The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-07
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. A. N Sheppard are on
4 motor trip to Boston.
The Order of Modren Woodmen
held dance in their rooms Friday
evening.
Roy Spofford Of Bennington has
moved his family into the Henry Al.
len tenement
Hal Mccullough and family have
closed the summer home and return.
ed TO New York.
James Maloney, brother Of Mrs. An
lrew Nash, Is in the Putnam Memorial
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Frank f. Dean, who has been
II the Putnam Memorial hospital for
.wo weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Howard Jones and daughter,
Marilynn OF Center SALISBURY were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max
GrOut
George Stanley. an old resident who
frequently called on friends In town.
has entered the Odd Fellows Home In
Ludlow.
Mrs. Jennie Scrivens, who has been
spending few weeks with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Carl Madison, has returned
to Bennington
Mrs. Florence Surdam. Mss Amy
Surdam. Mrs. Bernice Simmons ana
Mr.. Lynn Durfee and son motored to
Shushan Thursday.
Mrs. Agnes Burgess, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs r. b. Carter. is visiting In Bur.
lington for two weeks.
Mss Margaret Coulter, Mrs. Otto
kragskow and daughter, Mildred, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mr.. Lynn
Durfee have returned to their home In
Omaha, Nebraska.
The Sunday morning wor hip at the
Congregat onal church commences at
II o'clock, TIE subject OF the sermon
will be Christian Dscipleship-or
Learning the Secret OF the Life that
Wins" Sunday school at 1910.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter VIII 'tman and
F. b. Randall. who Is a partner in the
Corner Cash vnd Carry Store expect
to motor TO the Ike ly Stand Sunday
where Mr.. Randall and family will re
main several weeks. Mr.. Randall is
recovering from a recent Illness.
The annual meeting of the second
Masonic district will be held at the
Masonic Temple in Bennington, Tues
day, October 10. opening with Master
Masons' degree at p. m. by Tuck
err lodge First section OF degree will
$50 be conferred by Tucker lodge.
The annual rummage sale OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega
tional Church will be held in village
hall Wednesday, October H. The doors
will open at ten o'clock Wednesday
morn ne. The ladies who have charge
Of the sale would appreciate 1t very
much IL all articles TO he sold were
brought to the hail early Tuesda,
morning.
The annual business meeting ant
ron Cdll vi lHc NOHbit6dtiOH"i NhuiN
was held in the chapel Thursday even
ing. b. T. Henry and Clarence White
we're reelected deacons and William
IC. II. Cushman was elected to fill The
unexp'rcd term Of his father, DNacor
II. T. Gu Imam Deacon y, 7. lIenr,
read the following I'VE. the mem
he's of the North Bennington Congre
gat'onal church, meeting tonicht fol
first annual meeting since our heaven
ly Father took from us our beloved
brother, Deacon Henry T. Cushman
wish to voice our appreciation OF the
man; Of the beauty of his home life
of his hclpfulness as neighbor ant
citizen, a"d especially of tho hall cen
fury of strong, devoted leadership anf
ue,vice gladly given thi church; and
further. We wish to voice our fe"lin
that the memory ot his wnsomo rcr
sonality adm humb walk with God,
abldes with us still, wing ca I
each and all oil us to give to the Ia ks
end HE, Of the church in our new zen
eraticn. the fullest measure of oul
love ald loyalty