The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-09-01
SOUTH SALISBURY

Mrs. John Gibson and son called on /
friends in the village last week.
Miss Ida Harrington returned to
her school in Ypsilanti last week.
Mrs. Smith of Wallingford and |
young son are guests at f. &. Rice's.
F. A. Sickle sent another shipment
of broilers to the Equinox last week.
Mrs. Frank S. Locke arrived in |
town last week and will spend three |
weeks.
Dr. F. r. Dean is putting down a
concrete walk in front of his resi- |
dence
Mrs. Janet Knapp expects to re-
turn to Worcester, Mass, in a few
days
Patrick Luther of North Adams
called on old acquaintances in the
village recently,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cakes and young son
visited several old acquaintances in
the village last week.
Mrs. f. A. Sickle returned from
Sandgate on Thursday. Miss Evelyn
will return this week.
Miss Florence Walbridge and sis
ter, Mrs. Roy M. Paddock of Benning
ton called on friends in town on Tues
day
Mrs. Marcia Ingram has been Wis
iting old acquaintance at the north
part Of the town part of the past
week.
Miss Mary Hastings and her friend
Miss Bailey left town on Monday for
Maine where they have taught for
long time.
Mrs. Dressed Of Arlington N. j.,
who is stopping with her aunt in
White Creek called on Mrs. Locke
on Tuesday.
Mrs. T. II. Dunlap and Mrs. Marcia
Ingram were at the Ladies' society of
the Baptist church on Wednesday,
August "a.
Mrs. Clayton Simmons and her
daughter, Mrs Gibson and son Clay
ton, called on old friends in the vii
lage Wednesday.
Charles Carruth, wife and little son
after a short visit among old riends
and acquaintance returned to Mans.
field Mass, on Monday.
Edward Beagle who has been chauf-
feur for r. C. Gale for some time is
again at home employed in the mach
inc room OF the Eagle Square Co.
Miss Bessie Mirheld returned to her
school work in Whately, Mass, on
Saturday, remaining with her sister
Mrs. Ray Percy in North Adams
over Sunday.
There was quite a pleasant gather
ing In Grange hall on Thursday even
ing in honorof Miss McCreedy who
has been visiting her brother who is
one OF the Office force in the Eagle
Square Cos ONCE.
Wm. Cole has returned. He had
started with his aged father who re.
turned TO the home of his son In
| Washington. Mr.. Cole was too in
firm to travel II was a great disap-
pointment. He is 81 years of age.
Through thoughtlessness the cor
respondent gave a wrong statement
concerning our town representative.
It should have been Elmer instead Of
Truman Amidon. The error was
brought to my knowledge on Satur-
day, which error / am rectifying in
this issue begging pardon of the prop
er official.
The entertainment given by the
queen Esther society on Monday eve
ming deserves more than a passing
notice. Il was very interesting, en-
Pertaining and amusing. The Queen
Esthers have shown themselves very
interesting entertainers. Miss Loom
Is of North Bennington recited THE
Old Violin" which was finely render
ed. +. Buck OF Arlington sang sew
eral songs and encores we're so num-
erous that he nearly exhausted HIS
supply of songs The Misses Edith
and Sadie Harris rendered very
pretty piano duet Miss Eunice Day,
Is who is a guest of Miss Edith Har-
ris, sang a solo and an encore which
were very much enjoyed Rev. VIM
Cashmere and i. b. Randall sang a
duet A horn and piano duet was
finely rendered by Miss Estella Haw-
klns and Mr. LOOMS. The Misses
Harris sang a duet. Miss Dorothy
Madison and Miss Agnes Adams rem
dered finely a plano duet. Miss Jen-
ME Hastings and Miss Buck sang a
duet MARY Marie" which was much
enjoyed Mr.. Buck and sister sang a
duet which was much enjoyed Miss
Isabelle Cole gave swinging club ex
hihltion which was done In a master
iul way. Miss Harris accompanied
with the piano. She also gave a read
Ing from portion OF 'The Birds
Christmas Carol" A very amusing
last but by no means least was the
missionary society gathering, all hav
INK an excuse for going elsewhere
Miss Millington was president, Miss
Buck aiding in the rallying OF the so
cioty TO the work. There were larg,
4 nnmhfs rspondd TO duty and all nat
! innaliiis In costume came on The
stage. Miss Buck was very attractive
] IN her society garb. There were sew
Z erh responses from the other nat
ions. Miss Marietta Howard repres
entrd the suuaw, Miss Bessie Stckl
tho negress, Mary Haubert the Stun
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