The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-03-09
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George Duperault IL in North Ad-
| ans hospital for treatment.
A. p. Bishop was among the sick
ones the first Of the week.
F. w. Banister, former postmaster
here, was in town Tuesday.
Died Sunday, Feb. 8, infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pike.
Miss Gertie Bishop spent Sunday at
her home on West Hill.
The schools closed Friday for the
/ spring vacation Of two weeks.
Eugene Beaton and Eugene. Dix
spent Saturday in North Adams.
Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Ida Murdock
| spent Saturday In North Adams.
Mason Day WAS An over Sunday visi
tor with friends in North Adams.
Leo Sinsig returned home from
/ North Adams hospital last Friday.
Miss Louise Day is visiting her
| friend, Miss Nellie Ross in Shelburn
Falls.
| Miss Amelia Pellegrini of Pittsfeld
was O week end visitor at her home
| here. 9
Miss Blanche Sprague left Saturday
for q visit with friends in Townsend,
Mass.
A. B. Clark returned home last
Thursday from weeks trip to New
| York. tef
Miss Annie Barre of Wilmington
4 was an over Sunday visitor at her
4 home here. ~
4 The nurse, who had been caring for
Mrs. Fred Boyd, returned to North Ad-
ans last Thursday.
Miss Mabel Brown returned Monday
4 from a several days stay with Mrs. F.
L. Keyes in Cheshire. 4
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Faulkner are Wis.,
/ iting friends in Boston and attending
the automobile show.
i Marco Dakin has left the employ Of
the chair company and accepted a
position in Pittsfield, Mass. IS
4 Miss Gladys Hicks left Saturday to
spend her vacation Of two weeks with
Miss Ellen Hosler in Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Maher returned
home Tuesday morning after a few
days with friends in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Temple Of
/ North Adams, were over Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 8. Faulkner.
Balance Rock Chapter. o. E. S. are
| planning food sale to be held in
their rooms Saturday afternoon this
! week
Miss Beulah Day was an over Sun
| day guest at the home of her brother,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Day in vii.
| mington.
John Duperault, who has been spend
| ing few days with relatives here. re-
turned to his work in Springfield,
Mass, Saturday. !. ~ II t wax
Mrs. Kate Clark returned to her
home in Middletown Springs Monday
after spending few weeks at the
home OF her son, A. B. Clark.
Mrs. Laura Quay returned to her
home in Worcester Saturday after a
several weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonse Bechard.
Mr. Ford, who has been one OF the
chair company So representatives in
California, arrived here last week and
will travel for the company in the
east. vs. 80 S&
Misses Helen Darrow and Helen
Leonard. teachers in the village
schools left Saturday for their homes
in Bennington and North Bennington,
for their two weeks vacation.
The oficials OF the H. n. G. ". r. r.
are planning to run a special train to
Wilmington some night this week,
probably Saturday night This vii,
accommodate those wishing to attend
the Lawrence r. Trumbull players, a
stock company which is playing the
entire week in Wilmington.
Mrs. F. E. Sawyer's aunt, Annie Min
ken. fell last Tuesday and broke her
wrist. She had been out doors and
coming in snow stuck to her rubbers
causing her to slip on the floor.
The play Brother Josiah" which
was presented in Masonic hall last
Wednesday evening by the members
OF the high school Of Wilmington, was
attended by quite large number.
The proceeds were shared with the
high school here. 1t is understood
each cleared something like ten dol
lars.
Daniel Palmeter, who suffered a
shock at his home last Tuesday, died
Wednesday evening never regaining
consciousness. Mr.. Palmeter was
born in Wilmington in 1910 and lived
there most of his life until coming
here few years ago. Prayer was
held at the home Friday morning at !
10 o'clock and funeral in Wilmington |
at 100 In the afternoon. Burial was
in Wilmington.