The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-21
SOUTH sHAFrseuRY


Harold Cole was home for Sunday
recently.
Rev. G. s. Agan was in the village
on Tuesday.
T. H. Dunlap and wife spent Sun
day IN Bennington.
Every one Is busy now with their
gardening and farm work.
Mrs. Harry Beagle is visiting
friends In Bennington this week.
Miss Anna Pleasant was home from
North bennington Saturday and Sun
day.
Frank Hervey and daughter Mabel
spent Sunday at the home Of Harry
Beagle.
Frank Harris End and Mrs Harris
visited her sister In East SALISBURY
on Sunday.
Mrs. William Cole Is able to be out
again after some time confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Charles Becker and Mrs. Da-
vid Bartlett visited at Henry Pleas
ants last Saturday.
Miss Jennie Hastings spent Satur-
day and Sunday as guest OF Miss
Jessie Harrington.
Edward Millington and wife are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Eben Sher-
man Of Benson, VT.
Mrs. Stella Bottum Barrett and chill
dren are visiting at her uncle's, Thorn
as Dunlap's this week.
Warren Marshall and his wife
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Barton.
| There are three new pianos in the
village, A. b. Hawkins, J. 8. Ball and
one placed In the home OF Lemuel
Buck on trial.
Mrs. Henry Harris and Mrs. George
e. Moon visited Miss Edith Harris In
Albany where she is attending the
business college.
Miss Alice Dunton and her friend
Miss Jessie Harrington whom she is
visiting called on old friends In this
village on Tuesday.
| William Cole has charge of the
building of T. II. Dunlaps office. VIM
Pleasant is working with him. The
building will be raised.
Mrs. James Atwood of Dover who
has been in town a few days went to
Hoosick Falls on Monday to visit her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Smith NOyes.
Mrs. Newman Hawkins and daugh-
ter Mrs. G. Barker visited Edwin
Hawkins In the Samaritan hospital
on Friday last and found him bright
and doing we'll
Miss Helen Knapp is home from
Pittsfeld for a short vacation. She
and her sister. Mary Pleasant visited
their sister, Mrs.-BelrOse I'm WOodfOrd
a day or two this week.
One of the chestnut span OF the
Eagle Square team was very sick on
Tuesday night. DIR. Burgess was up
until morning with the horse and left
II In fair way to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Towards infant
son was brought to the cemetery In
this village and buried in the family
yard. Their friends here extend sin.
cere sympathy to them In their ber-
eavement
Every effort will be put forth to
make our July 4th success. To any
who are doubtful about our street
lighting Mr.. Hawkins has been in
consultation about brass founts for
our street lamps and we trust they
Twill soon be in working order gain.
The church services of the geek are
as usual, on Tuesday evening. the Ep-
worth League service Thursday after
noon, the young peoples meeting led
by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Cashmere.
The regular weekly prayer service
on Thursday evening. Saturday at
ternoon Miss Alice Peters has charge
OF the Junior League.
The Village improvement society
had a meeting on Tuesday evening
and elected officers for the ensuing
year: President. C. s. Madison;
vice president, F. Il. Rice; secretary,
Mrs. Eddy; treasurer, C. R. Hawkins;
B. +. Smart, William j. Cole, G. e.
Moon, William ]. Young, J. s. Ball,
r. A. Moon. c. r. Hawkins to serve
as directors.