of the instructors in
the New York Collegiate institute.
Miss Emily Chandler spent Sunday
Ia Bennington.
Thursday evening at the Baptist
church will be the covenant meeting,
preparatory to the communion servi
ses Sunday morning.
Mr. Hurlburt of California is the
guest of his cousin, Mrs Joseph Wolfe.
Thomas Ring is in town this week.
E. w. Mosher is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs Leland Loomis spent Monday
in So. SALISBURY.
Joseph Wolfe is very i'll at his home
at Hinsdillville.
L. E. Bottum returned Tuesday
night from his trip to the st Louis Ex-
position.
Mrs Helen C. Cole is visiting the
family of II. Cole Houghton in Red
Oak, Iowa.
H. C. White carried his son Ray TO
Yale College Saturday in his auto.
Some other members of the family &C.
companied him, making the return
trip Sunday.
Miss Margaret Mcclure of Ben
nington has been visiting Miss Mar
garet McGinnis.
Miss Edna Schoonmaker was at her
home in Saltwater over Sunday.
Roger G. Peck was at home for few
days last week. he returned to New
York Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Horton is i'll and I'M
able to attend to her duties in Rosters
store.
Allen Henry left Saturday night for
Yale college.
Miss Florence Hathawayof Benning.
ton visited her brother, A. S. Hatha-
way Sunday and presided at the organ
at the Baptist church.
Valda Tompkins attended Walling-
ford fair Wednesday.
Mrs Church of West street is i'll and
Mrs Fred Harrington has taken her
boarders for time.
Miss Mary Bowker has been visiting
friends in Lynn and Boston.
Mrs D. d. Tomkins gave a party
Saturday afternoon from 3 to in
honor of her daughter, Helen aged
nine and Miss Mildred Hathaway
aged four Their birthdays occurring
on the same day. About eighteen lit
tie girls were present. Each little lady
had her own birthday cake and candle
and presided over separate table. 1t
was very pretty sight. The birth
day gifts were numerous.