The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-09
SOUTH sHAFTssuRY

Mrs. Harry Beagle has lady friend
visiting her.
Miss Wardell Is living in r. A.
Moons family.
John Gregg has found employment
as a teamster.
Archie Madison has been in town
for few days.
Miss Clara Hawkins has returned
from Bennington.
Mrs. Emily Bucks condition does
not materially change.
Miss Bessie Sickle Is In town again
for the opening OF school.
F. Eddy and Harry MirHeld were in
Remington on Wednesday.
Miss Freda Brownson accompanied
her sister to Castleton for few days.
Miss Mary Wolcott of Waterbury,
Conn.,, is a guest Of friends In town
Norman Bottum, wife and little son
were in the village on Wednesday at.
tern0on.
Mrs. Il. BrOwnson has somewhat re.
covered from the last attack and ls
able TO sit up.
Mrs. Byron Mattison Is no better.
She Is very Ill with pneumonia with
very little hope OF recovery.
Hiram Huling has been several days
In the village pruning In orchards,
shade trees and grape vines.
Miss Norton who has been visiting
at Mrs. G. Il. Moons returned to Ben
nington In time TO begin school.
Mrs. William Moon and son Clar.
ence are visiting in Manchester at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. Cherbonneau.
Wednesdays report Of Mrs. Emily
Bucks condition confirms the report
that she has pneumonia and Is not
considered any better.
Edwin Brownson Is having his house
In the village put In order and will &C.
cupy II themselves. Mrs. Brownson
Is improving every day.
Solomon Carpenter and wife and
adopted son will have many relatives
and friends that will welcome them
as residents again In their native
town.
Floyd Montgomery moved this week
onto the farm that he bought OF the
Alonz0 Perkins heirs. He has been
living in Mrs. Sarah Martins house
south Of this village.
Congratulations are most cordially
extende dto Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Bot
tum who were so recently married
The bride has many friends, formerly
Miss Agnes Carpenter.
Do not forget the missionary meet.
ing on Friday afternoon OF next week
not alone the membership but all la
dies who should be interested in the
great work and needs.
VIII Harrington. the road commits
sioner, has moved from East Shafts
bury into the house of N. Hawkins re-
Gently vacated by Mr. Gunshan he hay
ing moved onto J. p. Taft's farm.
On Wednesday evening. April 8th
In the church parlor q free will offer
ing supper will be served by the ladies'
OF the NJ f. church. Do not forget
the day and the object Proceeds to
apply on pastors salary.
Don't miss good time: Capt.
Racket" o comedy in three acts; Ep-
worth League. at Cole hall, South
SALISBURY, April Is. 1908. Cast of
characters: Capt. Robert Racket of
the National Guard, f. J. Foxy; ODE
diah Dawson. his uncle from Japan, J.
F. Adams Timothy Tolman. his friend
who married for money, Clifford Haw-
kins; Mr.. Dalroy. his father-in.law,
Frank Dean; Clarice, the Captains
pretty wife. Bessie Mirfield; Mrs. Toll
man. lady with a temper, Clara Haw
kins; Katy, mischievous maid. Stel.
la Hawkins; TOotsey. the kid. This is
to be first class entertainment given
under the auspices OF the Epworth
League II deserves a large patron.
age. Plan to be present. II promises
to be one Of the best entertainments
given in a long time. Tickets CSC and
35c. Children 15c.