The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-24
SOUTH sHAFrssuRy


Miss Dorothy Madison has returned
from her visit In Troy.
Mrs. d. Baldwin was out on Sunday
after her severe attack of tonsilitis.
Eugene Deitz and son will begin re-
pairing F. Eddy's residence this week.
The tison-Shuttleworth wedding
announcement cards have been re-
ceiyed.
Clifford Kline and Fl. A. Davis were
In the village Sunday and called on
friends.
| Mrs. Spencer. mother of Mrs. f. M.
Hawkins is seriously Ill with heart
trouble.
Mr.. Humphrey has rented Warren
Marshalls residence and moved onto
the place
f. Montgomery's little one is doing
finely, recovering from the operation
on his eye.
Jesse G. Eddy and a lady friend
spent Sunday with his parents F. E.
Rice and wife.
The Misses Bessie and Mildred
calling on friends.
l.. w. Cole was in Bennington Sat
Iurday and called on his son Harold at
| the Hyde Drug store.
Miss Edith Harris came home from
Albany Business college to spend Sun
day with her parents.
Miss Bottum, daughter of Ienuel
Bottum was guest at her aunts, Mrs.
A. B. Hawkins over Sunday.
Harry Lathrop will move to North
Bennington this week and will work
for General j. G.. Mccullough.
Mrs. Mary Seymour Galusha is at
tending Mrs. Mrfield, who has been a
shut in for so many months.
Mrs. Alice Becker was with her sis
ter Mrs. Mary Knapp during the last
week or more of her last illness.
, Mrs. Harry Beagle was received in
to the NJ. T.. church by letter from
her former home church at Benning-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Shuttleworth of Am
, sterdam. n. Y, have been guests ut the
NJ. II. parsonage for a few days the
past week.
Miss Rilla Gausha is home from
Worcester Mass, for brief visit
She was accompanied by yeoune
gentleman friend.
The birthday party in honor of Miss
Anna Pleasant 18th anniversary has
he'd to be deferred on account of the
death of her aunt. Mrs. Knapp.
The sickness in the Oscar Cross
family is sad both father and mother
afflicted. At last accounts they hat
not been able to be removed to theil
own home.
Arthur Knapp has rented what il
known as the school farm" in Airing
? ton and is getting ready to move HI
will be delayed few days owing t.
the death Of his mother.
On Sunday next will occur the las
quarterly communion oft his confer
ence year. There will also be re
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their probationary season.
} Mrs. Edwin Bronson is able to 81
up but has trouble with her throa
yet Her sons wife, Mrs. Georg
Bronson has been caring for her ant
the house since the nurse and he
daughter went away
II Mrs. F. f. Rice gave tea part
y" Friday afternoon to few of he
friends, Mrs. A. A. Collins. Mrs. Ed
ward Wilmington, Mrs. John Bradisf
Mrs. Newman Hawkins, Mrs. Aurill
3 Galusha and was very much enjoye
by all especially the bountiful repas
n followed by ice cream.
2. Clarence ]. Ferguson of Burlingto
y. spoke In the NJ. +. church on Sunda
a morning In the interest of the Ant
~ Saloon League. Subject of address
THE old Spawned Steed' or 9TH
Four Year Old Colt" Mr.. Ferguso
accompanied Rev. c. s. Agan to hi
: charge at SALISBURY in the afternoon
On Saturday evening there will be
meeting of Sunday school officers an
teachers to submit ideas and plans fc
better work in our Sunday schoo
which we are glad to state Is steadil
increasing in interest and In number
The superintendent, s. f. Hawkin
and his assistant, Harry Mirfeld. al
greatly interested in the work of i
crease in numbers and work.
Owing to the special services col
Quoted by Mr.. Emirion the meetin
of the w. F. NJ. society was abandon
ed. The second week In April wi
occur the next regular meeting. Thei
will be added interest to look forwar
to jim the coming session as Mr.
Merrill Hitchcock and Mrs. Waite
White will be with u.s. Mrs. Hitcl
cock has an interesting paper to rea
The meeting will be held in til
church so there will be room for a
interested in missions to enjoy. Kee
this in mind, April Sth.
Mrs. Mary Cone Knapp died abol
o'clock on Saturday morning afte
long and painful Illness She ha
= been q patient sufferer, was ready an
willing to go when the last call shout
come. The deceased was So years oil,
She leaves a husband, two sons, M
ron and Arthur, also four daughter
, Mrs. Lillian Belrose of Woodford, Mr.
Nora Starks, Mrs. Mary Pleasant {
/ SALISBURY and Miss HELEN Knapp {
Pittsfeld, Mass. The funeral wa
held at the church about half past
O'Clock after the house service, Re-
. C. S. Agan officiating. Mrs. Knap
was member of this church, but fc
a lonp time has not been able IN Q
- from her home. The burial was
the village cemetery. Besides her in
mediate family are survived by he
two brothers Hugh and David Con
=, three sisters Mrs. Henry Pleasan