The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-13
SOUTH SALISBURY

David Hill and wife are entertain
ing niece from the west.
Mrs. Samuel Tacy's mother spent
Sunday with him in his home here.
Miss Rose LaDew spent Sunday
and Monday at her fathers home.
Miss Jessie Whipple recently visit
ed Mrs. r. E. Very at Manchester.
Edward Bronson is again able to
walk out. He has had a serious time.
Mr.. Bootman and son of Hoosick
Falls were in the village on Sunday.
Hiram Huling has been doing CON
siderable work gafting for different
people.
Jay Watson and his little sisters
were in Bennington on Wednesday of
last week.
Charles Solmon gets out consider
able and is looking better as well as
feeling better
Miss lula Bronson will graduate
in June at the State Normal school
at Castleton.
Miss Baily one of the teachers has
been quite indisposed the past week
with a severe cold.
Levi Hill has had bad luck. His
COW was ran into by a train and
broke one of her legs.
Fred Eddy was in Manchester and
Dorset Friday last and was also IN
Hoosick Falls on Tuesday.
Miss Millie Galusha spent Sunday
with her mother. She was accom-
panied by a young lady friend.
The remains of Mr.. Barney from
SALISBURY Depot were taken through
this place for burial in Bennington.
Mr.. Watson. blacksmith, has re-
Gently moved here and has rented the
shop that Ormel Pierce formerly
owned.
Mrs. Levi Hill is convalescing as
well as could be expected. She is
expected home soon from the Albany
hospital.
George Corey went to Troy ON
Monday for his brother Fred, who
has been in the Samaritan hospital
many months.
Evangelist Emurian's work here
will be done for this time on Sunday
next. when he will official for the
last time, before going to new fields
Wednesday dawned rainy. The af-
ternoon was bright and seemed more
spring like. Foliage puts out very
slowly, more backward than usually.
Mrs. Hitchcock and her daughter
Mary were in town Sunday in atten-
dance at morning and evening SER
vices. They were guests of Mrs. A.
A. Collins.
Dewey Cole and his sister, Miss
Camilla, Misses Buck and Bronson
were in North Bennington Tuesday
evening and enjoyed the exercises
very much.
The remains of Mrs. Hiram Hall
were taken from her daughters, Mrs.
Charles Cranston's and passed
through this village to her late home
where the funeral services were held
Some years ago they lived in the
north part of this town.
On Monday evening next S X.
Emurian who is an Armenian will de-
liver a lecture in Cole Hall on diff
ferent subjects connected with the
home country which will be extreme
Is entertaining TO all who may go and
those that know his best know that
he will throw his whole soul into the
subject. Come and hear him and
bring some one with you. Only 15c
admission. When you have heard
him you will say it was worth more.
The Presiding Elder Rev. p l..
Dow was in town on Monday in at
tendance at the first quarterly con
ference of the year He was in at
tendance later in the evening. at the
special services conducted by Mr.
Emurian. The earnest pleadings
with the people from night to night
by both himself and our pastor should
make the careless stop and think
and be obedient to the call 1t comes
to us all professors as well as the UNI
converted On Sunday evening it
seemed that no one could resist the
pleadings.
We hear whispers of discomfort
coming from some one who was not
one of the judges at North Benning-
ten contest, but an interested party
no doubt has always been reliable to
abide the decision of the judges.
They are not supposed to show par
tolity but give to the winner their
just reward. Do not think for one
moment because that young Miss
Humphrey living in South SALISBURY
is not just as worthy as though she
had resided elsewhere. The young
lady worked hard and long and was
successful in her work and TO the
victor belongs the spoils.' She is
one of our most esteemed girls.
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