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ting in new tube at the Adams mill
in the eastern part of the town
John Hathaway, a former resident,
]. A. Blanchard and grandson, Fred
Baker and VIM. Sun of Pownal have
been in town
Miss Augusta Hastings of Provi-
dence, r l., Miss Hattie Evans, Mrs
Carrie Evans and Mrs Helen Carpen-
ter of Bennington have been guests Of
Mrs Martha Temple at the late Lyman
Bowles homestead
Friends have presented Mrs j. f,
Smith with a box of fresh strawberries
picked Monday on Parker Hoyt's
meadow in Sandgate.
Mrs E. Pellerin is quite i'll with an
affection of the heart.
The weather this week has been fine.
Aummnal hues are manifest in their
magniticence.
Harry Durham is welcomed in town
with his fruit and vegetable wagon.
Albert Fiske and Eugene Stratton
of Bennington were recent visitors in
the place.
Fred Crawford cut his hand quite
badly with an axe Tuesday.
Miss Mary Mallory is in Whining
ton canvassing for a Chicago firm.
Samuel Mallory recently lost val
liable horse and the loss falls quite
heavily upon him.
Mrs John Gleason's sister recently
died at her home in st Johnsbury.
Jesse Mallory of Wilmington, for
mer resident, was one of party who
enjoyed a two weeks camp-out on Hay
stack mountain,
The Misses Cook, Moon and Phil
pot of Bennington attended services
at the Ferndale church Sunday.
There will be court at Justice
Smiths Thursday.
Miss Elizabeth Smith OF Rochester
has boarded two weeks at Albert
ShIltz's. Miss Smith is nowstopping
several days with Miss Sophronia Col
Inns of Bennington.
Elmer Gleason and daughter, Mrs
Bertha Shultz, have been guests of
Mrs Fred Bowles in Ferndale.
Next Sunday at O'Clock there will
be religious services in the Ferndale
church.
The secret is out. One of the rea-
sons why there has been so much driv-
ing here this summer is because the
roads are in such good condition.
The venerable Henry Wood, past so
years, does a days work in the woods
equal to any of the boys. Mr. Wood
is very deaf.
Hiram L. Weld has a serious attic
ton on one Of his legs and is not able
to do much work
Mrs Julia D. Buckley is with her
sister, Mrs Katie Blake in Newark,
n. J.
Harry Harbour and wife and son
County Clerk Cushman and
wife, VIM. Bradford and wife, ct ais,
Of Bennington have visited IN town.
Grant Harbour, Chas. A. Wood, and
friends of Bennington, enjoyed two
days outing at the Little Pond.
A. G. Caswell and wife OF North Ad-
ans were in town Monday and Tues
lay. Mrs Caswell is enjoying vaca-
ion, while her husband is on bust
ness trip.
Mrs Aaron DEMO of Bennington is
visiting her sister, Mrs j. F. Smith.
Chas. f. Stone and wife, owners of
Camp Comfort, the Little Pond and
he Hagar property, left fortheir home
in New York City Monday. Camp
is now closed for the season.
Any person who wants one Of the
aromatic, health-giving bal
sam pillows, can be supplied by S. NJ,
Bowles.
George Fitch of East Templeton,
Mass, father OF Mrs George A. Wood
mas been in town. Last week Mr. Fitch
and daughter visited relatives in Dor
set.
Rev Edward Conover of Bennington
preached inthe Union church last Sun
lay and Rev DR. Washburne in the
Ferndale church.
Attorney Maurer and wife Of Ben
nington and A. Z. Briggs Of Sears
burg were in Ferndale Monday.
Phillip Perkins of Tannersville, N.
Y, is in town looking for his usual
supply of Christmas trees. Mr. Per-