The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-15

meau were in North Adams, Mass,
Wednesday, shopping,
Miss Celia Aren't Is working for
Mrs. Il. c. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed and
two children are i'll with tonsilitis.
Mr. Reeds mother, Mrs. II. g. Reed
OF Jacksonville, is with them, also
Mrs. Reeds sister, Mrs. F. NJ. King
and Mrs. Reeds brother, Clarence
Ross. is working in the grain store
for Mr. Reed.
James Conley of North Adams,
agent for the singer sewing machine
was in town Monday.
Donald Mcfarland returned Mon
day evening from a two weeks va
cation, spent with friends in Williams
burg, Huntington and North Adams.
A. Testoni, who Is working for p.
NJ. Davis, had the misfortune to cut
his hand severely.
Rev. Charles Delnotaro was in West
Dover Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Schuyled Tower of Monroe is
caring for Mrs. Cornelius Dolan and
daughter.
Mr.. Dickinson OF Shelhurne Falls,
Mass. was in town Saturday on bust
ness,
There were seven new telephones in
stalled in town Monday
Joseph Trombley visited his fataer,
Clifford Trombley il Turner'S Falls.
Mass, last week t
John Skaalgaard moved his family
from his farm to the village last Fri.
day. for the winter. 1ft
Frank Ross and Alton Perry were
home over the weekend.
Mr.. Lee of Hartford, Conn, is visit.
ing In town this week
Mr.. and Mrs Hermon visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gallery in Nottingham
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Thayer OF
Springfield, Mass, visited friends in
town during deer season.
Kenneth Donald, who is attending
school at Mt. Herman, is spending hiH
holiday recess with his parents, Rev
and Mrs j. A. Donald.
Ernest Lewis is working in II. A.
! Spencers store.
Edward Beaton has purchased sew
eral driving horses and will keep them
for livery.
The Christmas sale and supper held
last Thursday by the Ladies Aid oil
the Baptist church was well attended
and netted the society over 800.
Those who attended the Baptiai
church Sunday evening heard a very
interesting talk on conditions in ST
IBERIA by Chester Bixhy of Poultnev
who has only recently returned from
that country, where he has been doins
Y. NJ c. A. work with the allied
forces. Those VINO heard him learned
much of the customs and life OF The
Russian people All were much inter
ested in his talk
There will be Christmas exercise:
at the Baptist church Dec 90 Fund,
fer the tree wi be raised ny a spec
lial collection which will be taken Sun
day. December 19.
The International Nitrogen Company
at present are employing only about
fifty men, Before the cut in wages
last week, there were about one hun
dred and fifty
AT the close OF the hunting season
last Saturday afternoon, seven dec
had been shot in this vicinity by
Readsboro hunters. The lucky mer
We're: Herbert Elmer Howard Phelps
Emilio Macheghini Wilmer, ALFRED
White. Edward Jarvis and Cictol
Baruzzi, the latter getting the larges
deer 1t is estimated that il weighed
about three hundred pounds. 1t had {
beautiful head with eleven points
William Raguse of Power Plant No. S
not only secured deer. but also {
three hundred pound black bear
man in Heartwellville mistook I
horse for deer and shot the horse.
The Box company are shipping th'
box making machinery OF Philadelphia
the main office. this week
Robert Hicks. formerly of this place
who has been in the u, S. service TO
about two years has been sent to Colo
RADIO from Texas, on account of tuber
lculosis.
A. b. Clark, c. II. Pope are bust
ness visitors In Boston
Rev, J. Alex Donald attended a Bap
list conference in Brat.eboro las
week
Crosby Perry has resigned his posi-
ton in Fitchburg and is at presen
working In Pittsfield,