The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-14
SOUTH sAAFrssuRY

MTSs bmeIhOH hhthpIOoh spent ffl-
day at F. Eddy's.
r. e. Rice and wife we're in Cam
bridge on Sunday.
Samuel Galusha and wife entertain.
ed friends over Sunday.
G. Bronson has greatly improved
his residence with paint.
Edward Howard started a vegeta-
bic cart on Monday morning.
Ralph Mirfield of Chicago is spend
inga little time at his mothers.
Messrs Winslow and Craven did
plumbing at F. Eddy's on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Tacy is entertaining
her mother who came on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Harrington has been car
ing for Mrs. Munroe for about a week.
Mrs. Lakin and daughter of Airing.
ton called on friends in town recent,
ly.
The NJ. H. parsonage has just been
painted, greatly improving the appear
ance.
Mrs George II. Robbins visited her
daughter, Mrs. S. L. Hawkins last
week
Mrs. Merle Spencer and son of Rut.
land spent a few days at Mr., Spen-
GERS mothers.
More Of the workmen of the Eagle
Square Cos works have been called
to their work again.
Fred Mattison and wife are rejoic-
ing over the birth of daughter born
on Thursday July 8.
Miss Tula Bronson left home Mon.
day morning TO attend the summer
school held ut Johnson VT
There will be a food sale at the NJ.
E. church parlor on Wednesday after
noon OF the present week.
Mrs Mary Seymour Galusha went
TO visit Marcus Galusha on Saturday
and remained until Tuesday.
Miss Potter of Bennington spent
Sunday with Miss Dorothy Mattison.
and called upon Miss Mirheld.
The friends of Mrs. DR.. Sweet of
.Ossining will be panied to learn of the
feeble condition of their infant son.
The humidity on Sunday was very
Oppressive, the prospect OF shower
gave a little relief but soon passed
of
Farmers are busy securing their
hay crop. and oats also. The contin-
ued dry weather Is detrimental to gar
dens.
Miss Alice Peters will take a vaca-
ton part Of this and next week and
will visit her father and brothers
family.
The sermon on Sunday evening was
particularly addressed to the Society
lof l. o. o. F. There were % or more
in attendance.
Mr.. Cummings who purchased the
lacey farm is getting settled. Mr.
lacey has moved out and has taken
the Martin place for a little time until
they find what they want
The Misses Mary and Jennie Has
tings left town Friday enroute for
Springfield where they will be the
guests OF Mrs. +. S. Locke for week,
They will visit Mrs. TirZah Montgom-
cry Slack before their return.
Miss Trotier of Bennington, she
that was Miss Annie Galipo, sent two
boxes of candy TO South SALISBURY
to be sold and the proceeds TO be CIV
en- to help the Village Improvement
society. Her father lived In this vii
lage when his family was young. She
remembers the home here and some
OF the people that were children with
herself. She had a strong desire to
help US as society, II only a little,
and she has the thanks of the Village
Improvement society for the kindly
forethought.
Whoever furnished anything the
ith of July in the eatable line will no
doubt wonder why their dishes are
not forthcoming, just the simple rea-
son that they were not marked with
the name of the owner Everything
mot claimed Is at Fred Eddy's and any
lone owning them can have them at
Iany time. We are sorry as a society
not TO be able to return articles. The
public who responded so generously
I have the thanks OF the society. You
have all helped so kindly that we hope
that you will enjoy the fruit of your
labor as we'll as ours in seeing the
town hall put In better shape on the
inside. The town officials are doing
their part on the outside and we shall
soon have hall that any village
might feel proud Of
The young daughters of George
Mattison, residing in Bennington very
kindly aided the Village Improvement
society in their parade by trimming
their carriage. 1t was very pretty in
deed and they have the thanks of the
society. The barge which carried Ia
or 10 young misses was very much ad
mired. The girls adorned 1t we'll too
Thanks TO little Miss Ruth Hicks for
her company She was attired very
becomingly. Her outfit of red, white
and blue was very pretty and much
admired. Two of the merry widows
adorned the rear of the barge. There
were several beautifully trimmed car
riages Time forbids enumerating
There were few young ladies on
horseback in the parade. The Hor
ribles were in evidence as usual, last
but not least. A goat attached to q
cart in which Dewey Bronson rode at
tired as q clown and masked, refused
TO parade unless assisted. Two small
boys led il along. One span with a
finely decorated carriage, Miss Bucks
came too late for the drive but thanks
to the lady as we'll as to all who Sc
kindly helped to make the parade a