The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-01
SOUTH sHAFTssuRy

Fred Adams has returned from An
napolis, Md.
I MISS Mile Galnsha spent Sunday
win her mot ,er
Mrs. Frederick EDDY is confued to
the house by illness.
DR.. F. S. Locke of Springfield will
spend the Fourth in town.
Miss Bessie Sickle of Sandgate is
in town for a short time.
Frank Dean is assisting in the store
of c. r. and A. B. Hawkins
Eben Winslow visited at the home
of JOAN Gordon on Sunday.
The Misses loar and Alma Elwell
| spon. Sunday al her home.
NJ. NJ. Deau of North Bennington
was IA the village on Tuesday.
Fred Sickle Jr ~ill spend mis- va
cation at his homo ir Sandgate.
Mrs. L. v Cote win visit aer
mother, Mrs. Way of Sunderland this
week.
Miss Fiorehce Potter of bennington
visited Miss Oo"n1y Madison on
luesn,y.
Mrs. F. b. Mattison and daughter of
Schenectady are visiting at the nome
of F. f. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hawkins and son
Harold were out of town tor a few
days this week
Will Winslow of Bennington was in
town Sunday visiting his sister. Miss
Bessie A. Mirfeld.
Jaiacs Beagle of .;n'ilsh Id has op-
ened shoe store IN ~" ! .sement of
tle l. o. o. f. matt
Mrs. George Jones and child re-
turned from quite an extended visit in
Amsterdam. n. y, recently.
The Eagle Sa are company viii
shut down on Vel lesday right for
their semi-annnll inventory.
Misses Clara and Stella Hawkins
and Clifford Hawkins have returned
from visiting at Port Henry. y. 7.
and Mrs. bz'hr5 base, and son
have returned from ihsm .o:rn IN
Flo,ila 9nd a'c f.o... ne at the hnme
OF Ball
Mrs. Charles Sweet of Ossning. n.
Y, who was called here by the death
of her mother, Mrs. James Monroe,
has returned.
Misses Beatrice Harris and Maud
Panken were members of the grad
uating class at the North Bennington
high school this year.
Mrs. Katherine Mattison. Mrs John
Van Horn and Mrs. Valda Tompkins
Of North Bennington were in town en-
Tuesday calling on friends.
J. T Fradenburg arrived N town
on Monday. Sir. aud Mrs Fraden- !
burg leave town the latter part of the
week for Client n T.. Cor short Wis
1t with sister.
A very fine cnildren's day concert |
was given at the church last Sunday |
evening. Great credi. Is due the com
mittee in charge for the excellent pro |
gram and the manner in which it was |
rendered.
The Eagle baseball team of this
village wedt 20 North Bennington last |
and defeated the Stars by |
the score Of loo Next Saturday they |
will play a ret I'm game on the Fur |
mace grounds ut $3.50.
Miss Isabel Cole entertained her |
class, the class of % of the Moth |
Bennington high school Friday after |
noon. The baby % the class Miss |
Ruth Lane. was presented with sill
yer cup by the class.
,fr. and Mr. Cranr bronson and |
Mss Freda and Mss I3l'dciIs Buck |
attended the cGmi ercement exercises |
OF he CastletoL Normal school where |
Miss Tula Bconson was graduated |
last week The party made the V.p |
IN Nj Bronson Buick Miss lula |
returned with thcm
The usual good program for the 4th
has been arranged with the usual eX- |
cellent chicken pie dinner at Ccie hall. |
Bryant's brass band will furnish the
music for the day. A very fine enter
tainment will be given in the evening |
at Cole hall. Every effort is being put
forth to make the day a success; bet
ter than ever before.
Mrs. Jane Andrew Monroe uleu at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. II.
Hawkins Friday Iast at one o'clock. |
Funeral services were held on Sun |
day lnterment was in the Maple Hill |
Rev w. II. Cashmere Of
ficiated. Mrs. Monroe was a daugh-
ter of the late Charles and Tirzah |
Montgomery Andrew. She was born
in and had always been resident of |
the town In her early days she was
a very successful school teacher. Mrs. |
Monroe was a widow of the late War |
ner Monroe and was the mother of |
six children, three of which are liv- |
ing, Mrs. c. r. Hawkins and Charles |
Monroe of this town and Mrs. Charles |
Sweet of Ossining, n. Y. She also /
leaves three grandchildren, Wales |
Monroe Hawkins, Arson Smalley |
Hawkins and Karl Monroe Sweet In |
the death of Mrs. Monroe Salisbury |
loses one of its noblest women.
faithful and devoted wife and mother,
a kind neighbor and staunch friend to |
all. Mrs. Monroe had been i'll for
some time and at times suffered in |