The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-19
SOUTH SALISBURY


Miss Rose LaDeu spent Sunday out
of town.
Mrs Lemuel Buck has been visit
ing friends out of town.
Fred Beagle is on the Union Pacific
tea cart that runs through here.
F. Eddy and family visited the GEM
etery on Maple Hill on Sunday.
Mr.. Simmons men are doing piping
through F. Eddy's house this week.
Mrs. Twogood of Troy has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. John Bradish.
Mrs. C. S. Mattison entertained
guests last week from out of town.
Members of A. B. Hawkins family
were in attendance at the Odd Eel
lows picnic.
The party from Hedges lake return
ed on Saturday evening and reported
a fine time.
John Dunlap, an uncle of Postmas-
ter Dunlap has been guest at tleir
home for few days.
Mrs. Tirzah Harrington with family
enjoyed Sunday with friends out of
town on little picnic.
The Eagle Square Co closed works
for August 16. The stores closed for
the afternoon and evening.
Jesse Eddy of Pittsfield is taking
his vacation this week with his wife
and child at his home here.
Mrs. George Moore and daughter
Florence of Bennington spent last
Friday with Mrs. John Bradish.
Miss Sarah Salmon left town for
Saratoga on Monday and will visit her
sister-in-law in Troy before returning.
Mrs. Edwin Bronson has returned
from Winhall, left her daughter bet
ter but not able to be up long at a
time
Miss Rilla Childs returned this
week after quite an extended visit
WITH her mother Mrs Mary eddy
Galusha.
Mr.. Solomon and wife and also
Samuel Galusha and wife went to
Pownal for the Odd Fellows and Re
bekan picnic.
G. Bronson was out with his auto
on Sunday afternoon and had the mis-
fortune to have break that neces-
STATED horse power to get home.
Merle Spencer, wife and son and
Mr. and Mrs, Wilcox and son Roy OF
Rutland came by auto to visit at the
home of Samuel Galusha on Sunday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koetenates
and two children from Newport. r. l.,
have been visiting their. sister Mrs
Samuel Galusha and returned on Fri
day last.
Mrs. Fanny ]. Adams of Raymer-
town. n. ", mas been visiting her
brother, John Bradish. also his niece,
Mrs. G. w. Eddy of Upper Troy has
been his guest.
The North Bennington band gave
an open air concert on the lawn in
front of Cole hall on Saturday evening
and it was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Tirzah Harrington and her
daughter. Miss Nora have recently
visited North Adams for the purpose
of selecting a piano. They have a
new upright purchased of w. S. I'm
derwood q Co.
Miss Wrinkles of Troy gave a recital
at Cole hall on Wednesday evening of
last week She is young but masters
her profession. The Ladies' Aid soc
iety secured her. The house was not
as good as the entertainment deserv-
ed.
F. Eddy. wife and grandson were
In Hoosick Falls on Saturday for a
short time. called on Edward Clark
and wife and found them well. Mr..
Clark is much better than for months
Sorry to hear of the late serious i'll
ness of HAL Parsons. On the return
home they enjoyed the clambake at
Battlefield park given for the benefit
OF st. Agnes guild of Hoosick.
F. Eddy, wife and grandson, Her
bert, drove TO Bennington Falls on
Friday, Mr.. Eddy having business for
the Eagle Square company. They
were very pleasantly entertained at
the home of ]. Ed Walbridge. They
are so delightfully."- situated in that
fine old homestead, never having been
occupied by any save the Walbridge
family since it's erection 1913 years
ago. In roaming about the house and
premises one cannot but dwell on the
construction of tnat house. the days
and months of untiring labor for it is
skilled hand work. The dining room
especially is a work of art, fine re-
ception hall with its grand old stair
case. The views from the upper
rooms are grand. When their outside
changes are all completed 1t will be
a place to be much envied. Mr.. Wal
bridge and his daughter, Mrs. Har
mon, were untiring in showing about
the home and grounds. The new
house for their cousin, Miss Hattie
when completed is going to be very
pleasant. The young people entertain
largely and were enjoying rowing on
the river with guests on Friday after
noon. The hostess, Mrs. Walbridge
keeps young with her daughters and