The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-29
SOUTH sHAFTssURY

Miss Freda Bronson is entertain
ing a lady friend.
Harold Dean is attending the Ben
nington graded school.
DR.. Gleason was in the village on
Monday calling on patients.
Robert Buck has taken position
in South birmingham, Mass.
DR.. F. E. Dean is doing consider
able grading about his place.
Rev. VIM. Cashmere was out Of
town for a few days last week.
Charles Chase is night Waterman
at the Eagle Square Cos works.
Miss Mary Estabrook made her usu-
al trip to town on Saturday last.
Miss Mile Galusha is not yet able
to resume her work at Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Howard and
child were at his fathers on Sunday
Clyde Elwell has moved into Mr..
Bottum's house near SALISBURY De-
pot.
r. A. Moon, wife and children have
returned after a weeks outing at the
lake.
Miss Evelyn Sickle still continues
unable to enter school because of i'll
J health.
Miss Anna Pleasant has secured
work in the Bottum and Torrance
factory.
Mrs. Charles Everest is expected
home to attend the Hastings Hawkins
wedding.
Miss Mary Pleasant has gone into
the brush department of the Eagle
Square works.
Mrs. Huling and daughter of North
Bennington called on friends in the
village Monday.
George Hawkins with his friend,
Henry Grace of New York are spend
ing little time in the Hawkins home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chase and lit
tie son were at the funeral of Mr.
Chase's uncle, the late Leyings Per
cey.
Mrs Daniel Elwell is not very well
and her daughter, Mrs. Henry Har-
wood spent last week at her home
here.
George Hard is in Pittsfeld. Mass
His brother Cyrus is employed In
Albany in the Maxwell Automobile
Cos works.
Miss Smith is boarding at r. A
Moons. She is employed in the
brush handle department OF the Eagl,
Square company.
Charles Monroe left town fol
. Washington d. c.. ON Monday morn
4 ing. Grant Bronson was to accom-
. pany him on the trip.
Adelbert Hawkins has a rune tre'
4 that bore four bushels of prunes thi
4 summer They are reported as beinI
Il large and fine and OF delicious ia
& vor.
3 G. f. Moon and wife left town o.
Z Tuesday morning going to Granville
s They are taking their vacation an
q will visit friends and attend the fai
4 in that locality.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Madison return
s ed last week from their trip to An
sterdam. They we're present at tn
5 wedding Of brother Of Mrs. Mattil
on while away.
& The usual services OF the churc
, are announced for the week as 70
evening, regular prayer service o
!. Thursday evening.
Mrs. T. II. Dunlap and Mrs. Marc
Dunlap Ingram took a delightfl
drive last week. They we're ava
for two days visiting friends in Car
bridge and Shushan.
F. Eddy went to Albany on bus
ness last week Thursday. He a
companied Miss Cornelia Gilbert wi
: has been a guest in the Eddy hon
- few weeks as far as. Albany whe
she met p. c. Eddy.
Friends of Miss Bessie Mirfe
Will be glad to learn or her success
full operation and her rapid recover
She has left the Plttsfeld hosplt
and is spending some time with
friend in the city.
Mr.. McCurdy who has been one
the assistants in the Office OF the Ea
lie Square Cos Office has resigned h
OPPOSITION. Archie Mattlson Is to tai
up the work in addition to the duti
that he has had heretofore.
The village was quickly rout
from its slumbers on Monday mig
when the whistle blew at the Gag
Square Co.'S works about IL o'cloC
There was hurried tramping fro
the various homes. Mr.. Chase bel
alarmed at finding a too heavy pre-
sure OF steam feared trouble a
gave the alarm.
T. A. Dunlap Is owner OF a boo
The Constitution OF Vermont, print
by Anthony Haswell In the We
MDCCXCI. constituting the statut
OF the state of Vermont revised n
established by authority in the ye
MDCCLXXXVII, holden at Bennll
ton in January 1891. The book "