The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-12
SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs. Joseph Watson is very i'll with
a severe attack of appendicitis.
Miss Bailey of Maine is a guest of
the Misses Hastings for a short time.
Miss Graves of Sunderland is a
guest of Miss Isabel Cole at this writ
ing.
Frank Russell is entertaining his
sister, a trained nurse at this writ
ing.
Master Carl Agan has been a guest
for sometime at the Howard home
stead
A small consignment of books have
been received at the public library re-
Gently.
Mrs. Mary Eddy Galusha is enter
tanning her daughter Rilla at his
writing.
Mrs. William Moon and son will
visit her mother in Dover at a little
later date.
DR.. Sweet and wife were in town a
brief time this week, returning to Os-
shining later.
Ray and Earle Howard, his wife
and child were guests at the Howard
home Sunday.
e. Hawkins and wife are entertain
ing his aunt, Mrs. Freelove Chase of
North Adams.
Mrs. John Carr has returned to
town after some months residence
with her people in Rutland.
Miss Edythe Buss of Bennington is
visiting at the home of her cousins,
Mrs. G. A. Moon and family.
Mrs. Edwin Bronson Is with ner
daughter in Landgrove. A letter to-
day reports that she is better.
Mrs. Jennie Mattison and daughter
Dorothy and niece. Miss Agnes Adams
are at Hedges Lake this week.
R. A., G. E., and William Moons
families have been entertaining
friends from Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. C. R. Hawkins and sons are
guests of her sister, Mrs. Susan Sweet
at Ossining, N. Y, for little time.
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some time with her sister, Mrs. Col
Inns and daughter. Mrs. Frank Harris.
Mrs. Samuel Galusha is entertain
ing sister. her husband and two Gail
dren at this writing from Plattsburg,
N. Y.
Mrs. Norman Bottum flas been en-
tertaining recently her sister. bIrs.
Niles and children of Lansingburgh,
IN. Y.
Mr.. Humphrey has moved from Mr..
Marshall's house into the south part
OF G, Rronsons double house on
| Cleveland avenue.
| On Wednesday of last week a very
little rain fell Copious showers are
much needed The fields in places
look very parched.
| T. H. Dunlap and wife we're in at
tendance at the funeral of Mrs Har-
Ian Woodcock. The deceased was a
relative of the Dunlap family.
Mrs. Frank Harris reports some
thing quite unusual at this season of
the year, last years apples in per
fectly firm and sound condition.
Mrs. Barrett and little daughters
have been guests at the home of her
uncle, Thomas Dunlap. She will lat
er visit her father, H. M. Bottum.
Mrs. Mary S. Galusha returned on
Monday morning. She has been a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Marcus Galusha at Center Shafts
! bury.
There was an entertainment in Cole
hall on Wednesday evening given UNI
der the auspices of the Ladies Aid
| society by Miss Carolyn Winkler of
Troy.
Mrs. Mary Seymour Galusaa is TAX
ing much needed vacation for a few
weeks. Miss Bessie Mirfield is taking
care of the home duties in her alb
scence.
Mrs. Catherine Madison, Mrs. Val
dia Tompkins. Mrs. Green and child
and young lady friend of Mrs Temp
kins made brief call on an old friend
in town Tuesday.
The remains of Mrs. George Matti-
son were brought to the cemetery in
this village for interment on Tuesday
She was a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hill OF this town.
+. c. Eddy and son Herbert arrived
on Saturday morning Herbert is
with his grandparents for his summer
vacation. The father returned to Al
bany on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Eddy and taeir
little daughter were guests at the
home of his parents over Sunday. Mr.
Eddy returned to Pittsfleld leaving his
family at the home of Mr. Rice.
G. Bronson and family have re-
turned from brief outing at Hedges
lake. Mr.. Randall, wife and daughter
| of SALISBURY Depot accompanied
them, also RALPH Bottum and wife Of
Center SALISBURY.
Mrs. Matte Barney who with one
of her sons of Missouri nas been for
some time in Arlington. She visited
Mrs. Eddy on Wednesday afternoon,
and expects to leave for her western
home in a few days.
Mrs. Clara Sickle, widow of the
late Earle Sickle called on friends
| in town on Tuesday of last week She
was accompanied by an uncle, hus-
band of the late Laura Crawford,
whose remains were brought from the
west for interment in the family plot
in the Bennington cemetery Mrs.
Nina Crawford Shartz of Somervile,
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