The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-07
SOUTH SALISBURY


Charles Solomon is on the sick list
Walter Bronson has gone west
again.
Charles Becker was in the village
on Sunday.
Miss Mile Galusha spent Sunday
with her mother.
Some new maple syrup has been
brought into the village.
Erwin Mattison contemplates the
purchase of an automobile.
Mrs H. Harris visited friends in
Troy Tuesday of last week. /.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith are enter
tanning a young lady friend.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hawkins last Monday.
Ada Adams of Bennington spent
Sunday with her parents here.
Remember the Easter day services
on Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. II. A. Bottum was a guest of
Mrs. Dunlap on Monday afternoon
Fred Dunn spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends in North Adams.
Miss Eta Andrew was a guest of
Mrs. Ernest Mattison on Friday last.
Elmer Bushee got a finger cut at
the Eagle Square Works on Thursday
Mrs. f. Farnham of West Arlington
was a guest of Mrs. Lemuel Buck on
Saturday
Mrs. George Washington visited her
sister, Mrs w. Moon one day last
week
Mr.. Jones has moved his goods to
one of the new houses on Cleveland
avenue.
Mrs. Royal Harris visited her broth
er, Fred Corey at the Samaritan last
tuesday.
The mud is drying up rapidly in
this village. Autos are little in ev-
idence
David Bartlett has moved to town
again and is living in F. Towards
tenement.
r. A. Moon. wife and twin daugh-
tiers were at her fathers on Sunday
afternoon.
Ed King and his mother have NOV
ed into one of the Eagle Square Cos
tenements.
Mrs. Mary Eddy Galusha returned
from Moretown, Vt, the latter part
of last week
Mrs. E. Way and Mrs. Jessie Whip
pie were in Bennington on Wednesday
of last week.
Miss Austin and Miss Lyons spent
Saturday and Sunday at their homes
in Bennington,
Miss Margaret Thompson of Airing
ton visited Miss Jennie Hastings on
Friday afternoon.
Charles Bartlett has moved from
the Furnace ground into one of c. S.
Mattison's tenements.
The Sunday school is rehearsing
for an Easter concert. There will be
Rotations and music.
Mrs. H. c. Spooner of Forestdale,
Vt, is spending some time with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Downer.
The Misses Mildred and Fannie
Mattison spent Sunday with their
aunts, Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Maths
on.
On Sunday evening next the preach
ing service will be omitted The Sun
day school will have an Easter SER
vice.
Freeman Howard has taken out a
license for selling milk and he began
on Monday morning. David will take
the route work.
f. Bucks children of East Airing
ton have returned, after several days
visit with their grandparents, Lemu-
ell Buck and wife.
Mr.. Taylor has broken up his house
keeping in George Montgomery's ten
ement on Main street and expects to
procure work elsewhere.
H. A. Bottum and Mrs. Bottum
made a short stop in the village We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Bottum has
been quite afflicted OF late with sci
dllC TleuIldIlSH.
Mr. Olmstead who has been in the
employ of the Eagle Square Company
for some months. has returned to his
former home in Keene, ~ II. A son
still remains with the company.
Friends of Mrs. Mary L. Atwood
will be sorry to learn of her continued
illness. She has been a great SUI
ferer for sixteen weeks or more with
rheumatism. Thus far medical skill
has seemed to bring no relief.
On Sunday morning Rev. w. Cash
more preached from Philippians, 4th
chapter, LIST verse. Having read the
entire chapter for the morning read
ing, the discourse gave rise to a great
deal of thought. The celebrations
must have appealed to all.