The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-05
STAMFORD

A Harvest Supper will be served at
the Stamford Valley Grange Mon.
day risat at $50 after which the LIST
degree will be worked upon two can.
dldates, namely Rev A. ]. Seamans
and William Richie, and TIE End de.
sree Obligated
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron have return
ed from trip to Canada and vicinity.
They expect TO go South for the win
ter.
The foliage is very beautiful and
there has been much touring through
this valley for the past few days.
Many frpm here will attend TIE
Baptist Association in North Adams
this weekHrhnrsday and Friday.
Rev All Seamaus returned Wed.
nesday from Granville, n. Y, where
he had been to attend the Eastern
District conference. While there he
conducted the devotional services on
Wednesday morning.
AT the meeting OF the Oficial Board
last Friday night the following action
was taken. voted that the church be
opened one or more nights each
week and games be installed for the
young people also that the church
sheds be repaired and pastoral let
ter be sent ont every month to mem.
bers in constituencg
The Harvest Sup o. given by the
Ladies' Aid last Wednesday night
was great success in every way.
over sixty dollars being realized.
There was ball game on the
grounds OF Harry Blood Saturday az.
ternoon between the married and
single men,
Rally Day exercises were observed
by the Methodist Sunday school and
We're very good. and appreciated by
an. Mr. Seamans, the pastor, gave a
short address.
Mr. ana Mrs. Norman Foster will
enter their new home about the mid.
die of this mont1.
Mrs Warren Clough and infant son
have returned from the North Adams
hospital.
The ball game of Friday afternoon
was won by the married men. the
score being to 4. One feature of the
game was home run by Eugene Bis
hor.
Mr. and Mrs w. II. Pritchard went
to New York City Tuesday, October
4 for visit, after whiea they will
return to the Wellington Hotel for the
winter.
Mrs. Thayer and daughter, who
have been stopping with Mrs. Good
rich for a few days returned to their
home in Boston last Friday.
Several families from here attended
the Pageant neld in TIE Methodist
church in North Adams, Sunday even
ing. when five Sunday schools united
and gave a most excellent entertain.
ment
Mrs. Nickersun of Hartford, Conn,
was the guest of her cousin. Mrs. r.
j. Sanford last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Harlan Dunn and son spent the
week end at A. u. Dunns.
Married at the Methodist parsonage
Sept "a Norman Foster Of Stamford
and Miss Esther Pierson of Florida,
Mass. After their return from their
wedding trip. they will reside in the
house of A. j. Tanner In Stamford
Health Is a Womans Greatest Asset
Contrast the cheerful happy won
an with head erect, the glow OF health
on her cheeks, the elastic step am
bubbling enthusiasm as she goe'
about her daily tasks, With the woman
who suffers from hackache, head
aches, dragging-down pains, nervous
ness and dependency, Such condi
tions are undoubtedly caused by WON
ans ailments which will yield L
bydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, which for many, many year
has been restoring weak, ailing won
on to health and strength. Ever
woman who suffers IN this way owe
II to herself To at least give 1t