The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-18
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Norman DUDE of North Adams is
visiting relatives here
A. E. Blumb of Brattleboro was in
town on business Friday.
Everett Day spent the weekend
with relatives in Ashiield.
l.. H. Crosier was a business visi-
tor in Wilmington, Friday.
Mrs. Fl. T. Goodell was in North
Adams on business Friday.
Napoleon LaHeur was a business
guest in North Adams Saturday.
Harry Douglas of North Adams is
spending few days with relatives
0. Il. Butterfeld OF Wilmington
was business guest here Friday,
A daughter was born Sunday July
10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sprague
Miss Neva Harrington of Spring
field is visiting her aunt Mrs. Sophie
Jewell
c. NJ Hurd and son, Lawrence of
North Adams visited relatives here
Monday
Mrs. Lucy Traham OF North Adams
is spending a week with relatives and
friends.
Miss Rose Jarvais has finished
working at Maple Row Inn in Heart.
wellville
Miss Ermina Sibley of Monroe
Bridge has been visiting at Mrs. II.
T. Goodell's
Miss Florence Deyo of North Ad-
ans is enjoying a weeks vacation at
Goodell Farm.
Mrs. Napoleon Jangrow and chill,
dren have been visiting relatives in
North Adams.
The Baptist Ladies Aid gave a
supper in the Baptist chuneh vestry
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs C, II. Pope and Misses
Gloria and Yronne DubeJ motored to
North Adams Saturday 'eveRing.
Mr.. and Mrs "A. G.. Whipple of
North Adams are enjoying a vacation
at Goodell farm in Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Taintor mo-
tored from Greenfield Sunday and
called on Mrs. Anna Taintor.
Miss Blanche Sprague and nephew
Stuart Jillson, have been spending a
few days with friends in Stamford
Francis Mullaney and sister, Miss
Doris of Pittsfeld have been visiting
their grandmother, Mrs Frank Cros
lei:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Chase and son
Harold and Miss Neva Harrington en-
ioyed an auto ride to Cheshire Sun
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Milette and
family of North Adams enjoyed an
auto ride and visited relatives here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j Pike and son
Harry, and A b. Clark motored to
Middletown Springs, Ct, and visited
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter and
daughter, Marion, OF Shelburne Fails
have returned to their home after
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stickles and
son, Melvin Misses Alta Wheeler
and +. NJ Wood enjoyed an auto
ride to North Adams Saturday.
A marked increase in the attend
0nce at Sunday school and also at
the Junior Christian Endeayor meet
] ing was noted at the Baptist church
| on Sunday. Dr. Lehiff sang in the
morning and the Junior choir sans
very acceptably in the evening The
| Forward Movement is being charac
terized by steady gain in interest
Next Sunday evening July 90, the
Guards will sing and although the
service will be open to all the pastor
viii speak especially to young men
The Eastern Star will attend wor
ship in a body at the morning ser
vice. On the last Sunday morning o
July will occur a special service fol
the "Shutins", transportation beinl
provided for those who are unable t
walk.
A serious accident occurred Mon
day evening at O'Clock when ,
Ford car owned and driven by Geo
Johnson plunged into an electric
light pole near Chair Factory No. II
There were two other occupants il
the car besides Mr.. Johnson, A. II
Woods and William Erving, both o
Philadelphia. They were returning
from Heartwellville and apparently
turned out for a team on the wronl
side of the road. by so doing, the ca
was thrown into the gutter and tn,
occupants thrown out. Mr.. Woods
Is % years of age and landed near |
rock in the embankment, sustaining
severe injuries about the head ant
other parts of the body. He was i'm
mediately taken to the North Adam
hospital where Or. Stafford also at
tended. Conclusion of the brain 4
feared, but has chance to recover
Erving was badly bruised, but wa
about the street the next day, an,
Mr.. Johnson was badly cut on tn,
right hand. The car was badly dam