The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-28
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Louis Millington is getting out some
wood
Mrs. william Hard is conyaIescing
slowly.
Grant Bronson is painting his res
ldence.
George Walworth was in the village
on Sunday.
f. Eddy was In Bennington ON bus
mess Tuesday.
Miss Mile Galusha spent Sunday
with her mother.
John Carr and wife spent last Sun
day out Of town.
Mrs. G. s. Agan called on friends In
the village on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh Smart were
In Troy one day this week.
We're getting q little taste OF
weather in May akin to July.
Miss Florence Potter was in the
village Sunday for short time.
Mrs. James Atwood is visiting at
Mrs. A. A. Collins part Of this week
A new piano was placed in the
home OF G. Il. Moon on Monday.
Walter Cutting and family were
guests OF Harry Beagle and wife re-
Gently.
Mrs. Baldwin was In Bennington
recently attending a gathering of the
N. Il. 0. p.
Mrs David Bartlett entertained
friends q portion OF this week from
out OF town.
Mrs L. II. Davis and Mrs. LucIus
Buss visited Mrs. A. A. Collins ON
Wednesday last.
Miss Alma Elwell was home over
Sunday and was accompanied by a
young lady friend.
Hugh Hawkins and family have re.
turned from visit to his parents,
who live In Manchester.
!, Miss Alice Peters Is drilling the
Junior League class for an entertain.
: ment In the near future.
Mrs. Broclman and Mrs. Flora
! Bates Of Bennington visited Mrs. An
na Baldwin last Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Morse of Bennington
and daughter Marjorie visited Mrs.
Henry Pleasant on Sunday.
Rollin Howard will take up his liv.
Ing among the Pownal people, as he
has purchased farm there.
Mrs. William Moon spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs. George Washing.
! ton, living at North Hoosick.
Mrs. Sarah Mirfeld is enjoying the
warm days, spending as much time
as she can out on the porch.
Miss Evelyn Tacey is in poor health
but a season OF rest will, we trust, re-
store her to her usual health.
T. II. Dunlap's new Office is being
rapidly advanced. II is going to be
quite an addition to the Main street.
Mrs. John Gordon Jr., and daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. Gerard. living In Hinsdill-
vile.
. Samuel Tacey and brother Joseph
and ~ Hawkins visited Edwin Haw.
I kins last week and found him doing
we'll.
;, Mrs. Myron Whitcomb of Spring.
,, field. VT, Is 4 guest OF her parents,
1 Henry Beagle and wife and will Wis.,
1T other relatives.
Miss Hope Montgomery was guest
Of Miss Camilla Cole recently.
Miss Andrews who has been with
Mrs. c. r. Hawkins has left.
The Finn show was quite largely
attended. The shower in the evening
made sitting uncomfortable as re-
ported by some who attended.
Several from here who were In.
. tending to be present at the mission.
|. airy gathering at Pittsfield, Mass, this
week have through Illness been
> thwarted In their much desired plans.
! Mrs. Barrett and her little daughter
left her uncle's. t. II. Dunlap's on
Friday. Monday she left town to
Join her husband at Putney where
J they are to take up their residence
Tor the present.
DIR. Leroy Pierce of Manchester
was In the village on Sunday. His
young niece. Miss Mollie Pierce &C.
, companied him on his return home.
He drove an auto. M0llie returned
{ home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Mattison OF
Schenectady are rejoicing over the ar.
rival Of a daughter. The parents
we're residents here for quite long
time and hearty congratulations are
extended to them.
The three departments In the vii
lage school are preparing for Memori
al day exercises which will be held IN
Cole hall. After the exercises they
will go to the cemetery, with theiI
y floral offerings to decorate the graves
e lof the fallen brave.
This village was visited by the
worst electrical storm that has beer
: seen here In some time. Lyman Bar
ber's barn was struck by lightning
and killed both of his horses. The
barn was not burned. There Is M
0 lother report Of damage,