The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-15
SOUTH SALISBURY.
Joseph BOvea was 10 Iowa Iasl vesk.

Joseph Bowen was In town last week
VIM Coulter spent Monday night
with friends In Bennington.
Sydney Colyln has moved ipto the
house recently, vacated by Mr. Deeth.
John Gordon jr. Is again At work
! for tie cushman Co at No. Benning'
ton.
Miss lone Elwell Is oonvalesclng
slowly but steadily. She Is still very
weak.
Mrs WI. Young and Mrs. w. A.
Collins spent Tuesday In Bennington,
shopping.
Several from here attended the play
at the Remington opera house Satur'
day night.
Misses Nellie Clifford and Irene
Barton from Wilmington are guests
at VIM Coulter's.
Several women are employed In the
brush handle department at the Ea gle
Square Co. works.
The chicken pie supper was well
patronized. The Ladies Aid added 10
their funds about so.
There have been few cases OF whoop
Ing cough In the village. IL does not
seem 10 spread much.
Ed Cone has given up mountain
work for tho present aud gone 10 work
for the Eagle Square Co.
Grant Bronson brought home a span
OF horses aud his two teams are at
work on the new electric road.
Several from here are intending 10
20 10 the upper grange on Wednesday
night 10 a chicken pie supper.
Mrs Geo Chaplin and little ones left
her aunt Mary Moons Monday for
their homo In Springfield, Mass.
Fred Montgomery and mother are
contemplating housekeeping In one
part OF their double house In town.
Miss Yula Bronson OF Castleton
Normal school spent Saturday and
Sunday at home, returning Monday.
Ed Madison OF East SALISBURY has
moved into the Hawkins tenement n mr.
the store recently vacated by Mr. Doc
ham.
Miss Kathryn Virgil returned from
Whitehall Monday add has resumed
her duties ut the Eagle Square Co. 8
Office.
Mr. aud Mrs Melvin Granger buried
son Monday. Judging from reports
complication OF diseases caused his
death.
Mrs Edw. Mathers and her twin
daughters spent Saturday and Sun
day with Mrs John GORDON OF this
village.
Charlie Bartlett has moved from
Mrs jeanette Knapp's house TO North
Bennington where he has been at work
some months.
Miss Agnes Whipple Is assisting at
BouUm x Torrance's establishment
through hurried time. She began
her duties on Monday.
Miss Nancy Chase has gone back 10
Mrs Herman Niles. She Is still unab-
le TO see out of the diseased. eye and
the other eye is becoming weakened
from the continual strain on II.
These ace days that make one pre-
pare for winter. A little snow has
fallen but the temperature 10 only at
freezing point although there is n
dampness which makes 1t very chilly.
On Friday OF this week there will be
business meeting OF the Ladies Aid
society for the semi.anuual election OF
officers. IL is particularly DESTROYS
that every member be present at 3
O'Clock.
Rev. G. s. Agan has been contemp-
latiDg a series OF meetings for some
time. The special meetings will begin
In about two weeks. There was no
preaching service Sunday evening ow-
ing to the storm.
New books are expected soon In our
villrge library. 10 going over the
books we find one missing: Hitherto"
by Mrs A ID L Whitney. will the reg.
ular subscribers look through their
libraries and see II perchance 1t might
have been mislaid.