The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-12-27
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs II. c. Cole spent Christmas
Day with Mrs. Nellie r. Carter.
The brick work on the new mill of
A. S. Payne Co, is about completed,
Mr.. and Mrs. H, c. Roster and chill.
dren Of bennington we're Christmas
visitors at Henry Rosters.
Miss Abilene Gibbons of tn jIish
school faculty is visiting friei d at
her former home in Westfeld Mass.
Mrs. Jennie Scriven is spending the
holidays at her home here, wish her
daughter, Mrs Carl Mattisor
The Misses Elizabeth and alAeile
Horton Of Saratoga spent Christmas
with their sister Mrs. j. E, Mosher.
James Bassett, who is studying
music in New York city. Is visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. W Bias
sett
Mr. and Mrs II f Lamb spent
Christmas at Hinsdillyille with Mrs
Lambs brother, Lionel Sherwood and
family.
Mrs Jennie PERCY OF West street
is spending some time in Hoosck
Falls[N. Y, with her daughter, Mrs.
Floyd Willis
Mrs. Harry Hagar was called to
Troy to the home OF DR.. and Mrs.
Schuyler Martin b. the illness OF her
grandchild
With bravery of ribbons, her beauty
she'l enhance You VIII meet her
Tuesday evening, when she comes to
Join the dance. Adv
Miss Adeline Ripley has re urned
from the Putnam hospital where she
has been recovering from an opera.
tion for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris GriHth and
child and Edward White spent Christ
mas in White Creek with Mr. Whites
daughter, Mrs Andrew
Mr. and Mrs. Clark w Burgess OF
New York city are holiday guests at
the home Of Mrs. Burgee' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. n s Walbridge
Mr. and Mrs. John Alien and daugh
ter, Irma of North Hoosicl< were
Christmas guests of Mrs Aliens par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Luman Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith went
to North Adams, Mass, To enjoy
Christmas with their daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs James King.
Paul Warren OF tho L. S. navy, who
is stationed at present at Newport
News, is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Warren of FairyIew
FARM
Miss Helen Fitzgerald OF Troy and
John Fitzgerald OF Albany n. Y,
spent Christmas with their aunts
Misses Ella and Anna lIourahan of
Bank street
Tonight you can find out why tho
hat was sent to the playwright and
why there were two Band Boxes.
You win BIO Interested to know aad
you Will like the show ADV
Frederick T. Huntington, who has
been the manager Of the Poultry
plant at Fairvlew Farms for three
year has resigned his position and
Alfred Wade is the new manager.
The annual business meeting and
election OF officers Of the Baptist
church will occur on Thursday eFen-
ing, jan. i. 1920. preceded by good
supper, to which every member of thaI
church and congregation are invitedj,t
The old time customs Of carol sing
ing on Christmas eve wa1 revived byI
several members OF the CONGREGATIONS.
al church, bringing the Christmas 10Y
and cheer TO many In the village
who are Shut in" BY reason OF age or
Ill health.
IL the absence OF the pastor of the
Baptist church. Rev, T. NJ Derwactes
on Sunday, the pulpit Will DO occupied
by Phillip T. II, Pierson OF Beunfng-l
ton who VIII speak on the Inter.
church Movement There Will be mol
service In Che evening.
The annual blsinsss meeting and
elertion OF ofIicsrs % tho Wsn4an's