The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-10
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b. r.. ROBINSON OF wilmington was
in town last week.
Mrs. C. A. Nutting is out again after
an attack of grip.
W. D. Howe is out again after be-
ing housed with the grip.
F. w. Choate is on brief business
trip to New Hampshire.
The winter term at the North Hill
school closed last Friday.
Earle S. Perry was in North Ad-
ans Saturday ON business.
Miss Mildred Hawkins is the proud
owner OF new Byrnes piano.
Harold Chase is out of school this
week with an attack Of grip.
Miss Florence Fox of Wilmington is
working for Mrs. C. ]. Maher.
Charles Goodenough of Nottingham
was in town last week Friday.
Eugene Dix was an over Sunday
visitor with friends in Stamford.
Harrison ]. Hanley Of North Adams
was in town one day last week.
Mrs. Olive Tyler is among the later
ones to come down with the grip.
Charles Aubertine visited relatives
in Erving, Mass. q few days last week
Mrs. d. p. Bryant was an over Sun
day visiter of relatives in Bennington
l.. r. Howard was an over Sunday
visitor with his family in Bennington
NJ. j. Duke of Rowe and North Ad
ans was in town on business last
week. l1l
Mrs. II. o. King, Miss Eta King
and Neal Dolan were in North Adams
Saturday.
Little Lefty Keyes is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. George Northup of
Cheshire.
9 Mrs Il. c. Lyons left for Boston
Monday en- route to her home in Bel.
fast, Maine. tt+ s-it
Mr. and Mrs William Bowler went
to North Adams Monday for visit
among friends.
George Steers of Shelburn Falls
was in town Saturday in the interest
OF the P. c. Company.
Alkaline Pellegrini has returned to
Bliss business college after being
home week with grip
The kindergarten. Miss Dorothy
Stoeker teacher closed last week Fri
day for the winter vacation.
A. B. Clark returned home last
Thursday from weeks business trip
to New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. e. Sawyer is again able to
be out after being confined to the
house a number of weeks by illness.
Miss Mamie Priest returned last
week from Pittsfeld Mass, where
she has been assisting Mrs. Joseph
Berard.
Quite number from here went to
Wilmington last Saturday night or
the special train, to attend the spec
The old electric lamps have been
removed in the Baptist church anG
Mazda lamps put in their place givins
a much better light for less expense
Mrs. B. A. Stowe of Adamsvill,
came Saturday night to care for 'hei
sister Mrs. T. d. Goodell of Sherman
who has been i'll with grip three
weeks
Rev. c. A. Nutting completed one
years pastorate of the Baptist church
last Sunday. He gave brief historl
of the years work followed by an az
propriate sermon.
Dr. F. D. Stafford of North Adams
was in town Saturday and performed
an operation on l.. H. Crosier assist
ed by Dr. F. A. Walsh. Nurse Black
we'll Of North Adams rs caring fo
him.
w. C. Foster and e. B. Grout o.
Wilmington agents for the Maxwell
automobiles, were in town on bust
ness last week. 1t is understood tina
G. ]. Maher is to be their sub agent
for Readsboro.
Charles Summers horse was taken
seriously sick while on the mail route
last Friday. The horse was left a
Homer Shippees in Monroe. 1t has
now recovered and is again doing his
work for Uncle Sam.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Baptis,
church will hold their monthly srnper
in the vestry of the church Thursdav
evening. This Yill be followed b.
stereoptican views from the best al
lists on the Life of Christ
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plumb and two
of the children have been quite sicl
with the grip at their home at Sher
man. Upstairs in the same house
Mrs. George Plumb and two children
are also quite i'll with the same
disease.
The boys and girls of the uppe
grades of the village schools, with the
teachers, began playing basket bal
last week in Eagle Hall. SATURDAY
night a game was PLAYED between the