The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-27
NORTH BENNINGTON

NON ! n oGNNiN1 ON
Floyd Tefft OF Schenectady is the
guest OF his parents here.
Mrs. Dora Foster of Cambridge is
stopping at Mrs. Susie Wolfe's.
Mrs. Jennie Scriyens has moved In
TO the double house near the Il u shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Roster of Ben
nington spent Sunday with his par
ents.
The Il. Y. Waist shop Is running on
partial time. the first four days OF the
week.
Miss Alice Brown OF Waites Cor.
ners is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
Jay LOOMS.
Mr. and Mrs. George Howard OF Ar.
lington were the guests OF relatives
In town Sunday.
Preparations are under way In the
local churches for fitting observance
OF Children's day.
Miss Edith Phillips OF Troy is
spending her Easter vacation with
relatives In town.
Mrs. Ella Clark is somewhat I'm.
proved In health and was able to take
a short ride Sunday.
Mrs. II. G. Cole is spending some
time at Clifton Springs, n. y, for the
benefit OF her health.
The other shops of the village have
adopted the regular summer sched-
ule OF Saturday afternoons of.
Mrs. Bigelow of Stowell. VT, is Wis.
iting her daughter, Miss Grace Bige-
low Of the high school faculty.
Arthur Durham, wife and little
daughter of South SALISBURY were
guests of his father, II. s. Durham on
Sunday.
The regular covenant meeting OF
the Baptist church will. be held
Thursday evening In connection with
the weekly prayer meeting.
Edgar w. Mattison was injured by
fall while az work In the Eagle
Square shops and was Obliged to re
main ut home for few days.
c. ii. Houghton & Co.. are beauti-
flying the interior of their store with
paint and the addition OF new sys-
TEN OF lighting makes 1t very attrac-
tive.
The new farm house on Hall farms
which has been In the process Of build
ing during the winter is nearing con.
pletion and will soon be ready for oc-
cupancy.
Conrod Hynick has moved from the
Stanley farm 10 the Elf Richardson
place formerly occupied by John Fitz-
gerald who has moved into the Gould
house, recently purchased by DR.. d.
A. Gleason.
George Burt of Arlington has been
in town for few days In the interest
Of the Huling property. Mrs. Huling
and daughter. Mrs Carter who have
spent the winter In Newtonville, Mass
with Mrs. Arnold, are expected home
soon.
The Williams College Musical as
ISOLATION, the glee club, mandolin club
and banjo club, and an elocutionist
will give concert at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening. Preced-
ing the concert supper will be serv-
ed I'm the dining room of the church
The new roads between this place
and South SALISBURY that have re.
Gently been opened to the public,
have several dangerous places where
the banks are so high and steep that
II horse became frightened. serious
results might be the outcome. The
road commissioner and selectmen
have been over the ground and order
ed guard rails to be placed along all
places Of possible danger.
An entertainment will be given In
the Baptist church, Tuesday evening.
May 9th, under the auspices Of the
Young Mems club. Rev. Mr.. Adams
Of the SALISBURY Baptist church has
been engaged to give a stereoptican
lecture on life in the Congo. Mr..
Adams spent many years In that sec
ton OF Africa, as missionary and
the lecture promises TO be Of unusual
interest. A collection will be taken
to defray expenses.
Tucker Chapter. No. 3S, o. Il. s.,
have elected the following officers to
serve for the ensuing year. W. mat
ron, Mrs. II. s. Walbridge W. patron,
DR.. ]. B. Woodruff associate matron,
Mrs. Edward White; secretary, Mrs.
J. b. Woodruff; treasurer. Mrs. kath
crime Mattison conductress,' Mrs.
William Cole. These officers, to.
gether with those to be appointed
by the worthy matron will be install
ed at the convocation In May.
improvements on the Stanley farm
recently purchased by w. H. White
are being made with remarkable ra
pidity. The trimming OF orchards and
repairing of buildings will soon make
II fine piece Of property. This helps
to improve the appearance OF the cen
etery as well, II being so near, and
makes Cemetery hill pleasant spot
The cemetery grounds are being pu
in good condition and the first attempt
at starting some shrubbery Is beint
made Several beds of shrubs have
been set out and q few trees. An
other year the association hope to a.
much more In this line. The 10
owners are appreciating more ant
more each year the good work that j
being done. The whole grounds ar
now kept lawn moved and certaini