The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-11-15
READSBORO


James Chiste OF Pittsheld spen
Sunday at his home.
E. G. Christian was an over Sunday
guest in Hinsdale, ~ ii.
Mrs Lena Jillson was in North AID
ans on business Saturday,
j. D. Bristow of Wilmington wa:
here on business Thursday.
Albert Allard of Nottingham was
in town on business Monday.
G. w. Kenfleld of Nottingham was
in town on business Tuesday.
II. J. Levine of Wilmington wa,
here on business Wednesday
Mrs. Albert Bishop was in North
Adams on business Thursday.
e. G. Christian was business
guest in North Adams Friday
Mrs. J. f. Carrier was in NORTH
Adams on business Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Davis is working fol-
Mrs. Reando in Wilmington
Mrs. Ii. p. Billings was in North
Adams on business Saturday
Mrs Wayne Garner OF Wilmington
was in town on business Friday
Miss Anna Healy spent the week
end at her home in North Adams
Miss Helen barrow was week end
guest at her home in Bennington.
H. B. Soper of Shelburne Falls was
a business guest here Wednesday.
Miss Anna Lenhoff spent the week
end at her home in North Adams.
Philip Gilbert of Wilmington was a
business visitor in town Wednesday
Mrs. Cornelius Doldn was BUSH
ness guest in North Adams Saturday
Miss Gladys Nj. Hicks was a bust
ness guest in North Adams Saturday.
Misses Beatrice and Rose Jangrow
were in North Adams the first of the
week.
A. b. Clark has returned from
business trip to Buffalo and New
York City
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Franchere of
North Adams are guests at j. S.
Faulkner's.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Vail Of Monroe
Bridge were visitors at +. c. Bakers
Monday and Tuesday
Mrs John Fowler and son Jean of
Wilmington spent Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. c. j. Maher
Mrs Lorenzo Maroni and daughter.
Miss Rose Maroni were in North AID
ans on business Wednesday
j. B. Mahoney of shelburne Falls
was here on business tor the New
England Power company Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Pope, and
Misses Mabel Brown and Emily Jar.
yais motored to North Adams Satur-
day.
Mrs George Graziola and two chill
iren of North Adams have been spend
ing few days with Mr. aud Mrs. Al
bert Bishop.
A few friends gathered at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs w J. McQuade Thurs
lay evening. Games were played and
served
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Pope, |
Herbert Stickles and Misses Yvonne |
md Gloria DUDE motored to North |
ADAMS Wednesday evening.
c. +. Herman OF the Sherman Car
)ide company is on a weeks vacation,
\. f. Reid of Providence, r. l., is
as superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs II. r. Billings and son
Wesley and Miss Audrey Whitmore |
notored to North Adams Saturday |
,vening. returning Sunday
In last weeks paper, It was stated
hat Roy Brcen was taken to the |
North Adams Hospital. This is n mis-
axe and he is doing as well as can be
Tickets are out for a series of Ice
ures from the White Entertainment |
Sureau under the auspices OF the VII |
age Improvement association to be !
given in the near future.
The Eastern Star Masonic Chapter
}. E. S. entertained officers OF several |
chapters Monday evening |
II the Masonic apartments. A ban
luet was served at six o'clock to a |
arge number from Bennington. North |
ADAMS, Jacksonville and Monroe |
Bridge. There were Grand Deputy |
Matron Mrs. Ranney of North Ben
lington. Grand Matron Miss Eliza
beth Mac Gowan and Past Matron
Mrs. Lee of Moth Adams and Past |
Matron Mrs. c. e. Hermon of Penn
sylvania, who is a guest at the Cot |
tage House. There was large num-
Der of the Naomi Chapter of North |
Adams who came by automobile. Fol.
lowing the banquet the initiation cere
mony was performed. Miss Evelyn
Baker being candidate with Mrs.
Ranney as inspector
Shepherd Faulkner, Is years OF age.
died at his home Tuesday morning.
About four years ago he sustained
severe shock and was about two years
ago he had another which left him in
q feeble condition. Three weeks
ago he sustained another shock which
left him practically helpless. He
was a man of sterling character and
a much respected citizen and will be
regretted by wide circle of friends,
He was born in Nottingham, August
10. 1S41 and lived there until about
40 years ago when he came here and
with the exec ption of four years, he