The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-11-24
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heisler are TAX
ing weeks vacation.
Miss Alta Wheeler is sick at her
home on Tunnel street.
Elmer Sprague has gone to work
in chair factory number two.
A new bridge is being placed over
the canal near the machine shop.
Mrs. Dora Crosier has been caring
for Mrs. Joseph Berard and baby.
Charles Loisere, who has been
quite sick, is able to be out again.
o. L. Butterfeld of Wilmington,
was in town on business Monday.
Mrs. H. f. Jewell spent Sunday
with Mrs. George Plumb at Sherman
J. II. Beal of Waltham, Mass. was
in town on business few days this
week.
Miss Ruth Harris of Wilmington
spent Saturday with her aunt, Mrs. ].
S. Faulkner.
Mr.. Walsh of Arlington, visited his
brother, DR.. F. A. Walsh from Friday
until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Carpenter re-
turned last Thursday from their visit
in Springfield, VT.
Albert 0. Reed. who has not been
y ell for several months is again con
fined to his bed.
Miss Gladys Hicks was unable to
teach the last of last week because
OF an attack of bronchitis.
Mrs. l.. f. Howard was an over
Sunday visitor with her husband at
the home of Mrs. Anna Taintor.
W. D. Stranger of Philadelphia was
in town the first of the week in the
interest OF the H. NJ. E. Box company.
William Bowler and family have
moved back here from Arlington
where they have lived the past two
years.
Mrs. Marie Stoecker and Miss Dor
othy Stoecker win spend Thanksgiv-
ing with Mrs c. NJ. Hurd in North
Adams.
Robert Doring, who was called to
Meridian, Conn. last week Monday by
the serious Illness OF his sister, has
returned.
Two more deer have been reported.
Welcome Ross secured buck last
week and Frank Reed shot doe this
week Monday
H. w Kendrick and j G. Kendrick
OF Shelburn Falls were in town two
days last week setting up stone in
the cemetery.
Arthur Day has finished work for
the chair factory and has gone to
work for the H. r. & W. r. r. as
brakeman.
Cornelius Dolan has finished work
as brakeman on the II. T. & w R. r.
and began work Tuesday for the
Power Construction Co
M. and Mrs c, H. Carter and little
daughter. Marion viii leave Wednes-
day for a weeks visit with Mr., Car
ter's mother in Cochituate.
The schools will close Wednesday
night for the Thanksgiving recess
The teachers will leave for their re
spectiye homes that night
Mrs. Frank Crosier received. word
Sunday that her mother, Mrs, Robert
son of Colrain was not as well. She
left Tor there Monday morning.
The +. NJ B. club met with Mrs
Jewell last week Wednesday and
sewed for one of their members who
is sick. Refreshments were served
Mrs Grace Perry and son, Carlton,
who have been staying with Mrs. II.
p. Billings for some time, returned to
their home in North Adams Saturday
Mr.. York of New Bedford is work
ing in Mr.. Wilder's place as civil en-
gineer for the Power Construction Co.
and boarding with Mrs, Anna Tain
to-!
Mrs ~ ID. Sherman returned to her
home in Sherman Monday after few
days visit with Mrs. Harriet Blood,
Mrs. Peter LaFrancis and Mrs. A. P.
Bishop.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Wood and Miss
Anna Healey of the chair factory Of
flee force will spend Thanksgiving at
their respective homes in Cheshire
and North Adams.
Charles Goodell of Wenham, Mass,
has been spending a week at the
home of his brother, T. d. Goodell at
Sherman, and spending some of the
time hunting deer
c. Fl. Carter who has been on a
trip for the chair company arrived at
Hoosac Tunnel about a. M, Sun
day morning and walked up arriving
here about O'Clock.
&c w. Ellison went to Boston Tues
day on business and from there will
go to East Lempster, N, H., to spend |
Thanksgiving with his family. Veplon
MacTeer of Hoosac Tunnel is in the
station during his absence
Robert Clark, who is attending
school at Wilbraham academy will |
spend Thanksgiving at his home here
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