The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-04-15
SOUTH SALISBURY
Eddv was in Peru Tuesday.

F. Eddy was at James Frazier's on
Sunday.
Miss lula Brownson is home for
brief vacation.
Mrs Monroe is in a feeble condis
ion at this writing.
b. Ripley was in this village with a
son on Sunday afternoon.
s. E. Hawkins left on Tuesday morn
ing on one of his routes.
Miss LaDeu went to Sunderland to
visit friends over the Sabbath.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Hawkins on Monday, April >.
The Queen Esthers met with Miss
Jessie Whipple on Monday evening.
The regular Thursday evening pray
er service will be led by b. Hawkins.
Mrs. Emily Buck and daughter Bir-
della are installed in their home again.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs Earle Howard in honor Of
their little daughter.
Walter Brownson is home and at
tending to his market and route. Mr.
Boyd has gone home.
Mrs. Freeman Howard visited her
new granddaughter on Sunday at Earle
Towards in Bennington.
Mrs. A. A. Collins had her usual
birthday gathering last week. A very
enjoyable time is reported.
Marcus Galusha and wife were in
the place Sunday and attended the
concert at the NJ. r. church.
F. f. Rice and Mrs. Rice spent part
of Saturday and Sunday with f. B.
Madison and wife in Schenectady.
Wednesday dawned rainy. The
lawns begin to show the green and
the trees will soon put out their foil
age.
Mr. Streeter has moved from r. A.
Moons room into George Montgom-
ery's tenement recently vacated by
Mr. Taylor.
Mr.. King who is employed at the
Cushman Mfg. Co, at North Benning-
ton. is nursing cuts received there.
DR.. Dean attends him.
Mrs George Montgomery and daugh
ter Hope and young brother we're
in the village on Sunday in atten-
dance at our church service.
Fred A. Sickle returned from Sand
gate on Monday Fred Stickles will
return some time this week. His fin
gers are not entirely healed.
Miss Gennett who is teaching the
George Montgomery district was a
guest OF Miss Bessie Niles at her
home on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Badger will occupy the pulpit
in the NJ. Z. church on Sunday both
morning and evening in the interest
of the Ant-Saloon league work.
Miss Jennie Hastings is gaining fine
~ and looking much better than when
her school closed The spring and
summer rest Will do her untold good.
Rev. Mr.. Cashmere goes to confer
ence this week. a very hearty inyi-
tation has been extended to him to
return. We earnestly hope and pray
for his return.
Miss Stoley one of the Samaritan
corps OF nurses is a guest of Mrs. c. h.
Hawkins for day or so, having just
returned from VIM c. Bulls where
she had been for some weeks.
II may be of interest to our people
to know just how much they have
contributed this year for missions:
SIG for MISSIONS 500 for benevo-
lenses. making a total of 1916 for
benevolent purposes this year. This
is the largest amount given for some
years past The Young Peoples mis-
sion circle contributed $2S the wom-
ans Foreign missionary society S25.
The Junior League contributed $500
toward mission offerings.
The Sunday school gave a very in
teresting concert and the recitations
were well done Fred Smiths daugh-
ter sang a solo. Mrs. Stockwell's ell
dest daughter sang and reclted. A
combined selection Little Bopeep"
was very prettily rendered by little
Miss Florence Pleasant and Mr.
Soules' little son. They were costum-
ed. All did finely. They were drill
ed by Miss Jessie Whippe; S. Il. Haw-
kins, superintendent.
j. Bradish has just received news
from Washington ID. c.. of the death
of Mrs Mary f. Robinson, a sister.
She leaves a son Harry and daughter,
Maria. The deceased was about so
years of age and had been a consis-
tent Christian from her girlhood. Only
a few months past her sister Martha
died Mr. Robinson died some years
ago During the late Rebellion he
raised a company in Cortland, n. Y,
and Served as their captain. His re-
mains were Inferred in the National (
cemetery at Arlington Heights where |
now rest the remains of his late wife, |
Mrs. Mary f. Robinson. Mr.. Robin |
son was brother Of George and He
man Robinson of Bennington.