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

Charles Lamb of Cleveland, Ohio,
was the recent guest of his cousin Ii.
f Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Phillips of Troy
are in town at c. d. Phillips for a
few days.
Quite number from here attend
ed the county picnic held in Arlington
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Henry of upper Main
street is visiting relatives in East
! Arlington. 800.
w. r. Mattison who has been at
his home here left Tuesday on a
business trip.
Mrs. Cc.---on is moving her family
from Greenwich street to Mill stree.
in Bennington.
Mrs. Emma Nichols of Berlin N. Y.
was the guest of her sister Mrs. II. |.
Spalford this week.
Miss Bessie White expects to leave
soon for treatment at the Vermont
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Frank Mattison has purchased an
automobile and is erecting garage
on his place on Hawks Ave.
William Harrington of upper Main
street. is i'll and is being cared for by
Mrs. Mary Harrington, nurse.
Miss Gracia Douglass of Allentown,
Penn, is visiting her sister Mrs. vii
lam c. H. Cushman of lower Main st.
j. G. Mccullough is suffering
from an attack of the grip. The fam
lily expect to leave in short time for
their winter residence in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johnson are
building an addition to their house.
They will install heating system
this fall
Frank White, motorman of the b.
& H. ". R'y., is employed in the car
barn at present, taking the place
made vacant by the death of Charles
Gordon.
More and more women are buying
their work dresses ready made, 1t is
cheaper and saves the worry of max
ing them. At Rosters store you viii
find large and up-to-date assortment
call and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Center have re-
turned from an extended western
trip. They expect to leave the 18th
of this month for New Jersey. where
they will spend the winter with their
daughter Mrs. Elmer Carroll.
A. E. Payne and family expect
soon to occupy the Col j. II. Wal
bridge residence recently purchased
by f. B.. Jennings. c. f. Wentworth |
will move from upper Main street in
to the house made vacant by Mr..
Payne.
The North Bennington ladies met
with Mrs. Mccullough Wednesday as
usual to sew for the Red Cross Much |
work has been accomplished and the
good work will be continued for some !
time to come. 1t was decided to
make several kinds of clothing to be |
sent to the women and children in
the many homes of those countries
rendered destitute by the war.
Frank butcher and sister Miss
Grace butcher of Hopedale Mass. |
who are spending some time at the
Walloosoac Inn. called on relatives in
town this week Mr. butcher Is |
much interested in the work which |
has been accomplished in Grand View |
Cemetary and while here, endowed a
position of the old grounds, contain
ing the Graves of all his butcher
ancestors.
The Baptist parsonage was the |
scene of a very happy gathering We'd |
nesday evening, when the members |
to welcome the new pastor, Rev. W.
w Turner, his wife and children. The |
house was filled and everyone re- |
ported one of the pleasantest eve
nings. Refreshments OF cream and |
cake were served. Mrs. Wells White |
rendered a solo, and there were duets |
ny MIS. W lllt anu AhAoH ANiAo A-'""'f |
and Mr.. and Mrs. Turner. Several |
were present from out of town,
among them were Rev. J. c. Mitchell |
and wife of White Creek Rev Meyer |
and wife. Bennington and Rev. Peter
Heller of South SALISBURY. Rev J. 5
Clark and Mrs. Clark Of this place |
were also present.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap |
fist church met at the parsonage |
Tuesday afternoon for their annual |
business meeting The reports Of the |
officers were very satisfactory show
ing that the society had accomplish
ed good work during the year. The |
following officers were elected
President. Mrs. l.. NJ. LOOMS, Vice |
President. Mrs. r. ID. Ranney; End
Vice President. Mrs. Jay LOOMS; |
Mrs. S. O. Teft; asst sec
rotary. Mrs. c. W. Turner: treasurer. |
Mrs. A. S Hathaway; asst treasurer.
Miss Rita Evans. Directoresses: |
Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. G. ID. Mattison. 1t |
was voted to have the chicken pie |
supper as usual some time during the |
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