The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-03

Rev. VIM. Cashmere delivered the
Grafton at North Bennington on Mon
day.
Mr.. Solomon has improved in
health and is able again to resume his
work.
The Queen Esther circle met at the
home of Mrs. l.. w. Cole on Monday
evening.
r. A. Moon took his Sunday school
class on ride to Hedges pond on
Monday
f. E. Rice and wife went to Pitts
field on Saturday to visit their son
and family
Mrs. Harry Beagle spent Sunday at
the home of her uncle, Bert Willard
| in Bennington.
Mrs. G. e. Moon and son Ralph left
| for Troy on Saturday evening, re-
naming until Monday.
Miss lone Elwell returned to Ben
nington on Monday night after few
days spent at her nome here.
Miss Nettie Flemming went to No.
Adams on Saturday to spend Sunday
and Monday vita her people.
Miss Hattie Twitcnell and Miss
Nellie Patchin were guests of Mrs.
William Bourne on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Marshall were
guests at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Barton on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Moon and her son, Clar-
ence spent Sunday and Monday in
Manchester with Mr.. Meecham's peo-
pie.
The Eagle Square company aave a
new engine to be set up. They are
requiring more power to facilitate
their business.
Clifford Hawkins Sunday school
class, No. l, will serve ice cream at
the churchon Wednesday nigat. They
are the wee ones.
Quite number of young people
from this village were in attendance
at the Decoration exercises at North
Bennington Monday.
G. e. Moon and ais brother William
started for Dover on Saturday morn
ing in pouring rain. They had a
pleasant day for their return.
Mrs. l.. w. Cole returned on Satur-
day from Brandon where she has been
in attendance at gathering of the
| Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
The Village improvement society
will hold another business meeting on
Friday evening. All interested in the
Fourth of July festivities will be pres.
ent.
J. S. Ball entertained his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Houghton Saturday and
Sunday. Mrs. Barney, her husbands
daughter and young child accompan-
led her
Miss Ernestine Mirfield of Albany
has been a guest of her cousin, Miss
Jennie Hastings for few days and
called on the other relatives in the
village.
On Thursday and Friday of next
week. Rev. Vim. Cashmere will con-
| duct the school examinations for pro-
motions in the village on Thursday
and Friday of next week, June 10 and
IL.
| The Village improvement society
voted funds on Friday night for the
| erection of an iron fence set in con-
crete foundation to enclose the viii
| lage pump and have it something be-
side the filthy, unsightly place that it
| has gotten to be.
| We are glad as a community to
| learn that an ice cream parlor is to
be established here in the basement
of the brick house, owned by G. R. and
A. b. Hawkins. Frank Foster will
| dispense to the public G. L. Hudson's
renowned ice cream. The community
is sufficiently large to really demand
It.
The Queen Esther circle will serve
supper in the CHURCH parlors on Fri
day evening of the present week. The
small sum of ten cents will be asked.
Come and help the worthy cause, as
they need their Golfers replenished to
| buy supplies to make up for the nee
dy Encourage them with your pres
ence and your money.
While driving to or from the NJ e.
charge at North SALISBURY, Rev. VIM
Cashmere met a carriage and turned
out to pass when reckless auto dri-
yer in trying to pass between the two
MT Mr.. Casnmore's rig, running the
harness and cutting the horse some
what. A pretty reckless driver and
one who deserves punishment to the
extent of the law. If he is a manly
men, he will make restitution.
conference.-the manner in which
your remedy, HILLS PILE POMADE
is put up is an ideal one, and one a
physician could recommend.
Very truly yours,
F. Simon, M. d.
Even the medical profession are
ever ready to back up every claim we
could possibly make for HILLS PILE
POMADE, knowing as they do, it's
wonderful benefits.-Wm. Il. Gokay'l
Pharmacy.