The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-08-26

Mass IL visiting MS aunt, MIS- M. II.
Munson.
Miss Pansy Hull Of Williamstown.
Mass, visited Mrs. Abner F. Towne
Saturday.
Miss Sophie Norwood has returned
from her vacation which she spent In
Esperance, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Proud and Mrs.
F. l.. Blair enjoyed a trip 10 Pontoos-
NC Lake Sunday.
A. B. Gardner was last heard from
In San Francisco. He Is probably on
his way east now.
Miss Grace Van Scha!ck has gone
to Middle Falls, N. l.. To visit her
grandfather, j. Baumes.
Charles r. Soule and Carrie B. Sell
by OF Bennington were married by
Rev j. G. Mitchell recently.
Mrs. Nickerson and Mrs. jerks of
Cheshire, Mass, were guests of Dea-
con +. j. Pettibone Tuesday.
A number from this village attend.
cd the lawn party at the home of Mrs
h. p Hazard "Intervale," Friday eve
ming.
Miss Jessie Ryder Of Albany, N. Y.
is the guest of Mrs. Alice G. Barber.
Mrs. Ryder who also was a guest for
short time has returned home.
Another night ascent of Greylock
was made Monday night, again chap
eroned by Mrs Alice G.. Barber. This
party was mostly composed of young
people.
The mails are now to be weighed
again commencing Wednesday morn
ing. The postmaster would request
that matter for dispatch be brought
in little earlier than usual.
Miss Bessie Ryan has returned bonn
lGreenwich, ~. Y, where she Visited
her aunt, Mrs. p White. Miss Ellis
ira White returned with her and will
spend her vacation in town.
Rev. Charles f. Van Schaicll left
Monday for Hydeville. VT. 10 attend
the session of the SALISBURY baptist
association. Mr. Van Schaick liz
booked TO preach the evangelical. ser
mon.
William Andrews has resigned bis
position with A. G Parker & Son to
accept one with c. II. Houghton & Co
of North Bennington. His place will
be filed by Henry ]. Tatro of North
Pownai.
Mrs. lone Mathers and Mrs. Caro-
line Cudworth who have been in town
for some time at Samuel Wright's.
have gone TO Greenfield, Mass. to Wis
liz Mrs. Erwin Truesdale, nee Miss
Maud Wright.
Miss Lode Gardner leaves for Sax
lions River VT, next week where she
will enter Vermont academy making
the fourth member of the family to at.
tend that institution. And there's one
more to follow.
James b Fulton OF Schenectady. n
Y, who mas been in town for A week
has returned to his business. His
wife and child will remain here some
time longer with Mrs. Fulton's par
ents, Rev. and Mrs, James c. Mitchell
George b. Flood and family who
have been in town for six weeks left
for home Tuesday. Their departure
was announced two weeks ago but
they were so pleased with the place
that n stay Of two weeks longer was
made.
Mrs. Judson Barber entertained q
large number of relatives Sunday
Among them were Richard Bahan
the musician of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs
George Barber and daughter Grace OF
Williamstown, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs
A. q. Barber of North Adams.
Miss Winnie Wright and Samuel
Wright left Tuesday morning for
Greenfield, Mass, whore they will be
the guests of friends for week They
win then so to Springfield. Mass.
where MISS Wright Will remain. hav'
ing lccn q gagged &c lee h In one OF
the large Springfield schools During
Mr.. Wrights absence his work is
cared for by John d. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G.. Parker and Mrs
\ J. 1uwnc acnt to Lee. Mass. last
week with the party from the North
Adams Country club which club had
a tenris march with tie (;reenocL
Country club Of that town, While
the trip was delightful the results
from q w.ining stapdp5in, were not
very desirable as tho North Adams
players were completely outclassed
Dr. Potter, Fred Potter and Milton
Potter nave returned from lake C"s
sayuna where they enjoyed few DAYS
fishing The trip was made IN DR.
Potter's Buick automobile and while
they did no. catch many fish they had
Il splendid motor trip which was free
from any trouble whatsoever. Dur
lug The absence of the men Mrs. Mil
ton Potter vas the guest of Mrs Fred
Potter.
The small wooden building owned
by the Wrights Health Underwear CO
at the lower end Of Main street, com
monty known as the "old postoffice
was moved by s. J. Grady Friday q
. Saturday TO his property at the uppel
end OF the street where he intends tC
place II at the rear of his house an(
convert II into a kitchen and wood
shed. Thus passes away one of the
landmarks Of the village.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve one of their we'll known
suppers in the church vestry mex
Friday evening from $3.50 until y. Al
are cordially invited. The new con
crete walk and steps to the vestry
have been completed and this will be
the first gathering to use them. The