The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-13
SOUTH SALISBURY

+. E. Rice is gaining and will soon
be out again.
Henry Beagle has been quite Ill
with the grip.
There was threatened thunder
shower Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Clara Beagle is recovering
from an attack OF the grip.
Mrs. c. s. Mattison is entertaining
sister who has been very III.
There was a moving picture show
at Cole hall on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thelbert Putnam is confined
to her room with an attack of grip.
David Elwell is assisting N. Haw-
kins during the absence of his son.
Chris Jesperson has hired out to
Mr.. Harwood on the Bennington road
Mrs. Brown of Granville was visit
ing her brother. Frank Downs last
week.
Mrs. E. Brownson is improving
since her removal to a more quiet
place.
A few more books have been added
to our circulating library the past
week.
The l.. s. club met with Mrs. Frank
Downs last week. Refreshments were
served.
The vaudeville Friday night though
pronounced good was not financial
success.
7. II. Dunlap has broken ground on
his vacant lot and will erect an office
at once.
Joseph Bowen of SALISBURY Depot
is renovating some of the houses I'm
this village.
VIII Harrington, road commission
er, has been doing some work Oh the
main street.
Gardens are beginning to be work
ed. Some OF thee arlier ones are
showing life
The Odd Fellows hall is undergo.
ing needed repairs. At present they
are stating it.
Harry Willoughby and his assis-
tan finished the timing on f. Eddy's
house on Monday.
Fred Sickle Jr., and sister. Miss
Bessie visited their parents at Sand.
gate over Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. Dean were in Pownal
last week to see her sister who was
very i'll with measles.
Mrs. l.. w. Cole will spend Monday
and Tuesday with her mother at e.
Graves In Sunderland.
G. Bronson and family were out In
their new auto on Monday night. Ed
ward Beagle was running it.
Rev. w. Cashmere gave very in.
teresting discourse Sunday morning
from Luke, 9TH chapter. 9th verse.
G. F. Chaplin has been in town for
a couple OF days but returned to Wat
erbury, Conn.,, on Tuesday morning.
The leaves are fast putting out.
The warm rains will make everything
look fresh. The lawns are in good
condition.
Mrs. James Atwood of Dover is ex-
pected In town this week. She will
be entertained at the home of vii.
liam Moon.
Vernon Cole was In attendance at
the funeral Of the late Samuel Wright
living on the Cole farm on the Ben
nington road.
Mr.. Solomon has been papering for
w. Moon and is now doing some work
for Mrs. Clarence Chandler on the
Bennington road.
Mrs. Mary r. Galusha is entertain
ing her daughter, Mrs. II. Shaw from
North Adams, They called on friends
In the village on Monday.
Mrs, Stella (Bottum) Barrett who
is visiting at her old home with her
two children, called ON her uncle. T,
II. Dunlap and family last week.
]. s. Ball has moved and is rooming
In his new apartments, taking his
meals out. He has a new piano and
entertained the choir on Saturday eve.
ming for their rehearsal.
Minnie Pleasant visited her aunt
Minnie Bartlett In East SALISBURY
Saturday and Sunday. Her youngest
brother, little Marshal, has visited
them couple Of days, his first stay
from the home without his parents.
Byron Carey who had S. Il. Haw.
kins' repairs In hand has been very
III with grip and was in the village
for the first time Monday for several
weeks, He looks poorly. His wife
and daughter Alma have both been
III with grip.
Edwin Hawkins left town on Sun,
day for Troy where he will undergo
an operation for appendicitis He
was successfully operated on Monday.
His father and DR., +. +. Dean were In
attendance. Mr.. Hawkins returned
by the afternoon flyer.
The Junior Endeavor society is
preparing for an entertainment In the
near future. Their leader, Miss Alice
Peters Ia working hard to have II n
success. All mothers and elder sis
ters In the different families would
help Miss Peters by giving encourage.
ment to the children to help TO make