The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-12-17
DORSET

Kent were in Rutland Thursday.
E. S, Casselnan has returned from
a several weeks visit with friends in
Sandusky, Ohio
Delmar Waite OF Northampton,
Mass, spent Sunday at the home Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Tiff.
r. NJ. Campbell left Monday to at
tend the State Grange meetings in
Burlington this week
Mrs. j. H. Bowman left Wednesday
| for a two months visit with her
daughter in Toledo, Ohio
B. Stanley Brown, who was report
ed in last weeks Banner as critical
ly i'll, is slightly improved
Ruth and Dorothy Gilbert visited
from Friday till Sunday at the home
of Charles Ross in Dandy.
N. N. Love, County School superin-
tepdent was in town Monday and
Tuesday on official business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kent have
moved to Sandgate where Mr.. Kent
has employment for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Meers have
moved TO Sandgate where Mr. Meers
is to be employed in Hurd's mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Dillingham;
of Sandgate, are visiting at Mrs. Eliz-
Iabeth Chapmans on Elm street
Miss Anna Gilbert has returned
from visit in Sarnac Lake, N. y,
with Rev, and Mrs. w. L. Hayen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Campbell
came Wednesday for two weeks Wis.
| it with Mr. and Mrs. r. N, Campbell
/ H. J. x Degar of Granville is in town
with an assistant installing an cleo
tric light plant in the Dursnd house.
! The young mems and young wo-
mems clubs held their regular meet
ings in the church vestry Monday
eyenine
R. NJ. Campbell gaze reception to
the retiring and newly elected officers
of the Grange at the Dorset Inn
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carey returned
TO Middle Granville, NJ Y, Monday,
after a weeks visit at Mr. and Mrs.
James Robinson's
Miss Elizabeth Lille. who was re.
ported last week as critically iii with
an attack OF appendicitis, is much
better at this writing.
/ Miss Helen West entertained sever
nj of her little friends Thursday in
honor OF her eighth birthday at her
home on the west road.
Roland and Joe Harrington, Jr.,
have been victims Of The la grippe for
several Gays, but are reported as
much better at this writing.
i Owing to the snow storm, the Camp
Fire anu supper ofiFpller Pest, G. A.
r. and Woilasis Relief Corps that
was gcheduled Tor Tuesday evening
has been postponed Indefinitely
Your correspondent was unable to
forward this ~ eeks items on schedule
time on aecountgof the snow storm
which put us out of business for a
short time Wapall feel justified in
9burroughing up,aduring such storms,
when our old 8riend, Elmer. r. +. D.
fails TO make his rounds. Some
storm when Elmer is showed under.
BY the way, we would like to hear
what some Of the weather prophets,
who have predicted an open winter,
have to say about the storm. Their
excuses would be interesting.
Thomas Bradlee, State Director OF
| Agriculture and Supervisor of County
Extension service was in town Mon
day calling on several local farmers
who are interested in forming an
Agricultural Association. On account
of the severe snow storm Mr. Bradlee
was Obliged to cut his visit rather
short. We hope TO see him return at
! an early date and with his aid, we
understand large number of farm.
CTS throughout the county hope TO
organize AN association in the inter,
ests OF agriculture to carry on the
work that was so ably organized by
the former County Agent, John l.
Z Sherman
Il Community spirit has found express
! sion in the combined efforts of varl
Gus organizations in making the fol.
lowing plans for a general Christmas
celebration. In keeping with the
spirit which we feel we all want to
emphasize this year Of all years, q
simple, but effective program en-
, titled Good win to Men,, will be
,, given by the young people OF the Sun
day school at the church on Friday
Christmas Eve, beginning promptly
+ at o'clock 4. m. In hrief 1t will
. show the development of the Christ
mas thought as 1t has come down tc
us through the ages for all natives
After these exercises at the church
. all will adiodrn to the Community
Christmas tree on tiies$illage green
All are asked TO fafniliarize them
selves with the following Christmas
hymns to be sung around the tree
and later by groups of Carolers al
all homes in the village. where rows
Of lighted candles will be placed ii
the windows The hymns are as fol
lows; 20 Little Town OF Bethle
han1" "LIo,,, Nioht paaonf,,J NYiol,4S