The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-27
SOUTH SALISBURY

Illldiu iluiiHS 10 Jul VI to"h wi a.
while
Miss Anna Bates was guest of F.
on Sunday.
Miss Clara Hawkins returned from
Stamford on Saturday.
George Howard of Arlington was a
guest of his parents on Sunday.
The village schools will close In two
weeks for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Lemue Buck and her mother,
Mrs. Young are both very poorly.
Earl Howard, wife and child were
at the home of his father on Sunday.
The NJ. +. churcn choir is again or
ganized under new leader, Mr..
Jones,
f. A. Sickle returned to the Eagle
Square works after a week or so at
his home. ~
Mrs. Emerson Estabrook spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with her cou-
sins here.
A slight white frost was seen early
Tuesday morning in some parts of
the village.
Miss Chase who has been in town
week or more returned to Hoosick
Falls Saturday last.
Mr.. Streeter is entertaining his
father at this writing. He has been
in Sandgate of late.
Miss Freda Bronson entertained
Miss Katherine LOOMS of North Ben
nington last Thursday.
Ernest Bottum and his mother we're
guests of Mrs. Bottum's daughter Mrs
F. Howard on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Pleasant has returned
after week spent with her aunt,
Mrs. Bartlett in Glastonbury
Miss Jessie Whipple went to North
Bennington on Friday last to meet her
mother and sisters from Onio.
Mrs. William Cole took her cousin.
Mrs. Estabrook out for a short car.
riage drive on Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. e. church
will serve a strawberry short cake
supper on Friday evening of this
week.
Mrs. L. w. Cole expects to go &c
Brandon this week to be present al
the Woman's Foreign Missionary con
yention to be held there.
Mrs. Shuttlewortn of Amsterdam
mother of Mrs. c. S. Mattison and Mr..
Jones are spending a short time with
them. She has a granddaughter witt
her
rumor is heard that we are tc
lose one of our village young men
who is clerking in the f. l.. Mattjsor
store. We hope our loss will be his
gain.
| Mrs William Moon entertained her
niece, Miss Whitman of Arlington on
Monday, also another niece, Mrs
Frank Beagle and two little daughters
of North Bennington.
The Queen Esthers 1lad a business
meeting on Monday evening. Ice
cream was served at the close of the
meeting. The Misses Flemming and
Clara Hawkins served.
The Village Improvement society
met for election of officers on Monday.
The Ladies Aid society will join with
the V. |. S. this year and share in the
proceeds of July festivities.
Members of the North Bennington
high school accompanied by the school
faculty were entertained at the home
of David Howard, a former student, on
Thursday evening of last week.
= Though four miles out of Benning-
ton the excitement over the murder of
the young Italian there created quite
stir here. Some were sure that he
passed through her, some one answer.
ing the description of him. It is easy
for imagination to get tne better of
some under such excitement
Mrs. Ellen Coleman Sullivan, wife
of Jerry Sullivan died at tne Brattle-
boro retreat May 20 from the effects
OF uraemia. She had been well until
a Few days before her death She
has been suffering some little time of
fatty degeneration of the heart and
kidneys. Mrs. Sullivan was born in
county Cork, Ireland in 1856 came to
this country, became demented soon
after reaching here and was sent to
the Brattleboro retreat where she has
been up to the time of her death. She
is survived by her husband and one
sister, Mrs. Horace Harris of this vii
lage. The remains were brought to
her home as soon as possible after
death. The funeral was held from
the church of st. John the BAPTIST at !