Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-07-30
WOODFORD

WOodfOrd is becoming u most pop
ular summer resort, other parties are
negotiating to purchase building lots
in view Of erecting cottages.
George w. Scott Of Danbury Conn.
is spending the summer with his
daughter, Mrs Dexter NJ. Gleason
and brother, Rev w. H. Scott.
One feature of the work of Phoenix
Lodge of Good Templers is gathering
in the young before the terrible appe-
tite for liquor gets seated upon them.
Fred G. Scott of "The Billionair
Opera Co." is spending his vacation
with his father, Rev w. II. Scott.
f. Scott is one of the principles in the
cast of the company,
The fashionable color of green with
white trimmings which Mr. Scott is
giving his cottage shows of with fine
effect making one of the prettiest sum
mer houses to be found in the noun
tainS
Through the kindness of Herman
Buggy and Chas Sawyer the Wood
ford Good Templer Lodge enjoyed an
ice cream social last Saturday night
Notwithstanding the storm the lodge
rooms were we'll filled
The Friday night musical at Pleas
ant View Cottage is becoming quite
interesting Pastor Scott opens his
home for the good people of Wood
ford one night of each week TO enjoy
a musical treat as there are so many
musical people at present summering
there.
Rev W. H. Scott has his cottage
completed and filled with guests for
the summer. Rev Alex MacGeorge's
family from Brooklyn have been here
two weeks, the Rev will come the y
of this month TO spend all of the
month OF August with his family.
Parties who are contemplating pur-
chasing building lots for cottages at
WOodford had better make a choice
soon as many of them are being taken
and still there are some fine ones left
vet. Come and see them. Every new
conner TO Woodford means more trade
for Bennington merchants.
Miss Ethel Park of New York city
has organized a Junior Endeavor
Society which meets Saturdays at four
o'clock. The c. +. S. of Boston sent
some fine pictures for them to cut out
and paste in a book, the latter TO be
placed in the public library where the
children Of the community can have
access to it. This is quite popular
work among the Juniors today.
A party of 20 people two three-seated
carriage loads spent the day at Wood
ford. Among them were, Mr. and Mrs
Asa LOOMS and Mrs Puffer of Benin
ington. The latter has a son with
friends who are camping at Mt Pleas
ant Lake. This was the first visit of
some of them TO WOodford and they
were delighted with the place and fine
braeing air. Some of them called on
Mrs MacGeOrge who is an old friend.
Edwin NJ. Scott of New York city
travelling salesman Of Frank Miller
Co, New York, who has been spend |
ing part of his vacation with his |
brother, Rev VIII. Scott, has return
ed to New York. Mr. Scott liked |
WoOdfOrd climate so well he will |
spend next summer there with his |
family. He has Travelled extensively |
and says, "This is the most beautiful |
country and climate for summering he /
ever met yet"
Miss Rosetta Stone, Jewess who |
is spending few days with her friend |
Miss Ethel Park, gave very instruc- |
tive address in the Union Church to a /
large appreciative congregation last |
Sunday evening, giving the history |
of her people and the aggressive work
among the children of New York city.
Miss Stone is most fluent and |
pleasing speaker. She captivated her
audience and left a good impression
on the peoples minds of the Jewish
people Goods chosen people "
TheO Price from Newark and son
WILDER made few days sojourn at
with his friend VIII. Scott
and liked the mountain air so well he
home leaving his son TO come
again Aug lst'with his wife and other
son to remain until Sept list. Mr.
Price has large wholesale business
In Newark, a business established 30
years ago. He is director of the ]. c.
French Industrial Home of Newark,
NJ which Paw Scott fe sunarintapda |