Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-02-12
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VIM r. Cutler has lost one of his
COWS.
Chas Sawyer has lost one Of his
horses.
Fred Cooley is working for Geo w.
Knapp,
Fred Alcumbright is working for NJ.
G.. Cutler.
Will Quackenbush of Somerset has
been in town.
Walter Foote is cook on VIM Phal-
ems lumber job.
Carl Bugbee and others are afflicted
with touches" ofthe grip.
Chas Cutler was kicked quite severe
| ly by one of his stage horses.
Clarence Cutter is laid up by an all
ment Of the foot, caused by chilblains.
Amos Aldrich is able to walk around
the house little, but his recovery is
slow.
ChilHan Lackey is cook for D. NJ.
Gleasou's workmen in the lumber
woods.
Frank Towne is sawyer at Gleason's
mill. Mort Knights is running the
/ engine
James Higgins and wife were out
from Dunville Saturday night and
Sunday.
Archie Stone is staying a while with
George w. Bowles, his uncle, of Ben.
nington
Adolphus Belrose had fifteen hens
stolen one night. Traps are now set
for thieves.
Mrs J. f. Smith and Mrs Edw
Adams visited Mrs Aaron DEMO of
Bennington Monday.
The auditors are getting town ac-
counts in readiness iorthe forthcoming
annual March meeting.
The injury Dexter Gleason sustained
on his knee is serious. He will be
confined several weeks.
Can anyone tell me where Fred Dan
dali is, or where he last lived? Have
important information for him.
Charles Woodward hauled four logs
for John Rooney, to the Enos Adams !
Co. s mill which calipered $40 feet.
Shapiro, a dry goods man of Ben
nington, has been in town with his |
emporium. Mrs Shapiro has also |
been here.
Alfred Newell's wife has left his bed
and board. Fred is selling his house !
hold goods and says he doesn't want |
70 keep house any more.
Ansil Denison has letter In the
Woodiord postoilice that mas laid two
weeks. If not called for soon II will |
be sent to tue Dead Letter Office at
Washington.
Hiram Weld and wife we're "remem-
bered' on the j0th anniversary OF
their marriage Phoenix Lodge of |
Good Templars. of which Mr. Weld is
member, presented them with Sl6.25,
and those who were not members.
enough 20 make the amount we'll up ia
the 2O's.
Officers Of Phoenix l. O. 6. T.. newly
elected, are as follows: G. T., Geo
w. Knapp (re-elected); =. c. T.,
James Dinwiddie lre-electedG V. r.,
Lucia Sawyer; secretaries, Bessie
Wood, 5. NJ Bowles; +. 5. and treas
urer, Albert Knights and Nina
Knights; marshal and deputy mar
shall Noyis LOveland, Ethel Cutler;
c., Darrell Sawyer: sentinel, Richard
Dinwiddie.
The Banner and Reformer was in
error last week In speaking of Archie
Stone. He did not have a dispute
with his mother. In nervous excite
ment, while swinging sticks he acct
dentally hit her on the head, by which !
Mrs Stone was not unconscious at all. |
No person could have been more sorry
for what he had done than was Archie;
and his grief was very heartfelt. The ! I
boy has manifested no intention of
letting excitement get the better OF him
again. Instead of being a. his age is
q years.
The old Harbour homestead, which
was burned on the night of January
}lst, had not been built over 60 years,
as has been stated. 1t was built by
Mr. Peelor fifty-three years ago. The
first Thanksgiving enjoyed in the new
home was in November, 1852. Thanks
giving day was always observed at
the old homestead and, as fan as pos
sible, the large family were always to-
gether on that day; especially was
This so when the father and mother
Jacob and Rosette-were at the head
Of the family in the long ago. This
paper last week also stated that the
loss was 81 800; it win come up to
81, 900, or more. II is said that Mark
the present owner, will re- p,
build.
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