The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-21
nR. 7. Felix Gouraud's Oriental
- Green or Magical B0autlflor,



Mrs. Samuel Wright is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Amah Waite
Charles X. Potter is moving into
the Hermon residence on Orchard
street.
William H. Brown has taken posi-
ton as knitter in Cooper's mill, Ben
nington.
Miss Ellen c. burlington of Orange
Mass, spent Sunday with her mother
at Sunset Terrace.
W. M. Wyman of Tompkinsville,
N. Y, is spending few days with
his daughter, Mrs. Morris Burnett.
Don't forget to register your religi-
Gus preference by voting the public
money Thursday at Parker's store.
James L. Morgan was taken i'll on
his delivery trip last Wednesday and
was confined to the house several
days.
Frank e. Lewis, who has been suf-
fering. for over week from blood
poisoning caused by an infected
ankle, is somewhat better.
The next meeting of the financial
building committee OF the Baptist
church will take place Friday, March
Bird at the home of the treasurer, A.
G. Gardner
Joseph Proud, who has been the eff.
ticient news agent for the North Ad-
ans Transcript for number Of
years has given up the work, his
place being taken by Samuel VOLS
chleger.
Samuel Wright has been away for
several days visiting his daughter,
Mrs. Raymond f. Fairman of Somer-
vile. Mass. During his absence the
Main street crossing is being tended
by James Maxon.
Any person who has subscribed
toward the building of the church
may either give their contribution to
a member of the committee else
bring it to this meeting which will
be from Z to p. IN.
One more candidate in the field fol
road commissioner. William Burgess
announced himself to the Banner cor
respondent late last week. If none
OF these candidates develop cold feet
between now and March /, il would
be well for every voter interested Il
carry bountiful lunch as the ballot
ing might last all night.
Mrs. Earl T.. Guilford OF Rippl,
Bank was taken critically i'll will
nervous prostration last week. Sh,
was taken to the home of her father
DR.. Il. +. Potter at North Pownal
where she is under the care Of ,
trained nurse. Her case is consider
ed very serious and all her friend
are very much alarmed over her cor
dition.
Collector OF Taxes, Frank A. WI
son was on hand at the Pownal pos
office Saturday to sell the property o
the Pownal Valley Creamery Co. 10
seven years unpaid taxes. A numbe
OF stockholders who were presen
urged Mr.. Wilson to postpone tn
sale until the stock holders coul
hold a meeting to decide what shoul
be done He consented to do this
Secretary +. Il. Hines will call
meeting OF the stockholders soon.
Samuel ]. Gardner, Jr, only son G
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gardner @
Maplelawn died at the North Adam
hospital Sunday at p. IN. He wa
operated on last Wednesday for al
pendicitis by DR.. NJ. 81. Brown G
North Adams assisted by DR.. j. I
Hull Of Willlamstown. His append
was found in a very bad conditio
being ruptured and with many az
hesions to the intestines. The SUI
geons realized at once that the opers
ton was an extremely grave one an
so much care was needed that tn
operation lasted over one an
: one half hours. The boy rallle
well from the operation but the poll
on had so entered his system that II
covery was impossible. DR.. Harvi'
the eminent surgeon OF Troy, N. Y
was called In consultation Sunda
and he gave the parents no hope
samuel, who was but nine years Q
, age was a bright loyable boy, VIII
> was the idol OF his parents and b.
I, loved by all. He has always bee
moro or less frail although up to thi
time appendicitis had never bee
dreamed OF. The blow falls wit
double intensity upon his mother 1
as much as II is less than a mont
since the death OF her father. Tn
sympathy OF the entire communit