The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-22
SOUTH sHAFrssuRY

Sunday
Mrs. Eugene Deitz is better at this
writing.
Miss Anna Pleasant spent Sunday at
her home.
Clarence Moon is out OF school un-
der medical treatment.
The Eddy residence will soon be
ready for the painters.
Louis Mattison was home from Yale
college day or so last week.
]. 8. Ball is somewhat indlsposed
and unable to attend TO business.
Fred Green is going to housekeeping
In portion Of the David Bartlett
house here.
The receipts OF the Epworth League
entertainment netted the society about
$25.
Harold Cole was in the village on
Wednesday evening for the entertain.
ment.
Mrs. Earle Howard spent Sunday at
her former home. the M. e. parsonage
here.
Miss Tula Bronson has been spend
ing the past week at her Grandmother
Bucks.
David Elwell is assisting ~ Hawk
ins and took orders for him on Monday
morning.
Mrs. r. II. Dunlap attended the fu-
neral of the late Miss Scott In Ben
nington
Quite good many are suffering
from the effects of hard colds some
thing akin to grip.
The Misses Potter and Austin spend
their Saturdays and Sundays at their
homes In Bennington
Those very i'll In our village are
Mrs Il. Bronson, Mrs. Emily Buck
and Mrs. Byron Mattison.
Il. Percy OF North Bennington was
In this village on Saturday to do some
painting at the Martin homestead.
Mrs. G. II. Robbins left this morn.
ing for her home. Rev. Robbins has
been returned to his former charge.
Mrs. Sarah Mirfeld is confined to
her room with an attack Of grip. Symp
toms are favorable at this writing
l.. w. Cole, Harry Mirfeld and c.
s. Mattison were In attendance at
the NJ. Il. conference held at Saratoga
Monday morning cloudy and cold
and the air feels like snow. Snow
flakes are falling even at this writing
Miss Sears of East Dorset has been
in town again and went to North Ben
ninglon on Sunday evening. She has
employmet there.
Edwin Hawkins is on the sick list
He has an attack OF appendicitis and
has been very i'll. On Tuesday he was
reported more comfortable.
Mrs. Robbins, wife Of former pas
! tor Rev. C. II. Robbins. has been
spending conference week with heI
daughter, Mrs. s. T.. Hawkins.
David Bartlett Jr., has moved some
of his household goods over to Eas
SALISBURY where he has secured worl
for the summer with Charles Becker
A few are doing some work for early
, gardening like putting in peas and let
: tuce. Lawns are being cleaned, get
ting the winters refuse out OF the way
Mrs. Susie Gordon is on the sicl
, list. She has been very Ill but !!
more comfortable ut this writing. Mr.
Genevieve Gerard, her sister. Is will
her.
r The remains of the late Mr.. Baker
, were carried through here to the Gem
etery at the Center for interment OF
Sunday. The family formerly live'
In this village.
We learn that outside our tow
, many inquiries are made as to the All
of July. II is the intention Of the V
|. society to have full day OF enter
tainment. Keep It in mind.
4. Bronson moved yesterday int
his house OH Main street, Mrs. Bron
son stood the confusion better thai
they expected. Clarence Waite move
into the rooms over the Bronson mar
ket.
Mrs. Frank Montgomery took he
Young son to North Adams on Satur
day for another operation. The forme
lone was not successful No operation
. was performed at North Adams. The
are to have DR.. Harvey Of Troy com
Ito the house and operate.
Sunday was rainy the earlier par
of the day. There was a prayer ser
= vice at the usual preaching servic'
hour, Sunday school following. Their
, was a prayer service In the evenin
conducted by s. Il. Hawkins, the Sun
day school superintendent 1t wa
! very well attended.
Monday evening papers brought tn
conference news. Many changes ar
made We lose our pastor, Rev. c. !
i Agan who has served us four years
after all his hard labor here. Espee
+ Tally could we have desired them b
+ enjoy the comforts OF the parsonage
where Mr.. Agan spent so much tim
and gave so much hard labor to carr
on the work and beautify the place
Thus 1t is, one builds up. anothe
tears down. We sincerely hope the
K will find pleasant house In thei
}. new field and warm friends. It is a
ways hard to let the tried ones go 10
1.-THE untried, but such are the exper
/, ences of the church, especially tn
Methodist. Rev. c. s. Agan has bee
a faithful pastor, an earnest worke
v among the young and many have com
e into the church under his fosterin
care.
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