The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-24
SOUTH SALISBURY

MISS Mlille GaluSna spent SUNDAY
at home.
Samuel Galusha has been spending
few days out OF town.
c. Brownson is putting an addition
onto the rear of his residence.
Next Sunday will be observed in the
M. Il. church here as Rally day.
Charles Everest is spending little
time among friends in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Moon were at o.
b. Clevelands at Hedges Lake Satur-
day.
Two new families have recently
moved into Mrs. Janette Knapp's
house.
Everything Is in readiness for the
entertainment at Cole hall Wednesday
evening.
Ed. Cone moved w. Harrington's
family back to East SALISBURY on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Percy of North Benn.
lngton visited her friend Mrs. Vim.
Bourne Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Mirfield spent portion
of the day Wednesday with Mrs. Mary
Seymour Galusha
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beagle have
North Bennington.
Harold Dean spent Saturday, Sunday
and part of Monday with his grand
parents in Pownal.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Youngs of
Rutland visited his brother VIM.
Youngs last Saturday.
Mrs. Nancy Harris is spending this
week with her daughter Mrs. John
Evans at Bennington.
Fred Sickle and his sister, Miss Bes
sic, will go to their home In Sandgate
on Saturday to spend Sunday.
Miss Tula Brownson has been home
the past week during the attendance
Of teachers at the institute.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery Galusha
spent last week with her nephew Pot
Ter Montgomery at Maple Hill.
Fred Madison and family of North
Adams have come to live with his
brother Carl at their old home.
II. A. Moon and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Moons parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Cleveland, at Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thilbert Putnam and
children were at Charles Spencer's
Sunday and Monday In Manchester.
Mrs Freeman Howard and Mother
Howard were in Bennington Tuesday.
The latter remained for longer visit.
| The new addition on the Office of the
Eagle Square company is progressing
well and will be a great convenience.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
tomorrow night There is work to do
and all the ladies are requested to be
| present.
| Miss Martha Hartt returned to Ben
nington last week after two or three
| days visit among relatives and friends
in town.
Mrs. T. Fl. Dunlap and Mrs. G. E..
| Moon were in Bennington on Tuesday
at a birthday anniversary of Mrs.
| Ransom Buss.
Rev. Mr. Metcalf had bad day but
very good congregation considering
the rain. He was entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Hawkins.
Napoleon Tacy who has been many
years In the employ Of the Eagle
Square company, has severed his CON
nection with the company.
Oliver Teal recently spent Sunday
with his aunt, Mrs. David Cone. Mrs
Cone spent part of Saturday with the
Zeal nephews at Bennington.
Sunday proved very rainy day.
Snow began falling with the rain in
the early evening and In the morning
the mountains had quite the appear
ance of winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Youngs and child
rem with MIR. and Mrs. Ed, Youngs was
at their mothers. Alice Youngs in No.
SALISBURY last Sunday, making quite
family gathering.
Mr.. Adair expects to change his
place of business. All are sorry to
lose Mr.. and Mrs. Adair as they are
very pleasant people. and we shall
miss Mr.. Adair at our railroad station.
We hope that in making a change they
may find one more to Mr.. Adair's lik-
ing.
Several of our townsmen have gone
on deer hunt. George Mattison
drove through the village on Monday
with trophy of his hunt, fine spec
linen, so said by those who saw 1t. DR.
f. E. Dean was out two days and had
not returned on Tuesday evening. VIII
Harrington Is also i'm pursuit of game