The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-05
SOUTH sAAFTseuRY


Mrs. Edwin Bronson remains about
the same.
Mrs. l., w. Cole is still confined to
the house.
Mrs. William Becker was in the vii.
lage on Tuesday.
Rollin Howard is critically Ill at his
home at SALISBURY Center.
Mrs. George Knapp Is suffering more
this week than for some days past.
Mrs. L. w. Cole is better of her sew.
ere attack, the result of hard cold.
Miss Elwell youngest daughter of
David Elwell spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mrs. Oscar Cleveland has been spend
ing few days with her daughter, Mrs
Robert Moon.
Miss Alice Young of SALISBURY De-
pot was guest of Miss Bessie Niles
over Sunday.
One of the Granger children are very
III with pneumonia and there is little
hOPO Va iSSoNNi1s
Miss Mary Hastings is home for
quite vacation from her school duties
at Castine. Maine.
Miss Smalley who is living with her
sister, Mrs. Arson Hawkins, is quite
i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Lena Norton and her little son
ms IaxY % -. "A
were in attendance at church.
Miss Myrtle Bouplon has a younger
sister with her at DR.. Deans. The
doctor is treating her for spinal trou-
BILE,
William Madison has little son
who is very i'll and it is thought that
| he has pneumonia. Two OF the little
ones have gone to their grandmother S
| 10 stay
| We are glad to note the needed re-
| pairs on Cole hall that have been an
! eyesore 10 all interested in the preser.
walton of the hall, and was disgrace
to the town leaving it uncared for SO
long.
The Sunday school convention was
not largely attended but those that
went were furnished food for much
thought and gained many helpful hints.
Miss Batch is very helpful In her sug-
! gestions.
Miss Nettie Fleming and Miss Edith
Harris were in Albany on Monday
Miss Harris is going to take business
course at the college OF stenography
and typewriting to better fit herself for
her work in the Eagle Square Cos Of
nee.
Mrs. Schuyler Harrington is very i'll
at the home OF her sister, Mrs. Tirzah
| Harrington. She had been over tC
North Bennington and on returning
called at her sisters and while there
was stricken with paralysis. Sunday
she was reported little better.
The evangelist arrived on Saturday
evening and occupied the pulpit with
Rev. c. S. Agan on Sunday morning
After a few remarks from the pastor
the evangelist sang and then gave q
brief but interesting talk. He Is q
plcdstt1J SIedhtT anu mas ill unusually
pleasing voice. He rendered the 23rt
Psalm as they sing 1t in the home coun
try which was very impressive. His
singing, Nearer My God to Thee" il
three different languages interested
the children in the Sunday school
The evangelist left his home in Turke,
as his father wished to get an educa
ton in this country. His father Is 1
minister of the Gospel In the HON,
, land, but the son cannot return to hin
but he will not lack for friends in hi!
chosen country and vocation. The
meetings will be held afternoons ant
evenings. A very cordial invitation
is extended to all. There will be I,
meeting in the church Monday after
: noon for the Juniors and on Tuesda,
afternoon for young people. On Wed
.nesday afternoon parlor meeting a
Mrs. Eddy's will be held to which al
are invited to come that care to hell
the needful cause