The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-21
SOUTH SALISBURY

The sleighing is fine now
Mrs. Arson Hawkins is very much
better.
Miss Alma Elwell is on the sick list
at this writing
There are quite a number on the
sick roll about town.
Miss Anna Pleasant has gone back
to her work at North Bennington.
w, A. Collins and son Edward have
both been OH the sick list this week.
Mrs. A. A. Collins has been quite
i'll with the grip and is under medical
treatment
Edward Beagle left town this morn
ing TO attend the automobile show in
New York
Alonzo Harrington is at work again
after several years, for the Eagle
Square Co.
E. Way went to Sunderland on Sat
urday evening to spend Sunday with
his mother
c. b. Hawkins is looking a little
lige one who would be on the invalid
list unless he gives himself a little
rest.
Considering the inclemency Of the
weather on Sunday the villages were
well represented at the church ser
vices.
The Misses Elizabeth and Olive
Solmon of Albany visited their broth.
er Charles p. Solmon and family over
Sunday.
The Junior Epworth league served
refreshments in the church parlor on
Friday night the class being in charge
of Miss Alice Peters.
Edgar Griffin will move from F.
Towards tenement into one OF the
Eagle Square Cos tenements as soon
as the paper hanger is done.
John Bramble and wife are assist.
ing in Arson Hawkins family during
their sickness John Bramble assists
in store of Hawkins Bros when at
liberty.
Miss Edna Oln has gone home
from DR. Deans. She, it is feared,
has got to have some hospital treat
ment. A growth in her side will have
to be removed
Mrs. Il. Sherman and little daugh-
ter, Ethel who have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Edward Millington for
| a week. left for Rutland Monday
night enroute for their home in Ben
SON
The Ladies' Aid of the church will
meet on Wednesday afternoon for
work, also on Friday afternoon.
after the work in the afternoon,
Come and help the good cause along
T. A. Sickle went to Sandgate on
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
wife and daughter, Miss Bessie, who
is not able yet to return to her school
work. She is still very lame, not
able to bear any weight on the in
jured foot.
The regular services will be held
through the week, Epworth League
on Tuesday evening at 1880. On
| Thursday evening the regular weekly
prayer service and an invitation is
extended to all to be present at this
service If possible, led by the pastor
at 73O.
Mrs. l.emuel Buck received word
last week of the death OF her father
Mr.. Young, who had so recently gone
from Mr.. Bucks to Burlington, &C
companied by Mrs. Young, both quite
feeble. They were to spend the re
mainder of the winter with their son
residing in Burlington, Mr.. Bucks
family were in attendance at the fun
eral in Arlington on Friday The re
mains were brought to the home town
for burial
The weather was very mild part OF
Saturday, growing colder toward
night and quite a good body of snow
greeted the villagers on Sunday morn
ing Showed and rained little alter
nately, growing colder later in the
day. There seems a nice addition tC
the sleighing with temperature IL
degrees below freezing and a little
furry of snow coming yet. The lum
bermen will get busy now hauling
| logs ana Jumper, ne lCeheH VIII
soon begin getting their ice houses
filled. C. S. Madison has a commod
GUS ice house near the Furnace pond
Mr. Shuttleworth passed away very
suddenly late yesterday afternoon
He had shock. Mr.. Shuttlewortl
and his wife came from Amsterdam
N. Y, on Saturday evening. The
shock to his family came suddenly
yet they all knew of his declining
! health They came to spend a llttl'
time with their daughter, Mrs. g. 5
Mattison. The bereaved family have
the sincere sympathy OF their man,
friends and neighbors, Two Of tn
.. sons of the family came on Tuesda,
. morning. Since the marriage of thei
daughter the parents have made sew
eral trips to town and were Away
welcomed by those who met then
Mr.. Shuttleworth was always s
pleasant to meet. Up to this dat
i 10 not know any OF the arrangement
concerning the removal Of the n
mains to his late home In Amstel
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