The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-03
souTH sHAFTsrUaY

Harold Cole is visiting his home
this week.
The village schools will open on
Tuesday next.
Bruce Cole called on friends in the
village Tuesday.
Edwin Bronson is quite afflicted
with rheumatism.
Mrs. r. Patten has young lady
friend visiting her.
r. Eddy and grandson, Herbert were
In Johnsonville on Saturday.
@. Bronson is entertaining Mrs.
childs Of Troy at this writing.
Solomon Carpenter was q guest at
T. H. Dunlap's Tuesday night
Miss Dorothy Mattison is entertain.
ing two young lady friends this week.
Mrs. G. Bronson is entertaining
friends this week from Green Island.
Rev. G. s. Agan, wife and son are
visiting their friends in town this
week.
Mr.. Barber and family living on the
Cole farm went to the Cambridge fair
Tuesday
Frank Montgomery's little son is
daily falling and is an intense sufferer
but very patient.
Frank Buck, wife and daughter OF
Springfield, VT, are visiting his par
ents In this village.
Miss Bronson, living in TIE family of
r. A. Moon went to the Cambridge
fair on Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Mirfeld is spending a
little time at Mrs. George Montgom-
ery's with Miss Hope.
C. S. Madison has begun delivering
coal. He has fine Studebaker wag-
on for delivering coal and wood.
Rev VIM. Cashmere conducted the
examinations this week for scholars
wishing to enter the high school
The election passed off quietly on
Tuesday. The Republicans we're vic
torlous, Majority 26 for Leland Loom
is
G. e. Moon and wife are away for
their summer outing. They visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood in Dover during
their trip.
Mrs Fleming OF Adams. mother of
Miss Nettie Fleming, spent last Sun
day with her daughter at the home
of f. Il. Rice.
Miss Bessie Mirfleld expects to leave
for Whateley. Mass, Monday to take
4 position as assistant teacher in the
primary work.
Miss Anna Pleasant is visiting
friends in Dorset this week. Her sis
ter Minnie is with friends in the east
part of the town.
Miss Mary Hastings will leave town
Monday for her school work in Cas-
tine, Me. Her friend, Miss Bailey left
ibis week for her schoolwork in Maine
Friends of H NJ. Bottum are very
much pleased to learn of the conval-
essence of MS wife who has had a sew
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Mrs. Earle Howard came to town on
Tuesday and on Wednesday the How
ard family accompanied by Rev. Agan
and family went to the Cambridge
fair.
Rev. Walter Z. Thompson and Mrs.
Thompson were guests at the home
of F. h. Rice short time last week,
and called on several OF their friends,
who were glad to see them.
Rev William Cashmere was greatly
disappointed by not being able to give
the examinations last week as adver-
tised. Through lawlessness or loss by
mail the examination papers did not
reach him but they came this week
The person or persons who draped
c. K. and A. b. Hawkins store door
with crepe may sometime suffer de-
feat themselves. II was a very I'm
neighborly and unfriendly act and
should be beneath the dignity OF any
gentleman.
Miss Jennie Hastings. teacher of the
grammar department, Miss Clara Haw-
kins, teacher of the intermediate de-
partment and Miss Austin, teacher In
the primary and Miss Bessie Sickle,
of Sandgate will return to this village
for school again this year.
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