The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-01

of the event, they entertained sever
| al friends and neighbors in the even
| ing.
Mrs. Frank Cook, who passed the
summer with her sister, aairs. George
F. Kellogg left Thursday for several
days visit in Lenox, Mass. From
there she will go to South Carolina
| for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Towsley
spent the weekend with their danght
er, Mrs. Forest Montgomery in Shafts
bury MIR Towsley is having a two
weeks vacation form his work at
Williams e Sons shop.
Patrick Hanlon was seriously in
jured Wednesday by losing control
of his horse on the East road near
William5s shop. He was taken to his
home in South Dorset, after having
his wounds dressed by DR.. Liddle.
On Wednesday afternoon Man :
chester automobile collided with
| telephone pole on the Manchester
road. Not much information about
the accident is forthcoming from the
| victims who were reported to have
been thrown from the car
Mrs. Grace Squires of Albany, N.
Y, is a guest at Wade Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs Edison StarKs return
| ed to their home in Troy Monday.
Mrs. Mr.. x. Fahenstock is at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Fahen-
| stock for an indefinite stay
DR. and Mrs. Charlee Howe of
| Cleveland, Ohio, left for their home
Tuesday, after weeks visit with
Mrs. NJ X. Fahenstock.
Miss Caroline Wing, who was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs w. w. Fahen-
| stock, returned Tuesday to her home
in Bangor, Me.
Miss Margaret Whiting and Miss
Margaret Miller OF Deerfeld. Mass,
were recent guests at the Barrows
House.
| Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gilbert, Mrs.
| A. p Sherman and Mrs. Thomas
Montgomery motored Saturday to
| Williamstown, Mass.
Miss Annie Childs. Misses Anna
and Winifred Marley, Master Harold
Manley motored to Bennington Sun
day. The Misses Manley were guests
| at dinner of Mrs. w. w. Bartlett.
| Charles S. Blodgett of Rapid City,
South Dakota was in town several
| days last week visiting his cousins
Mrs. Rollin Sykes and Mrs Waldo
Sykes. He left for his home Satur-
| day. H. an
| A motoring party from Connecticut
! consisting of L. C, Smith OF Norston,
H. Egan of Springyale, L, H. Clark
| OF Glenbrooke and c. S. Purdy of
| Stamford stopped several days at Ter
race farm last week n
Mrs. David Caldwell entertained
| several of her Friends at an old-fash.
toned quilting bee on Monday after
noon. 1t is seldom as many knots
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| Refreshments were served.
| BEGINNING next Sunday evening az
ter the regular meeting of the Christ
| ian Endeayor society, a class that
! was recently organized, will meet TO
study the PARALLELS. These classes
are to be a regular feature of the c.
F. Meetings.
Word was received here yesterday
of the death OF Miss Kate Gilligan in
the Troy city hospital The date of
| the funeral and interment were not
| obtainable in time for publication in
| this weeks issue of The Banner, but
Wall be given more fully next week
An all day meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society is being held to-
day at Mrs. John Fieaers on South
Main street. Several letters from
the missionaries OF the Vermont
branch were read describing the
work among the mountainers at
Grand View, Tenn. The ladies are
packing barrel of supplies to be
sent there. Any eontributiGns can
be left at Miss Angie Holly's on
Church street