The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
SOUTH SALISBURY
Mail Agent Charles Monroe is
home this week.

Harry Farnum and wife are enter
| tanning out of town guests.
G.. e. Moon and wife entertained
out of town friends last week.
c. S. Mattison and wife were in
New York last week few days.
DR.. F. e. Dean is out deer hunting
with party in West SALISBURY.
Fred Montgomery has been lucky
sportsman and has secured deer.
Miss Alice Peters has the Junior
Endeavor every Sunday afternoon.
Edwin Bronson, wife and grandson.
Dewey ire xiected home this week.
Mrs. A. A. Collins was in Benning-
ton en- Monday calling on Mrs. Hitch
cock.
The Eagle square Co. are deliver
ing coal quite extensively through the
village.
The Queen Esther Circle met at
the parsonage for work on Monday
evening.
Mrs Charles Chase is in poor health
and is able to be about the house but
very little
Fred Eddy, Jr., went home on Sat
urday to spend Sunday and Monday
with his people.
Farmers are busy delivering the
products of their farms in town, and
in Bennington
C. f. Chain of Waterbury, Conn,
has been spending a few days with
friends in town.
Joseph Bowen was in the village
last week doing paper hanging for
Mrs. F. f. Rice.
Wallace Harrington has another
deer this year He seems to be a
fortunate hunter
Rev. VIM. Cashmere was in atten-
| dance at the ministers meeting held
in Granville this week.
The Eagle Square Works closed on
Mond' to accommodate any OF their
nen inclined 10 60 deel hunting.
Edwin Hawkins, Louis Mattison
and G. Bronson are camping on the
west mountain, out for deer season.
Miss Fanny Hawkins, a sister of e
Hawkins Or. A.. d., is housekeeping
FOR MRs. n. Hawkins during her stay
from home.
The out of town delegation to the
Rebekah's district meeting was un-
usually large Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. ~ H. Hawkins of this village
and her daughter Mrs. Barker of
White Creek are visiting George Haw-
| kins of New York City.
Mrs. Napolian Cherbonneau of
Manchester spent a night with her
sister, Mrs. William Moon. She was
accompanied by two children.
Miss Anna Pleasant was in Ben
nington Wednesday After a short call
on her father. returned to Glasten-
bury with her cousin Charles Becker.
Wallace Farnum and wife Of New
port. r. l., were guests of their cou-
sin, Fred Eddy Wednesday. They
left for Arlington Thursday morning.
Mrs. Henry Hicks of Manchester
spent Wednesday afternoon at the
home of f. Eddy. She with a consid-
cradle party, were down for the Re
bekah district meeting.
Several from this village are out
deer hunting. Some heard from
have been successful. George Green
and Vorley Mitchell are the fortunate
possessers of one between them.
Miss Mary Estabrook was in the
village Wednesday attending to her
music scholars. She took tea with
her Eddy cousins and attended the
district meeting of the Rebekahs.
John Bradish was notified last
week of the sudden death of a sister.
residing IN Upper Troy. he had
been in a decline for some time but
they were all Stocked az hrr sudden
dLath.
A series of sermons or lectures
by the Rector Rev. William Cash
more are to be given. The first was
delivered on Sunday evening. Text,
For as he thinketh in his heart so
is he"
Quite a serious accident happened
to one of the horses on C. r. and A.
b. Hawkins delivery wagon The
driver had stopped at Mr. Fullers in
West SALISBURY for feeding At the
same place,that they always had, but
in some unaccountable way the bay
horse got a severe wound over one
eye, that has needed a great deal of
attention. The horse has suffered
greatly. The sight of the eye is not
impaired in any way. 1t looks
like serious matter, hard
to know just how it is ever to be
right again. 1t is a very bad wound
to heal.
THE POULTRY INDUSTRY
1t is fact not generally known
that OF all farm products poultry