The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-21
NORTH BENNINGTON


Mrs. James Powers of High street
is seriously i'll.
The D.ysdale store will be open
every night until Christmas.
Mrs. Henry Green OF Upper Main
street, is in Troy hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. R. B. Garter has returned
from spending few weeks in Dos-
tor.
There will be no Thursday evening
meeting at the Baptist church this
week.
Hiram L. Hall is having hard wood
floo-s laid in his residence on Bank
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Babson and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Sche-
nectady
Mr. Moon has sold his bakery to
Archie Crawford and gives posses
sion Jan. LIST,
The many friends of W. r. Worth
ington regret to learn of his continu-
ed i'll health
Charles Kenyon of Bank street Ex-
tension, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Sidney Colvin and daughter,
Gertrude of Arlington are spending
few days in town.
The ladies will not meet at Mrs.
McCullough's to sew for the Red
Cross again until Jan ).
Miss Carrie McGraw of E. Z. street
has been shut in for several "eeks
with a bad throat trouble.
Miss Marion Phillips, who has been
quite sick for few weeks, is ir.prov
ing and again able to be out.
Clarence Bonynge and family of
Orange, n j., expect to spend pof-
ton of the holidays at their summer
residence here.
Frank Durham. who is command
ant in military school, is spending
tho holiday season with his brother,
Jesse l9unham.
Miss Ruth Loomis, teacher ii.
Dalton. Mass, is at home for the
with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. NJ LOOMS.
The parochial residence of the
Catholic church has been undergoing
extensive repairs. George r. Green
had charge OF the work.
Roscoe Cole of Chursh street is
buying chickens, ducks ami Geese
preparations to hold another
target shoot at Christmas time.
Jesse Durham is making quite OK
tensive alterations and repairs on the
interior of his house. formerly the
Isaiah Madison homestead
The ladies'. who have been meeting
weekly at Mrs. J. G. McCullough's TO
sew for the destitute Belgians. are
notified that the next time of meet
ing will be the first Tuesday Of the
New Year
The community is rejoiced 10
learn that II. /. Spaiford continues to
improve from his critical illness. A
trained nurse attends him and his
daughter, Mrs Edward Candeld of
Schenectady is also assisting in his
care
The Christmas exercises. Of the
Baptist Sunday school will be held
Wednesday evening at 1856. There
will be the usual tree, with gifts for
each scholar, and fine program las
been arranged
The annual business meeting OF the
BAPTIST church will he held rhu SHAY.
Dec. 3lst At which time reports
from all officers and societies con.
nocted with the church viii be heard.
and officers chosen for the ensuing
year.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Geo
w. Walworth were held from the
Hinsdillville Methodist church. of
which she was member Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. j. C.
Mitchell. officiating. The burial was
in the family lot in Grand-view GENE
tery. Mrs. Walworth was formerly
Miss Jennie Scott Of Cambridge. She
had been in failing health for sever
al years. Mrs. Walworth was OF a
gentle. loving disposition. and had
many friends. She Is survived by
one brother, John Scott. who WAS
present at the funeral
The choir of the Baptist church
were assisted in the special Christ
mas music Sunday morning by Earl
White. cornetist. Miss Rita Evans
rendered a solo entitled THE Song the
Angels Sang" in very charming
manner The church was PRETTY
decorated with potted plants. Rev.
C. W. Turner. the pastor. spoke from
the text And thou Bethlehem. IN the
land of Judah. are not the least
among the princes OF Judah. for out
Of thee shall come a governor. who
shall rule my poole Israel" with tho
emphasis on the first three words.
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