The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-27
SOUTH SALISBURY

week
Mrs. G. E. Moon entertained friends
last week.
Miss Evelyn Tacey spent night in
this place last week.
James Adams is still suffering from
a sore on his right hand.
Lemuel Buck was on business
trip to Manchester one day last week
Mrs. Huling and daughter of North
Bennington called in the village last
week.
Miss Grace Buck recently enter
tanned, Miss Buck a cousin from Ar
lington.
Edward Ball and wife visited his
uncle, Charles Chase and family on
Sunday
Earle Howard, wife and daughter
spent Sunday at the nome Of F. H.
Howard.
Mrs. f. A. Sickle accompanied her
husband to Sandgate for few days
last week.
E. V. Chase is in the village At this
writing a guest of his son Charles
and family.
The Misses Isabel Cole and Ida
Harrington were In North Adams one
day last week
Vegetation has taken on new life
since the rain Gardens began to
look withered.
J. Z. Fradenburgh and wife are
making short calls on their friends
in the village.
There is a great deal of autoing
through this village, both northern
and southern travel
When William Cole was last heard
from was in California visiting his
sister, Mrs. Susie Cole Miner
Some OF the people from here we're
in attendance at the gathering at the
opera house on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Harrington of
Kansas were callers In the village.
They were former residents OF this
town.
The Sunday school picnic will be
held in a grove adjacent to the Fur
mace grounds on Friday OF this week
1t is the NJ. E. Sunday school.
On Thursday evening last this
place was visited by one OF the worst
thunder storms that the residents
have witnessed in a long time.
Lester Pleasant got thrown from a
moving machine last week and re-
ceived quite serious injuries. He is
reported to be more comfortable.
The repainting OF the brick house
owned by c. r and A. y. Hawkins is
going to add much to the looks OF this
place as II is to be brick red again.
Mrs T. II. Dunlap and Mrs. Marcia
lngraham spent day in Bennington
with friends recently. also az Shafts
bury where they were storm bound
MIS- Samuel Tacey is slowly recov.
ering. She has been very III. Her
mother from Bennington has been
with her greater part OF the time
Mrs. William Cole and her daugh.
| ter, Miss Camilla are contemplating
a visit to Mansfield. Mass. to visit
Mrs. Sarah (Colel Carruth. They
left town Monday.
Miss Cole has been entertalnlnl
young ladies from Ypsilanti, Mich
The Misses Mary Snyder. Clara Sweet
7 and Catherine Dirbel They left fol
s Boston on Saturday enroute for theil
home.
: Harry Mirheld had very narrow
escape from n much more severe In
} jury than that he suffered recently
| While mortslng piece OF lumber IN,
tool entered the right leg between
the hip and the knee and famed hin
somewhat but he still kept about hll
duties.
One OF the most exasperating ac
iions among unthlnklng people. is IN,
act OF removing wrapplngs from mai
matter and strewlng q along the high
way and walks. No doubt unthlnk
ingly done but II they would onl.
make n repository OF their pocket
| they would certainly please the pee
pie who have TO 20 out and gather nj
the fragments In order to keep clean
/ ~ looking streets and WHikg