The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-09
NORTH BENNINGTON.


James McGovern was in Saltwater
Friday.
George Hinsdill is confined to the
house by illness.
Miss Mary Colvin has returned TO
her duties in Troy.
jerome Horton is the guest of his
brothers in Saltwater.
Miss Katherine Colvin who has been
quite sick Is improving.
Conductor M. Paris of the Rutland
railroad is on the sick list.
Mrs H. c. Cole is recovering slowly
from her recent severe illness.
Mrs W. G. Shaw has been quite i'll
with the grip but is recovering
Miss Harriet Center is entertaining
a friend from Cambridge, N, Y.
Mrs G. f. Houghton and daughter
Dorothy have returned from Troy.
Rev G. H. Peck has been confined to
the house by a lame foot and ankle.
Fred o. Bourn and Mr. Buskirk of
Manchester Depot were in town Thurs
day.
George c. Colvin has returned to
Wllliston Academy, Easthampton,
Mass.
Mrs Minnie Earl aud son Fred have
taken rooms over Frank Powers bar.
Der shop
Misses Molly and Peace Bottum of
Salisbury were guests at +. ID. Ran.
ney's Thursday.
Mrs Evans is in very critical con
ditlon. She has been a great sufferer
for many months.
Miss Alice Ball and brother Ed OF
Fitchburg visited their grandfather, L
V. Chase Thursday,
Mr. Houser has returned from Fill.
more, n. Y, where he spent the holi.
days with his parents.
Miss Florence Woodruff who has
been confined 70 the house by illness
is again able to be out.
Miss L. M. Schoonmaker pleasantly
entertained a few friends Tuesday eve,
ming at f. ID. Ranney's.
Mr. and Mrs J. f. Allison entertain.
cd friends at cards Friday evening,
Refreshments were served.
Miss Alta Tozer returns Saturday t.
the New York Collegiate institute, New
| York, where she is one of the instruc.
| tors.
Miss Edna Schoonmaker has resign
ed her position with the Ii. T. Cush
man Mfg Co and accepted one in Me
chanicville.
Two car loads of apples we're ship
ped to New York this week, making il
carloads shipped from this station b,
the Balston Refrigerator Co.
Mrs Peck accompanied by her graod
son, Roger Peck, left Friday for New
York where she will spend the remain
der of the winter with a sister.
| Col James H. Walbridge fell Oh,
day this week and injured himsel
quite badly. He is being cared for bv
his granddaughter, Miss Helen Reed.
George Phillips of Middletowl
Springs, VT, is guest at w. G
Shaw's for few days on his way t.
the Hotchkiss school, New Haven
Conn.
Roger Peck made q business trip te
New York Wednesday TO procure thu
liquid air used in his demonstration
at Masonic hall, Bennington Frida,
evening.
The funeral of Thomas Robinson
was largely attende d from the St Johr
the Baptist church Friday morning a
1890, Rev I. +. Shaeffer celebratin,
solemn high mass. Mr. Robinson wa!
a man beloved by all and will be sin.
cerely monrned by his fellow towns
men.
The young people who have beer
spending their holiday vacation il
town have returned to their variou.
schools: Ralph White to TEA a
Poultney, Miss Bertha Tozer to Vas
sar, Miss Theodore Peck to Soutl
Hadley, Miss Caroline Cushman I,
Bradford, Mass, and Miss Bessi,
Mattison to Wilbraham.
The entertainment given in Banl
hall Monday evening by the Catholic
Benevolent association was a decide,
success. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED. Rev I. f. Schaeffer gave al
introductory address followed by TIN
Arion quartette OF Bennington will
Miss Hazel Mcleod elocutionist. Re,
I. f. Schaetfer gave two vocal selec
tions. The society is to be congratu
lated on the success of this, the first O
| their series of entertainments