The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-25
SOUTH SALISBURY

james vosburgh is housed with the
humps
Geo Robinson Is out with the road
machine.
Il Eddy was in Albany Tuesday on
busitess.
T H Dunlap was 10 Kew York last
week buying goods,
Mrs Id Barton was out On Sunday
or the first time in some weeks.
f T. Rice spent last week at Winchen
den, Mass on a business trip.
Mrs Edward Milllngton has recover
ed from her late illness and is able TO
20 out some.
Cyrus Hard is spending his two
weeks vacation with his parents VIM
Hard and wife.
Miss Rila Galusha returns to Mont
pelier on Saturday of this week to her
teaching again.
Mrs Geo A Robbins has been spend
ing few days with her daughter, Mrs
> + Hawkins.
Mrs LYMAN Cakes of Springfield,
Mass, is boarding at Mrs w Hards
for a short time
Paul Fredenburg left town on Tues
day morning to visit his grandfather
at Client, n. v
Misses Bessie Mirfeld and Tula
Bronson left for Castleton Normal
school on Monday morning.
Hugh Cone had the misfortune to
cut his left hand while saving up lum
Der at the Eagle Square Co.'S works
LW Cole and G Madison we're in
attendance at the NJ Il conference held
at Saratoga They retmned Monday.
Edwin Hawkins has been confined to
the house with quite a severe attack
of something approaching appendicitis
Rev c S Agan will be with his par
ishioners again on Thursday evening
for the regular weekly prayer service.
The Womans Foreign missionary
society will meet at the home of Mrs
Fred Eddy the first Wednesday in
May.
There seems to be some prospect of
water being brought to this village.
Several men are engaged in the ven.
lure and IL will be carried to North
3 nnington where fresh pure water
supply is much needed.
The play Between the Acts" has
been abandoned there has been so
many Interruptions in their rehearsing
that it seemed hopeless to proceed
farther. Sickness and removals have
been the cause OF giving II no.
The prayer meeting on Sunday morn
ing was we'll attended with Arson Haw
kins in charge. Miss Edith Harris pre-
sided at the organ, Mrs Agan lead the
singing. Many prayers were offered.
Sunday school followed the prayer
service II A Moon lead the Epworth
League meeting in the evening Mrs
Il A Moon was present at the service
the first since the late illness of her
mother, Mrs Q B Cleveland.
The Ladies Aid met and adjourned on
Friday last A meeting to be held on
Friday OF present week was announced
it being the semi annual meeting for
election of officers for the coming six
months. The ladies OF the church are
particularly invited - make an extra
effort to get out thereby showing an
interest in the work The past six
months have shown what activity and
interested work will accomplished.
On May I'd Walter Eccles OF Boston
is expected at this village to give
an entertainment He has wide ex-
perance is fine lmpersonator and
gives comic songs, dramatic recitals
and fills an evening with any amount
of fun. Mr. Hathaway of the Re0path
Bureau says he considers Mr. Eccles
one Of his best entertainers. Further
notice vii appear. All get ready and
come for good full evening of pleas
antry.
News of the death Of Geo Bates was
received last week by Herman Niles.
Mr. Bates died at the home of his
brother in law, Dwight Graves of No
I4everett, Mass. He was a son of
Nathan Bates of Salisbury. lie iden
tilted himself with the Baptist church
at the Center when a young boy and
always lived a conscientious chris tian
life. He visited In town with his wife
some few years past, they we're guests
of Mr. Tinkham. MIR Bates revisited
the town something over year ago.
The family of Pathan Bates are all