The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-15
POWNAL

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parents in town Sunday.
Judge Daniel T. Bates was called
to Manchester Monday on court bust
ness.
Mrs. V. r. Niles is entertaining her
brother, Mr.. Goodwin from Salem,
Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wait of North Pow
nal were guests OF Samuel Wright
Sunday.
Miss Daisy Proud of Buffalo is Wis
ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
M. Proud.
Warren NJ. Bennett, who is working
in Pittsfield spent Sunday at his
home here.
Miss May Smith is assisting d. A.
Thomas in the telegraph Office at the
local station.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Guilford spent
the greater part Of last week in Will
mington Vermont.
Mrs. Elinor w. Barber is putting
new veranda on her house. Otis
Burt is the carpenter.
Miss Mary E. Parker is visiting
Mrs. A. H. Symonds at Short Beach
on Long Island Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan Barnes of
Canean, Conn, were guests OF the
Misses Lincoln recently.
Miss B. Tighe is quite i'll. Her sis
ter Mary A. Tighe came home from
Bennington to care for her.
Miss Margaret Mohl, who has been
confined to the house with an injured
hand is again able to be out.
The Pownal boys are practising
nightly In preparation for a game OF
ball with Berlin. N. Y. on July 4th.
Albert Moon is repairing the house
owned by A. Haley of Fort Miller. n.
Y, which is occupied by James Nor
gan.
Mrs. ID. T. Bates went to Troy Tues
day to attend the wedding of her nep-
hew Arthur Rood to Miss Jennie
Lent.
on sale at the local post office about
10 days ago and are met with much
favor by the public.
All those wao went to the wild
West of Miller Bros, in North Adj
ans Friday came home with a good
account of the show.
Misses Ellen burlington and Lode
+ Gardner attended the college play in
Bennington Saturday evening and
were much pleased with il.
TIE strawberry festival held last
week by the Baptist ladies was ex-
termely well attended. The treasury
of the society enriched over $50.
DR.. and Mrs. Roscoe Stillman of
Troy. n. Y, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Gardner at Cedar Hill Sun
day. They came out in the Dr's.
motor car. reporting the roads fine
except between North Pownal and
Hoosick.
Quite a number of Pownal people
journed to Williamstown Saturday to
root for Vermont against Williams.
They all came home disappointed.
burlington, the Pownal man. who
catches for Vermont played a star
game behind the bat and batted in
Vermont's solitary tally
The quarterly session of the South
ern Vermont Pomona Grange was
held Wednesday of last week at
Stamford. Fourteen candidates were
initiated at the morning session and
the regular bushes transacted. The
intermission came at ~ o'clock when
the visitors were taken to the NJ. +.
cnurch where the members OF SIAM
ford Grange entertained them at a
bountiful dinner the following COM
prised the menu: Mashed potatoes,
baked beans, pressed beef, boiled
ham. salmon salad, pickles, cake,
coffee. strawberries and ice cream.
In the afternoon the following pro
gram was rendered. General or
Special Farming, H. c. Fuller, SIAM
ford papers on What to do If un-
expected company comes with moth
ing cooked for dinner, Mrs. E. G..
Brown of Bennington. Mrs. Peter
Harrington of Stamford. Mrs. H. Am
adon of Pownal; papers on DO ignor-
ance or carelessness cause most loss
to the farmer" Mr.. Rice of Benning-
ton vocal solo, H. n. Pratt of Pow
nal: duet, Mr. and Mrs. f. f. Matti-
son of Pownal; Revere of a Bache-
lor, Young people of Stamford
Grange; discussion, What qualities
does the ideal husband or wife pos
sess." by tne Bachelors and Bachelor
maids of the Grange. There were so
present from Bennington. the same
number from Pownal and larger
numbers from Stamford Grange. All