The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-26
P0WNAL

Miss Eva Brimmer is confined to the
house with the grip.
Mrs Chaales E. Smith of Bennington
was in town Sunday.
Miss Lelah Lewis is confined to the
house with the measles. 1855
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Tracey of Boston
are in town for the holidays.
George Barber and family Of Williams
town spent Sunday in town.
Mrs Abner F. Towne returned Satur-
day from weeks visit in Troy.
Miss Mary A. Tighe Of Bennington is
at her home here for the holidays.
The c E service OF the Baptist church
Sunday was lead by Mrs A. F. Towne.
Miss Sadie Babson of North Benning
ton is visiting at Edward Alcombrights.
Miss Florence Lewis is home from
the Normal college at Onenota for the
holidays.
George Bullet and wife of Greenfield
are spending Christmas with Mrs J. b
Christopher.
Marcus J. burlington of Vermont ur
iversity is at his home here for the
Christmas vacation.
Tracy w. Dorman is making some re
pairs to his house preparatory to put
ting in steam heat.
Mrs F. c. Paddock and Mrs Everett
P. Roche of North Petersburgh were
guests of friends in town Saturday.
A number Of people from this town
attended the services in the Union
church at Pownal Center Sunday p. m.
The lumbermen have taken advan.
tage of the snow the past week and
have drawn in large number Of logs
to McCumber's saw mill.
Miss Winifred Wright has concluded
her duties as teacher in Mark Hopkins
school, North Adams, and Is at hel
home here until after New Years.
A son, Philip Irving, was born Wed
nesday morning to Mr. and Mrs Leon
E. Dorman of North Church street. lie
on is wearing "the smile that won'
come off,"
Miss Emma P. Raymond of this towi
and Henry Warboy of South Williams
town were quietly married Wednesday
evening at the NJ E parsonage by Re,
]. c. Mitchell.
A number OF local people have recei,
ed Christmas greetings from Mrs Har
old d. Foster in Walla Walla, Wash,
which are calendars with handsom
picture of Mrs Fosters young son.
On Christmas eve the Baptist Sunda
school had Christmas tree. Befor
the distribution of presents the schoo
rendered concert. On Thursday ev
ming the M. +. Sunday school will
have their tree and concert.
The Pownal students in the w. H.
acquitted themselves finely the pas
term. Two, Miss Maude Grady an
Miss Ellen Burlington won mark
which exempted them from examinat
ion in all subjects while the remainin
Pownal young people were exempt |
one study or more.
While driving home from Williams
town Saturday the Banner correspond
ent had the good fortune to see larg
deer trotting calmly down the state lin
hill behind him. After stopping til
horse the deer which appeared not !
the least frightened, came. up within
few rods of the sleigh, then GRACEFUL
hurdling the fence she passed over tn
trolley track to the steam road and d
appeared from view down the embanl
ment.
The primary and intermediate room
held joint exercises in the gramma
room Friday afternoon and so greI
was the interest that there were so vi
itors present. This speaks we'll for til
school and shows that parents are b
ginning to appreciate the excellence
The local schools. The entertainer
provided by the children was Of hig
order. The blackboards of the roo
were covered with Christmas drawing
done by the 9th grade.
EARLY RISERs
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