The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-03
SOUTH snAFTsBURY
!. Eddy was In Peru Monday.

Il, EDDY was In Peru Monday.
Mrs Horace Harris Is laid up with a
sprained ankle,
Miss Barbara Chaplin returned TO
Waterbury early this week.
Mrs II. s. Locte returned 10 her
home Ia Springfield last week.
We experienced the hardest frost on
Sunday night that we have hard. The
trees begin 10 show their aitumnal
tints a forceable warnirg OF winter.
There will be business meeting OF
the Library Association on Monday
Oct Sth.
Il. III. Dunlap was Ia New York last
week buying goods for the +. l.. Mat
tIson store.
Mrs Levi Brooks and friend Mrs
Reed spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs Lev! Hill.
John billiard attended the Congre-
gatioual chu CHI at North Bennington.
Sunday morning.
Miss Virgil returned from her weeks
vacation whittier people ut Whitehall
last week Monday.
+. Eddy's family and Miss Jennie
Hastings we're entertained at tea at the
home OF +. Il. and Mrs Rice.
Miss Alice Myers and Mrs Florence
Hamilton OF South SALISBURY are
visiting in Worcester, Mass.
Fred Sickle, who Is employed at
the Eagle Square Co.'S works will visit
his people In Sandgate over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Omar Beales OF North
Adams visited Mrs David Bartlett
Wednesday and Thursday OF last
week.
Mrs W. A. Collins and son Eddie
went on Friday 20 Lebanon Springs
10 visit her people. On Saturday Mr.
Collins joined them returning early in
the week.
Il. Hawkins, our rural delivery
carrier conducted the services at the
upper charge on Sunday. Clifford
Hawkins accompanied him and re-
ports good service OF prayer there.
Some OF the Sunday school teachers
and officials expect TO go to Manches.
ter 10 attend the Sunday school con-
ven.ion which is TO convene there for
two full sessions on Friday OF present
week.
Rev Mr. Harper preached here on
Sunday evening for Rev &. s. Agan.
We are glad that our pastor expects to
be with his congregation on Sunday
next. He has recovered from the run
of fever that he has had.
The Epworth League had social on
Friday evening. Some OF the most
sensitive stayed at home on account
OF the social being a weight social
there being quite good many solid
people among us, but they netted Sill.
G. G. Hall and daughter, Miss
Bessie left town on Monday. While
here they took many pleasant outings,
one in particular with e. II. Hawkins,
wife and son on to Mt Anthony, also
one with +. Eddy out 10 the west hol-
low several miles farther than he had
ever been before.
Winfield Dexter Bearce Of Science
tady and Miss Mae Dora Cook OF
| hVbNdii ave. ANutldIu, WeIt LudlIAcu
In Schenectady Saturday, Sept s by
Rev III. A. Reed pastor of the First
Universalist church OF Troy. They
visited her home later and on return
ing to their future home announced the
quiet affair. They will reside at 4l0
Union street Schenectady where Mr.
Bearce is employed ia the Electrical
works. Her many friends wish her
much JOY in her welded life.
VIM Pilrce, brother OF Mrs A. A..
Collins, died at Boonsvile, N. Y,
where be had been living. He had
several sick spells ana rallied, the.
mad hoped this might pass off as
others had. He was IL years old
leaves sons, one daughter sisters
Mrs A. a.. Collins and Mrs Jenette
Knapp of this village and one brother
CT Bennington. He was veteran of
the civil war, had been in several bat.
ties. He received wounds in some one
OF the engagements and has suffered
greatly at times ever since. His re.
mains will be taken TO Fulton N. Y.