The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-04
SALISBURY VALLEY

Mrs. S. r. Lake, who has been Wis
in Boston, returned home Sunday.
Miss Susie Lake had picnic for
her school Saturday afternoon.
Selectmen Hawkins and Whipple,
and Road Commissioner Galusha re-
paired bridges in the Valley Labor
Day
A reunion was held Sunday at the
home of Mrs Eliza Wilmington in hon.
or OF her son George who has been
called to the colors.
George and Harrington Wilmington
were week end visitors at Hedges
Lake.
Miss Minnie Miles OF White Creek
visited friends in Boston. and vicinity
last week
School opened in the Valley Sep
TENDER Bird with Miss Marguerite
Mooney of South SALISBURY, teacher
VIM. Haswell Of North Adams, who
was former resident of this place,
visited at Frank Fuler's last week.
He is we'll preserved for man of 81
years strange cOincident was that
MIR Haswell went to Granville the day
previous and was asked by his friends
to take an auto ride as they supposed
to a new country for him, but IL
proved to be one of his earlier homes, |
which was a happy surprise to the
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ing face often in the Valley.
+. A. Sisson of White Greek, who
has been seriously Ill, is cOnvalescing.
Mrs. D. Cotton and daughter, lisa.
belle of Shushan, visited at F. w. Full
Ter Saturday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. George Brew and
/ family who have been visiting rela
! tives in this vicinity returned to
their home in Westfeld, Mass, Mon
da'.
Mrs. VIM. Evans and family from
Waterford motored to the home of her
daughter Mrs. John Bennett and
spent portion of the week, returning
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs: Edward Niles visited
at George Bouplons recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cone of North
Bennington visited Mrs. Minnie Bou.
plon Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Bouplon went to Hoo
sick Falls Friday.
Mr. aud Mrs Kenneth Durham and
baby of Hedges Lake were guests
at the home OF Eliza Millington Sun
da;
Misses Helen and Lillian and Mas.
tiers Edward and frankie Bouplon
were Bennington visitors last week.
The request to conserve gasoline
Sunday was granted in this vicinity.
as there was comparatively no travel.
3 The three children Of Mr.. and Mrs
, James Harrington and Mr. and Mrs
William Davis and daughter of White
| Creek and infant daughter of Mrs. S.
| Schwarzkopf of East Arlington were
baptised at White Creek NJ. L. church
Sunday
Mrs. S Schwarzkopt and little
. daughter and Miss Belle Willard, who
have been staying two weeks at the
parsonage, have returned home.
r Mrs. Henry Dickinson of Granville
and Mrs Frank Perry of Greenwich,
/ N. Y. visited at the parsonage last
wee:
Miss Harriet Niles lead the Ep.
!. worth League at the church Sunday
evening These services are interest
ing and should be well patronized.
Miss Jean c. Niles left for Herki.
mer n V. Monday where she is en-.
gagged in teaching,
A party was rendered George Mill
ington at the home OF his mother last
week He has been called TO report
to the local board Wednesday at .
p. M The following were present
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Millington. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Peacock and family Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert Millington and son
! Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Durham and
son, Mr. and Mrs Guy Stanley, Percy
. and Alan Foster A bountiful repast
was served a beautiful wrist watch
D fountain pen and a sum OF money
G were left as a token Of remembrance
and esteem in which George is held