The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-10-09

! Chapman and wife on Sunday
H. n. Williams and wife of Ben
nington. who have been visiting rel
atives here, enjoyed a trip to Middle
town, Wells and Granville Tuesday
in the Kent car.
The annual rally occurred at Sun
| day school services last Sunday All
attending were glad to welcome the
retu n of Rev and Mrs. Haven from
their vacation.
Miss Lizzie Gaffney left Oct. 1st
for a few days visit with friends in
Manchester before going to New
York. Miss Susie Daley is taking
her place at MISSIONER.
On October first Elmer ID. Harwood
began his thirteenth year as rural
mail carrie and in that capacity he
has served the people well and faith
fully Long live the X. F. D.
Mr.. Prioux, who was taken serious
ly i'll at the store of Pettier & Son
last week, is reported slightly improv-
ed His mother, Mrs. Beatrice
Prioux, was called and he was re
moved to his home in Shushan in the
car of Richard G.een CT that place.
c. N. Williams and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit with
friends. They were accompanied
home from Conn, by their daughter,
NJ s. Andrews and her children, who
will now reside here
Town Treasurer, Clifton p. Kent,
will be in East Dorset Saturday. Oct
II for the purpose of receiving taxes
On Oct. 10, he will be at South Dor
set and Oct 20th at Dorset for the
same purpose
A special meeting of the Grange
was called Monday evening to tran
sact important business. The regu-
lar meeting will occur Wednesday
evening is TO the fifth degree memb
initiated. 1t is said that roller skates
will be employed instead of the goat.
VIM Darows, md, of Syracuse has
been visiting his mother and sister at
the Barrows House II is reported
that this noted hosiery will be closed
this winter and that Mrs. Barrows
will return home with her son to
sptnd the season.
Mrs. Calista Beebe left last week
for an extended visit with relatives
over the mouatlin and in Westmlnis-
ter She also expects to visit he
son John who lives in Wiliamstown.
and who Is recovering from serious
surgical opcratons for stomach
trouble and appendicitis.
a number of young people from the
church clubs burdened themselves
with the responsibility Of serenading
Rev. and Mrs. Haven on their return
from their honeymoon and the plans
of the band were ca ried ont so sue
cessfully that they continued the per
Torrance by paying their attentions
to Mr. and Mrs. Millington recently
wed at Peru. and who were stopping
at the Inn. Considerable stir was
noticed over these events which oc-
Cured Saturday evening.
Mrs H. y. seeley Of Rochester, n.
Y. arrived Monday for a visit Of ten
days at the home Of r. NJ. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Campbell, also
Hon. and Mrs. VIM. J. Bryan cele-
bratcd their thirtioth wedding ami
versa lies on Thursday, October 1st.
Mt and Mrs Campbell entertained
their friends in the evening at cards
we arc not advised the manner in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan observed
The day owing to the distance that
mtcrvonos and stress of business
the e and here
Or Ed. Z. Pratt of New York. son
OF Mrs. Pratt OF the Inn. has been
| recently appointed chief OF thC
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic CON
merce at Washington. His siste.
Miss Pratt. who has been at the lnr
the past season IS conducting class
en- calislhenics each Friday at the
hail and also instructing tho youns
women in Domestic Science including
cooking and sewing. Miss Pratt is
graduate of Oberln and her intercs
in the young people here and es
pecially In the campfire girls is grea
ly appreciated.