Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-08-13
WOODFORD

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Judge Bo5d and A. r Briggs of
Searsburg were in town Monday and
| Tuesday on business.
Miss Annie j. Cation Of Boston, a
/ former teacher here, is visiting friends
/ in town.
VIM Plant and wife # Bennington
enjoy d a orive to Camp Comfort
Mo8day,
John Shepler If Newark. N. j., has
been a guest of Edward Mallory and
wife,
Mrs Laura Stone Bower Of Califor
MIA Is at Camp Comfort. Her hus-
band is coming later
f. A. Stone aud Samuel Mallory
have been working on the interior Of
the Ferndale church,
VIM Blake of "Southeastvills" has
been in FerLdale.
Mrs Fred Wood ward and son Frank
have visited in Ferudale.
Chas BIwles visited his brother
George in bennington Sunday.
Mrs Auna Wright and son Of Will
mlngton have been in town.
M. q. Cutler is hauling hardwood
lumber to Huosick Falls and South
SALISBURY.
Dr. M. b. Houghton Of Bennington
has been In town on professional bust.
ness
A party surprised the inmates of
Grittin's summer camp one evening
last week. Dancing was INDUCED in
for couple of hours
Mrs Frank Lssher and daughter
we're in Ferndale Monday afternoon.
Mrs Eta Hyde of Bennington is
working at the Mt Pleasant house.
Fred Bow les aud wife enjoyed riue
to Wright and company's lumber
camp Sunday.
Mrs 5. h. Temple, former resi-
dent now with her daughter Bertha 10
Bennington, was a guest Of Mrs j. f.
Smith Saturday ana Sunday Mrs
Temple does not know Of the where
abouts of her husband.
Mrs E. Q. Bacon aud son Arson re-
turned to their home in Sunderland
Sunday They like Ferndale pretty
we'll Willie Bacon is now enjoying
life at Mr. Griffin's summer resort
A party from Bennington was at
James H. Grifiin's summer resort Sat
urday afternoon and enjoyed repast.
Mrs Abb Boynton is passing a few
days with her niece, Mrs DR. Hough.
ton in Bennington.
1t was a real pleasure to see Mr. and |
Mrs Charles Harbor Of Bennington in |
town the other day. Years ago they
were most respected citizens of Wood !
ford.
Cbas +. Stones s1ns Of New York |
are enjoying life at their fathers |
Camp Comfort. They take drives and |
horseback rides daily, and appreciate
life in the mountains
Warren W. Freeman, who was one
of the builders of the b and W electric
railway for II. W. Martin, and the
botel and casino az the terminus of
the road 10 Glastonbury, died in Sara.
toga last Sunday.
Malcolm Clark and son, who have
been at Camp Comfort have gone back
to their home in New York City,
Parmlee Prentice and wife, who is
John ID. Rockfeller's daughter also
Florence Armstrong and party Of
HOosicE Corners, have been 10 town
and enjoyed trout dinner at the Sum
NIT house
Miss Veua Papinfus, who has been
a nurse in a hospital at Albany, has
has gone to Plattsburg to work 10 the
hotel Champlain.
Miss Freda Artwitter and Albert
Haber we're recently married, and
have gone to Los Angeles, Cali, to
live.
George A. Wood and wife are pas
sing the week with Mrs Woods par
ents 10 Templeton, Mass. and Mrs.
Henry knights with her sisters, Mes
danes Carrie Grover AMI Hattie
Plunkett and her brother, Walter
Wood in Athol.
Frank Bronori Of Bennington has
visited his old friend Peter Beltrami.
Uncle Peter is gong back to Italy this
fall.
Fred Towue and wife Of Bennington
passed Sunday at Amos Aldrich's,
Mrs -Towne's father, Mr. Aldrich is
yet intirm and does not go out Of doors
much.
The seats have been placed in the
fernuale cnurch and repairs COmplet
&c 80 that services can be held there
next Sunday. | am glad, so say most
all of us. Rev Mr. Scott will ofllciate.
Joseph Fief is proving himself
good coachman snd pilot He hitched
one OF his horses on to a dumpy and
took party consisting Of Frank
Wahlqust, VIM Peterson, A. Johnson,
their wives, families and friends, nine
teen in number, all of Bennington, up
to Glastonbury where they enjoyed
clam bake and licnic The electric
railway track is in good condition
four miles down from Glastonbury.
Miss Goua II. Walker Morris, who
has passed several seasons at Camp
Comfort, and was always active 10
Christian work, whose home is in
Brooklyn, has gone to Cleveland, Ohio
to pass the autumn and winter with
her husband who is in bushes in the
west.
Chas S. Bent drove up from North
lNs.Na.