The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-04-09


Rupert this spring
Burr Phillips has been plying his
trade rs Truant onicsr Of late
= p. Gilbert returned Monday from
his recent Trip 10 the capitol city
H. A. Campbell visited the west
road last Saturday calling On friends,
Mr. and Mrs =. C. Stone drove 10
Granville last Friday on a shopping
t-ir.
Nh NJ. n. sheldon Of Bennington
visited her brother and sister here
last week.
Misses Mabel and Ruth Gilbert
we're in Manchester Monday on
Dental trip.
The Harwood brothers OF the West
road recently purchased one OF the
dnest farm teams in town.
Rufas Gilbert OF L. V. n. is with
his parents. AIR. and Mrs. ChAs. b.
Gilber; FOR Easter vacation
Geo. N. Chambers arrived Friday
last. TO pass a few days at the home
o. his daughter. Mrs. Ernest West.
Wilfred and Holley Gilbert. Dart
mouth and Arthur Gilbert OF Burr a
Burton are at their home for Easter.
Mrs Lorenzo Hatch and son ar
rived In California last week from
China where her husband died Feb.
lss
Chas. y. Williams has been one OF
the "Shut.ins" for the past few days.
We are glad to report his health now
better.
Students of T. C. A. are not grant.
ed a vacation at this time. their
spring recess having ben taken in
March
Fred Norcross has fine equip
ment for clipping horses and gives
excellent satisfaction in this line this
spring.
To accommodate their patrons, VIM.
Williams Sons are TO carry in stock
the high grade kerosene used in In.
oubators.
Men working on the farm OF f. II.
West we're busy early this week
preparing sprayers for the extensive
orchards.
Louis Batchelder is at home with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bat.
chelder for the usual Easter vacation
given L. V VI. students.
Frank Osterguy, who has been do
ing mason work on the house OF Mrs.
Musser. spent day recently plaster.
ing for Clifton Kent on the west
road
The hostess of the missionary
meeting on April was Mrs. z. ".
Barrows. Subjects, What Prayer
does for US; What Prayer does for
the work
Silas Frost who has moved to the
Tobin house at the south part OF
the town will retain the use of the
SKY farm" where he has been living
for the coming year.
Mrs A. =. Sherman and daughter.
Katharine arrived home last week
from several months absence. They
found much havoc wrought by frozen
water pipes at their house.
A. W Phalen and Clifton p. Kent
were noticed Monday taking theh
departure from Manchester on the
Rutland train. We are unable to re-
port the extent of their travels.
Alfred Seymour. graduate of AL
bany Business college, leaves soon
to commence work for the Armour
Co.. at North Adams Mass, as steno-
grapher and typewriter.
Silas Frost and II. Dorr. who have
been managing the sugar works of F.
r. Gilbert report very good and
profitable run so far and expect far
better results before the end OF the
season.
Rollin Weeks has recovered his
health to such dgree that he is
now attending all work brought to
his shop. Repairing and painting
vehicles of all sorts makes this one
of the busiest places in town.
The Kent Hills of the town are
rather confusing a lady writing
from Pittsburgh last week wished to
secure a site for bungalow on Kent
1 hill. Explanation made il clear that
Judge Kent's hill was the choice from
its seclusion and beauty of scenery
and its location on the west road.
which is famed for spring water and
picnics. However, Kent hill, OF the
village, is also attractive. although
not wildly so, and is rapidly being
occupied by new buildings and peo-
pie.
Many hundreds of white leghorn
chickens have made their advent in
Dorset during the past few weeks,
and are still Matching, and are going
TO hatch for sometime 10 come. A
large number of incubators are assist
ing in the work and Poultrymen are
certainly busy people. Those hav-
ing sick fowls or chickens would do
well to consult Clifton p. Kent who
will gladly demonstrate the value of
a remedy for which he holds the
n agency if YOU will bring him any