The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-06-27
SOUTH SALISBURY
Mrs James Adams has the grip.

Mrs James Adams has the grip.
Louis Millington's children haze the
measles.
Robert Wiltsie took his family out
o town Saturday.
Louis Madison is home for the sum-
mer from Yale college.
Arthur Durham and wife are getting
settled in their home here
j. S. Ball is moving into the Cole
house vacated by MIR Wiltsie.
Mr. Gerald and wife spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs j. Gordon.
The village was visited by several
severe electrical storms Saturday,
Mrs Marcia Ingraham is visiting her
brother Thomas Dunlap this week.
Rev C. S. Agan visited former par
ishoners last week in Beckett, Mass.
Mr. Walker and wife and Mrs Far
nun spent Sunday at her uncles, A. A.
Collins.
Mrs I. H. Dunlap and Mrs Ingra-
ham spent Tuesday with friends in
Bennington.
r. f. Way and wife of Manchester
were guests OF his sister, L. w. Cole
on Sunday
Our village schools closed last Fri
day having had fine work done in the
three departments.
Mr. and Mrs l.. w. Barters are en-
tertaining his sister and her husband
from Washington, d. c.
Mrs Mary l. Moon contemplates
quite an extended visit in Springfield,
Mass, and will leave town next week.
The Village Improvement have at
last decided to buy piano. 1t will
be here and ready for use on July 4th.
Mrs James Varbury is with her
mother this week, Mrs T. A. Galusha,
who fingers in very low condition.
Fred Eddy and wife expect to leave
the latter part OF next week for va.
cation at Beachwood on the Maine
coast.
Misses Bessie Mirfeld and lula
Bronson are expected to return for
their summer vacation from Castleton
Normal school
Mrs Rose Chase daughter of Mr.
Beagle, has been brought here in a
very enfeebled condition. 1t is feared
she will not rally.
Mrs Myron Whitcomb of Springfield
is a guest at her sisters, Mrs Henry
Harris. Her husband is in the hospit-
al now in very critical condition.
j. X. billiard returned to his home
In Rutland on Friday accompanied by
his sister, Miss Sarah billiard, who
was guest at f. Eddy's for the day.
One OF the pleasant attractions OF
July 4th afternoon will be the recital
given by Miss Ross of Troy She
needs no advertising being so widely
known. She has been with us twice be
fore.
The village is planning for its
usual field day, having secured the
band from Bennington. A oh cken
pie dinner will he served with all the
other good things that hungry people
like
Mrs Dana Spatford OF Troy was a
guest of Mrs G. h. Moon several days
coming for the graduation exercises.
Ralph Moon was the only student
from here that was in the class Of
graduates.
Rev G. s. Agan was at Battlefield
park with some Of the "Boys club" on
Saturday, They were stranded for a
time there being n power 10 move the
electric cars. They had rather of Il
moist time.
Miss Agnes Whipple and nephew,
Perle Harrington, spent last week with
their usin Miss Graves, who Is q
member OF the nurses training class at
the Samaritan hospital in Troy,
Mr. Collins OF Bennington in com
pany with his granddaughter, Miss
Rudd, spent Sunday at w. A. Collins.
There were four generators together
Robert oiins 80 years OF age, his
son, Artemus; grandson, Walter; and
great-grandson, Eddie age IL.