The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-15
SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs. Emily Buck is slowly gaining.
Miss Adelia Smalley is slowly i'm
proving.
George Knapp is again able to do
light work
Mrs. Earl Howard visited her father
over Sunday.
f. Foley has finished his labors with
the Hawkins Bros.
Miss Daisy Sears Of East Dorset is
guest at Henry Peasants.
Lemuel Buck, wife and daughter,
were in Manchester on Sunday.
William Coulter Of Pittsfield was in
town on Monday calling on friends.
VIII Goodemote has moved onto
John Coulter's farm and will work
1t this season.
Mrs George Montgomery and Miss
Potter were in the village on Sunday.
Edgar Griffith has moved back from
East SALISBURY into the Howard ten
ement.
The several meetings OF the week
will be held during the pastors alb
sence.
George Andrew and wife were in
the village Sunday to visit his sister,
Mrs, Jane Munroe.
Mr.. Estes of Pownal has moved in
to one of Hawkins tenements and is
going to assist in their store.
On Monday morning, April 18th the
ground was covered with snow. A
little sunshine soon made II disappear.
Mrs. Fred Harrington and one of
the Misses Bugbee went to Science
tady last week to visit at h. Can
fields.
Miss Nora Harrington has gone back
to Albany college for an other term of
study instead o! taking position as
reported.
Miss Edith Harris Is at home from
her school work at the Albany Bust
ness college for rest and to recover
from severe cold.
Edwin Bronson's house will soon be
ready for them to move into. Mrs.
Jane Elwell and daughter are getting
the house in readiness.
DO not forget the entertainment at
Cole hall on Wednesday, April 10,
Captain Racket comedy in three
acts. 1t promises to be one Of the
best given here in long time. The
cast of characters heretofore given,
Is sufficient guarantee OF good even
ing. The entertainment is given I'M
der the auspices Of the Epworth
League.
On Friday last there was an unusu-
ally good number at the meeting OF the
w. F. NJ. society. The papers read by
Mrs. Austin and Mrs. w. c. White
were very interesting aud enjoyed by
all present. We trust the society has
received inspiration from the visiting
| missionary workers. We regretted
the absence of a former co-worker,
Mrs. Merrill Hitchcock and shall hope
for her some time later.
There will be no preaching service
on Sunday next; Sunday school at the
usual hour. There are few new fea'
lures being introduced into the Sun
day school services that will no doubt
increase our numbers. II Is a Red
and Blue contest. The captains are
Miss Sadie Harris for the Blues and
Miss Stella Hawkins for the Reds
The whole school has entered into the
contest and the numbers are about
evenly divided.
Rev. C. S. Agan preached on Sunday
morning his last sermon for the con.
ference year. He has had unani.
nous call to return Of course in a way
that Is controlled by the presiding
officials. The past year has been a
trying one, as is almost always the
case when there Is any repairing or
building to do. 1t has been a hin
drance too. Owing to the hard times
many who have always responded to
calls for support Of the pastor and
church, are unable to meet the need
now.
Mrs. Sarah Martin, former resi-
! dent here, died at her home In North