The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-25
SOUTH SALISBURY


r. Eddy was in Troy and Albany on !
Monday.
L. W. Cole spent part OF the week |
out OF town.
Arthur Millington and sister spent
Sunday out of town.
The village schools closed on Friday
night for the spring vacation.
Henry Pleasant has been on the sick
list but is better at this writing
Harry Peck visited at the home of
his uncle, T. H. Dunlap this week.
Mrs. Henry Spencer called on her
uncle, John Bradish, and wife on Sun
day,
Edward Millington recently visited
his brother, the doctor, at Greenwich,
n. Y.
Cyrus Hard is at his home here He
is better of his throat trouble and was
out on Sunday.
i. Way, wife and little son visited
Grandma Way at Sunderland Tuesday
for a few hours.
The new houses built by the Eagle
Square company will soon be ready
for the painters.
Mrs. Church was in the village call
ing on the ladies with fine line of
samples last week.
Rev, w. Cashmere gave his congre-
cation a very interesting sermon on
Sunday from Luke.
A supper viii be served in the
church parlor on Friday at 6 o'clock
and until all are served.
The society of Queen Esther had a
successful meeting on Monday evening
goodly number being out
Mrs. l.. W. Cole spent Sunday with
her mother at the home of her sister
Mrs. f. Graves in Sunderland
The meeting for work at the par
sonage on Tuesday afternoon was well
attended and the work progressed fine
ly.
Mrs F. S Locke will visit her home
in town for a short time. She will ar
rive on Wednesday of the present
week.
F. A. sticlSles, his son Fred and
others were in Remington and wit
messed The Travelling Salesman" last
week.
Mrs. Myron Barton reports her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. Charles Barton,
as more comfortable, but not yet able
to sit up.
The ice is considerable in evidence
yet there is no sleighing There was
one Or two days last week that a
sleigh ran very nicely.
Edward ]. Foley of Bennington and
a lady friend from Mechanicville were
guests at the home of Edward Patten
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hawkins, We're in
attendance at the reception Of the
official board, r. f. d., held at North
Bennington this week
Mrs. Edward Millington has been
quite seriously afflicted but it is
much better at this writing. She had
quite serious hemorrhages from the
nose.
Mr.. Cummins people living on what
is known as the Chase farm, gave a
party one evening last week, Dan
cling was one OF the festivities of the
evening.
Mrs. VIM. Potter Montgomery will
spend the school vacation upon the
farm. The boys are eager to SO back
to the farm home whenever opportun
ity affords.
Your correspondent will correct an
error made last week The Presiding
Elder p. L. Dow will be with thie
charge on Sunday next, morning and
evening.
Mrs. +. S. Locke will visit Miss Elvo
bronson at North Adams and Mr., and
Mrs. Jesse Eddy at Pittsheld, Mass,
enroute for SALISBURY, going by The
, Bellows Falls route.
sedgwick Cole is in town VISITING
with his wife at the home Of her sis
! ter, Mrs. o. Pierce at SALISBURY Cen
J ter Mrs. Cole is through with he
duties as nurse at Mrs. @. S. Maths
ons.
Charles Andrew, living in the brlcl
house Of c. r. and A. b. Hawkins eS
poets to move to Arlington next week
We are sorry 20 loose them Mrs An
drew is a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. p
White.