The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-27


Marjorie, were in North Adams Mon
da..
Fritz Porsh, has finished working
for f. w. Sinsig and left town Mon
day
#. V. Sprague was laid up several
days the past week with severe
cold.
Mrs Allie Taintor of Charlemont
visited friends here the first of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kentfield OF
Whitingham called on friends in town
Sunday.
Mrs. H. X. Wilson has been quite
sick the past week threatened with
pneumonia
DR.. F. A. Walsh has been confined
to the house few days the past week
by sickness.
Mrs. Amelia Davis and little Rich
ard Davis have been among the sick
ones the past week.
Mrs. NJ. c. Chapman is among the
sick ones. Mrs. Mae Baker is helping
her for short time.
Mrs. G. G. Brown has been quite
sick with an attack of neuritis. but is
somewhat better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Corliss have
returned from few weeks visit with
friends in Middlesex.
Mrs. Ed. Leray and Mrs. Eugene
Boullais of Heartweliyille were in
town last week Friday
A. p. Bishop come home Tuesday
from Mt. Hermon to recuperate from
severe attack OF grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett spent
Sunday with Mrs Bartletts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horton at Sher-
mans. 34 rlj 4e De Fe
Mrs. Addie Fish of North Adams is
assisting at the home OF her brother,
Eugene Beaton during the sickness OF
the family.
Harry and Harold Whitney of West
Halifax visited at C. e. Whitney's
and Mrs. Jennie S. Goulds Thursday
of last week.
Harry Douglass. who has been at
his home here the past ten DAYS sick
with grip, returned to Mt. Hermon
school Monday.
Mrs. Emma LaBelle returned to
Mechanicville Monday after visit
with Mrs. Mary Douglass and Mrs.
Joseph Jarvas.
Miss Blanche Sprague resumed her
duties this week as teacher of the
grammar school after being out
week from sickness.
Mrs. Fred Heisler, is assisting Mrs.
Snow at the Cottage House for time
instead of Mrs. Mae Phelps as stated
in last weeks Banner. 3oll
James Henry, nephew of III. A. Le-
sure, who has been working for the.
Power Construction Co, returned toa
West Andover, Mass. Monday. -.,
Mrs. Grace Kearns and son Carlton
returned to their home in North Ad.
ans Saturday after short stay with
her sister, MRS. n SP. Billings 'oiaf.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Carpenter have
both been quite i'll with grip. Mrs.
Carpenter is somewhat better, but
Mr.. Carpenter is still quite sick. A
nurse from North Adams came Tues
day to care for him.
Miss Edith Beard of Wilmington
and Osias Berard were married in st.
Joachim's church Tuesday morning
by Rev. Charles Delnataro. Mr.. and
Mrs. Berard will keep house in the
rear tenement of Dr. Wards house re
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Trcmbley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Stafford of
Hawley, Mass, Luther Stafford of
Monroe Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Aston
Blanchard, Mr.. and Mrs H. J. Ashley
and Miss Ethel V. Hicks of Spring
field. Mass, were those from out of
town who attended the funeral of
Herbert I. Stafford last week Wednes-
day.
Arcangelo Dakin and Miss Antonet-
te Dakin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Aurolio Dakin of School street. were
married in st. Joachim's church
Thursday, Jan. 20, at Z o'clock by
Rev. Charles Delnataro Mr.. Dalsin is
we'll known here having worked in
chair factory number one for about
twelve years. Mr.. and Mrs. Dakin
left right after the ceremony for a
brief wedding trip to Troy and vicini-
t..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Bishop have re.
ceived letter from Mrs. C. M. Bean,
former teacher in the high school
here, stating that she was at present
teaching in the high school in Lack