The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-03

j. >. Batchelder nave been cOntlned
TO the house for several days with
the prevailing illness.
Master James Campbell. who has
been confined to the house for the
past week. with the prevailing Illness,
is again able to be out.
John c. Whipple, who was called
here last week on account OF the {
death OF his father, ]. II. Whipple, re-
turned to Boston Tuesday.
Howard Marsden, a student at Nor
wich University, Mortified, has been
spending his spring vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr., and Mrs A.
B. Marsden.
A number OF boys, including Ray
mond and Donald Madison and War
rem Adams camped at Bourn Pond
the latter part OF the week, returning
home on Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Lak'n, Miss Helen Lakin
.of Arlington, and Mrs. Lester Robin.
son and son, Billie OF South Shafts.
bury were guests of Mrs. W. L. Hitch
cock on Tuesday.
George b. Thompson Of the north
part Of the town, who has been in
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
for the past few days returned to his
home Monday evening.
Mrs. Fannie Taylor and son. James
and Raymond OF Schuyleryille, n. Y.
are at the home OF Mrs. Taylor's
father James c. Dean. called there
by the illness Of Mrs Fannie Dean.
Or. James H. Loyejoy was in West.
on Friday, March oath to attend the
funeral OF the doctors brother, Rob
ert II. Loyejoy who died Tuesday
March q, Of bronchial pneumonia.
w, A. Griffith and Mrs. f. ]. Har.
wood Of Rupert. together with a par.
ty of dozen or more students o. the
Seminary were in camp at Lake Crit
tn in Mt. Tabor, for several days
last week
The house occupied by Alvin Mark
ey next TO the Baptist church. has
been sold by A. A. Pellerin OF Ben
nineton to W. +. Hitchcock of thi,
village. Mr.. Hitchcock expects t,
! take possession this week.
The regular conyocation Of Adon.
ram Lodge, No A., +. A. NJ. will b,
he'd in their rooms on Thursday eve
ming. April 9Th, This will be an an
nual meeting and there wi be cleo
ton OF officers for the coming year.
There will be a meeting Of the new
~ formed Womans Auxiliary Of III,
American Legion at the Legion room,
Thursday afternoon at 2.30 for tn,
purpose of electing permanent offic
ers and to get further signatures t,
the charter
At the annual meeting of the Man
CHESTER minister's association. he,,
Tuesday afternoon al the ColburI
house the following we're elected OF
hcers for the coming year. President
kev w. A McIntire Of Dandy; sec
tetary-treasurer Rev. Joseph 5
Brown Of Manchester Center. Pro
Walter X. Bamford of Mancheste
Center, Rev. W, Leroy Haven OF Dol
SCI,
Fire escapes. conform ng to III
present regulations Of the fire cor
missioners department Of TIE stat,
are being installed in the Oper
house block by the owners The fir
, escape leads from the Opera hous
ltse I, into the passageway betwee
: that block and the Hanley blocl
There is to be a fire door between IN
Masonic rooms and the Opera hous
SO that escape rom these rooms ma
be made by the fire escape instead ,
Y by the stairway ii necessary.
4 The following pupils we're perfe,
IN attendance Tor the term endin
i Friday, March oath Irene Bushe
4 Gertrude Healey, Maude Wells. Ro
IS ert Beckwith. Maynard Benson. Ra
y mond Bushee, Ma colin Couch. CHI
y ford Jennings and Ernest King Edit
il Taylor was absent one.half day.
" scholarship two in the eighth grad
It at aimed the same general ayerar
cara Fisher and Louis Hicks. rs u,
II cent; Irene Bushee attained 81 n,
= cent In the seventh grade. Gee
King led with SIS per cent Loui.
Levin with 81 per cent and Ravmor
~ "V ptl teut, IN the SiNt
J. grade TIE highest average was n
tanned by Helen Elmer with % n,
I. cent Abbic Balch with 30 per CO,
and James Campbell with 90 per cen
About ten days ago. as she Wa
= standing beside her char in t,e ii
ting room Of her sons home Mr.
i, Fannie Dean suffered a peculiar an
serious accident Her nm suddenI
gave way and she collapsed 10 N
moor On examination II was foun
nat the bone was broken lust belo
me mp, Mrs. Dean has fallen dow
stairs before and it is thought ne
maps that the bone had been ,ractn
cd before t1us max ng il give way $
suddenly. Mrs. Dean is very nj
lady, and will be SO years old a
April 10th. Up to the time of her n
cident she had enjoyed good heat
but had not had the use OF Aer ey
slght for the past ten years. bein
,. able only to distinguish between dar
!. ness and day light, Since her accider
II she has failed considerably. sufferin
a great deal and taking little nourisl
nipnt