The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-03
SOUTH SALISBURY
Mrs. Frank Harris is i'll.

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Dr. and Mrs. +. e. Dean visited in
Pownal last week.
William Cole was home from North
Adams over Sunday
Miss Belle Harrington was in Ben
nington on Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Montgomery is confined
to the house with grip.
Miss Agnes Hurley spent the week
end at her home in Bennington.
Miss Sarah Shaw spent the week
end at her home in Bennington.
Miss Agnes Whipple of Bennington
spent Sunday at her home here.
Frank Dean, Jr., OF Albany Medical
college was home over Sunday.
Miss Isabel Bowles of Bennington
visited at Marshall Conveys Sunday.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Myers,
who have been quite i'll, are lmproy-
ine.
Miss Elsie Millington of North Ben
nington visited friends i'll town Fri
day.
Mrs. Jay Madison had the misfor-
tune to fall Sunday breaking her
wrist.
The Ladies Aid are to meet with
Mrs. Marshall Goewey on Friday af-
ternoon.
The Sunday evening services at the
church were not held because of the
severe storm.
Mrs. Carl Mattison has invited all
Rebekahs 70 her home on Wednes-
day afternoon to sew.
Miss Helen Goewey spent Saturday
and Sunday with her brother Luclus
Goewey in Bennington
Miss Mary Gordon of North Zen
nington spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. Clifford Hawkins.
Miss Mildred Niles visited her sis
ter Miss Bessie Niles at Castleton
Normal School recently
Mr.. end Mrs. Jay Madison moved
Saturday from F. S. Howards tene-
ment on to Grant Bronsons farm.
Miss Sarah Harris has returned to
Dalton, Mass, after spending a
weeks vacation at her home here.
Mrs. Jesse Barker Of White Creek,
n. Y. visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Newman Hawkins Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Marietta Howard who has
been spending week at her home
here. has returned to North Adams
Normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. O. b. Cleveland, Mr..
and Mrs. X. A. Moon and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gordon enjoyed a sleigh
ride to Hoosick Falls Friday.
c. II. Hawkins sold a hen house to
George Waite and one 10 Z. NJ. Iiaw
kins last week Edward Smith NOV
ed the enc for George Waite and VIII
liam Sargood the one for f. NJ. Haw.
kins.
The fair held in Cole hail on sat
urday evening February 81 BY the
schools OF Salisbury was great
success and much credit is due botn
scholars and teachers. The article
exhibited by the different schools are
rs follows. Grammar school. Eva Nj.
Miller. teacher, Palmer writing. bis
torlcai maps, geographical maps,
White Pine charts, Physiology charts.
Arithmetic work hand bags, aprons.
pin cushions. holders. guest towels,
tray pieces. center piece, embroder-
ed collar, jabot doll, holders, Goa
hanger, blotter holder, cakes. Inter
mediate School, ID. Agnes Hurley,
teacher. note books In English. Phys
iology. Geography, Arithmetic, Spell
ing. raiha bags. hand embroidered
bags, night dress, guest towel. laun-
dry bag. pillows. doll, holders. pin
cushions, work bag, ties. aprons.
Primary School. Sarah Shaw teacher,
composition books. essays On Wash
iN+ AlAls NlNl44E bNUhts AAhAtt Wiz
ms. colored drawings. Harrington
school, Camilla Cole, teacher, patch
work quilt, rafia bags. guest towels,
hand embroidered pillow cases. ties.
Hygiene chats. Depot school. Henri
eta Walbridge. teacher. Hygiene ox-
hihits Geographical maps. Compost
ton work. Palmer writing. Arithme-
tic work. raffia baskets. mats, thimble
cases. hair receivers. jewel case. en-
broidered pillow guest /. towel, doilies,
center piece. Nictrola purchased by
the school. Center school. Bessie
Amidca, teacher, painting maps, Pal.
mer writing. spelling banks. sofa
pillows. dolls quilt, ribbon rose
apron. hammer handle, raflia work.
baskets. napkin rings, match scratch
er. Niles school. Bessie Lakin, teach
er. Palmer writing. charts, holders,
hand embroidery. home made can
dies.