The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-08
SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs. James vosburg is on the sick
list.
Miss Bessie Mirfield returned to her
school on Monday
There are quite a number sick In.
and about the village.
Edward Tacy was home for New
Years from Troy,
The Eagle Square Works started the
wheels In motion again Monday morn
| ing.
Miss Julia Mattison spent New
Years with her sister, Mrs. T. H. Dun
lsp
The Eagle Square Works did not
open up for business New Years
week
j. s. Ball has taken rooms and board
with Edward Beagle's family on Cleve
land avenue
Louis Mattison was not able to re-
turn to college Monday owing to
throat trouble,
Fred Sickle and his sister. Miss
Bessie, returned from Sandgate on
Sunday night
The schools in the village were
opened Monday morning after the hol-
iday vacation.
The Ladies' Aid have work to do
and will meet in the church parlors on
Friday afternoon.
There will be services in the M. f.
church Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Catherine Mattison of Bennington
visited William Hards young daugh.
tiers on Thursday.
The woman's foreign missionary
society met with Mrs. l.. w. Cole on
Wednesday afternoon.
David Cone and wife are home again
after a weeks stay III Troy and Lam
singburg among relatives.
Arson Hawkins and wife entertain.
ed their sons and daughter and their
families for New Years dinner.
David Elwell was summoned to the
home Of his father Saturday, Truman
Thomas Elwell who is very Ill at this
writing.
The Changers report very pleas
ant gathering at Odd Fellows hall last
week. Dancing was enjoyed during
the evening.
On Sunday the regular communion
services will be observed Proceed
ing the communion there will be a
short love feast service.
Archie Madison and his friend, Mr..
Hoover. were guests of Kenneth Bruce
a short time hast week before re-
turning to school duties again.
Rev. c. s. Agan was the recipient
of Bible for Christmas from some
of his friends, one like what he has
been searching for some time.
The pastor and family are very
much pleased with the parsonage and |
as a people We are proud of it. 1t is |
credit to the church and community. |
Several from here were in atten-
dance at the reception given by the
girls In the senior class of the Ben |
hHiStOu uiSu SSlUOl III Il OFeSttTS HAIL.
Your correspondent stated some
time ago that Mrs. Ball was living
with her daughter here. 1t Is an err |
ror. Mrs. Ball has not been in town
since she left. She is with friends In |
Bennington.
John Beaumont visited his sister |
Mrs. Sarah Mirfield. on Tuesday, Dec. |
81. He was accompanied by a COM
rade of the Civil war who was anx- |
ious to visit another veteran brother |
David Bartlett of this village.
Surveyors were in this village |
Thursday trying the legality of some |
of our streets, as to width and proper
ty that infringes on street rights. |
Brownson's meat market, the hotel |
porch and G. II. Hawkins store steps |
the barber shop on the Hawkins prop |
erty are found to extend into the |
street
Samuel Tacy has been quite sick |
from the effects of cold and unable
to go on his meat route as regularly |
as Is his custom. On Thursday he at
tempted the tour of the village and |
had quite misfortune. His team
was a little too anxious to be moving
and got entangled In some trees not
far from the Moon blacksmith shop. |
They made quite havoc with the cart