The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-03

Miss Bessie Eagleson Is entertaining
relatives from New York.
Arthur Kellogg and daughter are
visiting at the homestead.
Good Friday was observed by a
special meeting at the church.
Miss Mabel Gilbert and brother
Frederick were recent visitors la Dan
by.
George Wyman OF Dorchester, Mass
IL visiting the family OF Charles Gil.
bert.
Miss Eliza beth Carhart has arrived
at the Manss and will spend the sum
mer here
Herbert N. Williams Is making a car
riage repository near his place OF bus
less on the east road.
Maria Wideawake has returned for
the summer aud resumed work In the
family OF Joseph Deveau.
The banquet 10 have been given by
the Baraca and Philathea classes has
been postponed indefinitely.
Fred Burroughs who was taken i'll
10 Manchester has feen brought home
and is gradually improving.
John Nichols has been afflicted with
mumps hut Is able TO be out again. IL
Ii ~ Vi there are 30 other cases scatter
cd about town.
Mrs VI. H. Snyder will return from
her visit to Boston and be ready TO
open her school for the spring term on
Wednesday, April 3.
George T.. Sexton has been In Man.
chester the past week delivering coal,
OF which three carloads arrived after a
long delay and much tracing.
n you have not yet attended the
adult bible class. why do you not
come next Sunday and learn what you
have missed by your absence?
Ernest II. West and Ira Glover we're
raised 10 the sublime degree OF Master
Mason at special communication OF
AdonIram lodge ut Manchester last
week.
Masters Holley and Wilired Gilbert
have come from Northampton TO spend
q few days with their uncle, Charles
Gilbert. and esioy the Vermont sugar
season.
Charles Nichols Is 10 undergo medi
cal treatment al the Albany hospital.
IL Is hoped u specialist will be found
who can allay the terrible suffering be
endures with his head.
During the past ten days the farmers
have been busy making maple sugar.
Osing 10 the extremely warm weather
faV tho Nlfaa NJ IlNFlA
has been made thus far and II IL feared
the season Is not going TO prove prof.
table.
One OF the prosperous young men at
tending church Sunday lost his hat
aud was Obliged 10 20 home without IL.
But he has other Interests than the bus
mess enterprise Ia which he IL engag.
ed. The hat was found later and re-
turned.
Among the students passing the
spring vacation 40 home are Rufus Gil
bert. Louis Baichelder. Misses Kelley.
sexton and Tcwsley from Burr and
Burton, Gertrude and Margaret Gil
bert from Smith college and BernIce
sheldon from UVM.
IL seemed a great misfortune that
MIS- 0eorke fdgcrtOn Nhlie IN tue YARD
saturday fell aud broke leg. Her
husband Who has been critically III for
two weeks u no better at this writing
A trained nurse IL Ia attendance. The
family have the sympathy OF the CON-
munliy.
The services AZ the church on Easter
were marked by no special music biting
To the occasion. This was noted with
regret by maoy 10 the congregation
who lancet the long want 81 choir,
the old one having dlsbanded several
months ago The majority feel that a
volunteer choir Of young people would
be very acceptable even though their
knowledge Of music may not be as
thorough as that Of the ones who have
served 30 long. A chorus choir % our
young people with tao or ihree more
experienced leaders, would gu long
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