The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-02
SOUTH sHAFrssuRv
Mrs. G. r. Buck IsQuite Ill at this
writing.

John Bradlsh was In Bennington
Monday on business.
Mr.. Solmon Is ready to do work I'm
the line of painting and papering.
Friends OF Mrs. Sarah Martin are
glad to hear OF her convalescence
Mrs. George Green and Mrs. Henry
Spencer recently called on friends.
Carl Agan has returned from his Wis.
1t with friends In and about Troy.
Miss Potter of Bennington will teach
In the Schuyler Harrington district.
There Is a prevalence OF grip and
bowel trouble In and about the village.
Miss Bessie Mirfeld goes back to the
same school In the Montgomery dis
trict.
Frank and Robert Dean have been
visiting their grandfather Thompson of
Pownal
Mrs. Vosburgh attended the funeral
of Mrs. Stafford at Arlington Monday
afternoon.
The mud is drying up on the village
streets but outside the roads are heavy
with mud.
Bennington students from here be-
gun their spring term OF school on
Wednesday,
George Knapp Is slowly gaining and
hopes are entertained that he will soon
be out again.
Oscar Cross and wife are both in
their home and doing as well as could
be expected
Miss Anna Pleasant Is assisting In
the household duties at II. Percey's at
North Bennington.
Mrs. Henry Spencer and Mrs. s.
Teft spent last Thursday with Mrs.
Sarah Montgomery
S. T.. Hawkins Is somewhat torn ND
making much needed repairs on the
inside of his house.
As soon as Mrs. Bronson Is able to
move they Will occupy their house va.
Gated by Mr.. Cone.
Miss Mile Galusha went back to
Bennington on Sunday night after q
vacation OF two weeks.
The repairs are progressing finely
on F. Eddy's house. The outside will
soon be ready for the painters.
Miss .Rilla Galusha Is at home for q
time. Her friend Mr.. Childs returned
to Montpelier Oh Monday morning.
Mrs. Buck has been ailing with grip
which has terminated In pneumonia
and she is very Ill at this writing.
On Wednesday evening cake and
Ice cream were served In the church
parlors by the Junior Epworth League,
Mrs. Solmon came home Friday
night from Hoosick and returned Mon
day afternoon to care for a friend who
Is Ill.
There are several from here who are
In attendance at the North Benning.
ton graded school which began Mon,
day.
The village schools will open on
Monday, April 6, with the following
teachers: Miss Hastings, Miss Hawk,
ins and Miss Austin.
Hugh Cone moved from the Edwin
Bourn tenement to one OF the Eagle
Square houses vacated by Mr.. Lathrop
formerly Of Arlington.
Mrs. Mary Seymour Galusha has bro
Ken up her rooms In Mrs. Mary Rich
mond Galusha's house and come to be
a companion for Mrs. Mirfleld.
c. S. Mattison is getting his goods
into his home and will soon be settled
and as community we are glad to
welcome them among us again.
Miss Streeter of North Bennington
was a guest of Miss lula Bronson one
day last week. Miss Bronson returned
to her school Monday at Castleton.
Charles Monroe and Mrs. Charles
sweet accompanied their mother, Mrs
Jane Monroe from Ossining on Friday
last. Mrs. Monroe stood the journey
well.
Sunday was rainy and dreary though
the attendance at church was good for
the day. Communion services were
observed and five members were bap
tized. There was a class Of 10 taken
in on probation of the younger ones.
The freight wreck at this station
on Saturday morning was caused. BY
spreading rails while throwing on the
switch In q car loaded with household
goods. 1t was some hours before the
morning train up could get through
No one was injured.
A man In search of reading and
somewhat tangled In his search for a
book asks librarian for 1.-THE Light
house on Sticks" to which the librar.
ian while smothering his mirth gives
this seeker THE House Boat on the
Styx."
Mrs. Nellie Vosburgh was In atten.
dance at the funeral OF Mrs. BENJAMIN
Stafford Of Arlington held on Wednes
day afternoon of this week. The de-
ceased was daughter of Henry Gal
usha and brother of David, Jonas and
Jacob Galusha of SALISBURY. In
younger years Mrs. PAMELA Galusha
Stafford was visitor with cousins In
town of whom very few remain.
On Wednesday. April Sth at 3 O..
clock will occur the regular monthly