The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-03
SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs III Barton Is confined to the
house with hard cold.
Fred b Madison has left the employ
OF the Eagle Square Co.
April dawned bright and beautiful,
the mud is drying rapidly.
The Boys Club met IN their rooms at
church on Monday evening.
DR. f T. Dean has been confined to
the house over week now.
Miss Lettie Agan has gone back TO
her school work at Bicket, Mass.
Mrs Mary l. Moon has beea confined
TO hehouse with an attack OF grip.
Fred Smith has recovered sufficiently
to be able to be at church Sunday,
Mrs Ruby Howard has Mrs Bugbee
with her, and is reported as convalesc
ing.
One hardly realizes the number OF
sick in town until they go To church
and miss the usual constant church
goers. So many are sick.
Miss Rose Ladue is boarding with
Mrs T II Dunlap. Again we are glad
to welcome her among our villagers
although she does not teach this term.
There was business meeting Of the
Ladies Aid In the church parlors on
Monday arranging for the Experience
Social to be given at Cole Hall on
Friday evening OF present week.
George Knapp has moved from e
Bronson's tenement into one on Cleve
land Ave belonging TO the estate of
the late = Montgomery. His son in
law, VIM Pleasant has moved in with
them.
Lyman Cakes has given in his time
at the Eagle Square Co.'S works and
will move into Massachusetts. Mrs
Cakes has had charge of the primary
department of the Sunday school she
will be greatly missed.
The village schools will open again
on Monday April 9th. John billiard
OF Rutland will return to the grammer
dept, Miss Clara Hawkins has the in
termediate and Miss Jennie + Hastings
the primary.
Mrs Grant Bronson has been recent
ly quite i'll with tonsilitis, she is much
better at this writing. Her daughter
! Fredia has gone to Castleton TO visit
her sister lula, who is at school there,
will spend two or three days before
returning.
Mr. Solomon, who has lived on tie
g ) Mattison's place on the North
Bennington road, has gone onto 4
/ Bronson's farm, where Mr. Wells lived
the past year. Mr. Wells is negotiat-
ing with Mrs Montgomery for her farm
Tor the coming year In the east part Of
the town.
We wish to change the tone of the
item concerning Mrs John Lemmons
death, the first report was not correct
ly given. She died OF typhoid pneu
monia. She was Ill with severe cold
at the time OF birth OF child, one lung
was badly involved. She seemed better
fter few days when the other lung
was found diseased and with all the
medical aid they could get they could
not save her life There were two of
Mrs Lemmon's sisters from New York
with her at time of death, Mrs Wilkins
and Miss Lougb. Prayer was offered
at the house on Sunday afternoon and
the young baby was baptised by Rev
lC S Agan. Since Mr. Lennon and
family have lived in town they had
formed many friendships. Mrs Lem
mon will be missed In our village and
her bright little daughter who was a
member of our Sunday school, has
taken part in so many of our concert
in the school, The children will re-
main in New York. The remains we're
taken to North Bennington Monday
morning and left on the early train
for New York. Mr. Lennon expects
to be back again in about a week.