The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-18
WOODFORD

Haying was generally begun Mon
day.
Henry futile OF Bennington was in
town Sunday.
Louis Sulkan OF North Adams has
been In town.
Geo Belknap OF Searsburg was in
town Monday.
Miss Ethel Park left for Boston Sat-
urday for few days.
Quicksilver stood at % In the shade
at j. f. Smiths Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Burroughs OF Boston
are passing the week here.
This weather makes one think OF the
shade OF the outrageous foliage.
Lyman X Bowles and Algie G. Cut
Ter OF bennington were in town over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ayres and Mas
ter Luther Graves were IN the city
Monday.
Junior Hawks OF Bennington made
dying trip to the city Monday on
his bike.
Mrs Warwick Carpenter returned
SgDrday from two weeks visit In
Stockport.
Elmer Shutz has gone to Whining
t1n TO help his uncle John Gleason
through Aaying.
MIR and Mrs Geo. w. Wood were 10
Wilmington .cecently TO see George II.
Barber who Is i'll.
Mrs VIM. II. Pgrk OF Boston arriv-
ed bere Saturday 10 spend the summer
with her husband.
No and Mrs Chas. v. Stone Of New
York arrived at Camp Comfort, Mon
day f0r the summer.
l.. f. Story of Bennington and 5. II
VALLEY of Boston have been in town
Cor business and pleasure.
Warwick aud Harold Carpenter,
Arthur Belts, Alan Golden and Har-
old Duriee were away last week on a
fishing trip.
Arthur BOwles was over from White
Creek Saturday. He is helping Ed
ward BOwles DO bis haying His health
is much improved.
Albert knights and Edward Shultz
c. aught turtle as big 80 a milk pan,
ne ar u. VI Gleason's mill pond. They
ha We the she'll on exhibition.
Clayton, young son OF Mr. and Mrs
Hcl.oritter of Croydon, former resi-
deu1G Of Woodford, is going TO run an
aub0no bile for a millionaire.
While letting out horses Nathan
Niles sustained lameness through the
friskiaass of one Of the equines. Mr.
Niles ia 70 years old and says horse
never got the best OF him before.
Mr. and Mrs W. b. Sheldon and
Miss Janet Perkins of Bennington,
and Mrs Terry of Dorset enjoyed a
carriage drive TO the city Saturday.
Mrs Sarah L0ttridge and Harold
Durfee returned to their home In Hoos-
lex Falls Saturday. after weeks Wis,
it with Warwick Carpenter and familyi
Il is rare that there is a landslide
in a dry time but on last Friday morn
ing mass of earth and stone came
down the mountain side ipst below
Mapledale.
Miss Smith, an authOress who has
passed several summers at Calup Con-
fort, has organized a Sunday school
at Ferndale. The church has been
newly shingled.
Rev. C. II. Baldwin preached an ex-
cellent sermon Sunday. There was
large attendance at the CE meeting in
the evening which was led by Fred
Burroughs.
Frank, eldest son OF the late Corne-
Illus Cutler was in Bennington and
Woodford last week. He went from
b ere TO Dalton, Mass. to see Fred Gar
d ner who is very i'll.
j. f. Smith and j. II. Hathaway
we. re elected delegates to attend the re-
pub ican convention at bennington,
july 20. Geo. Temple and Henry Ri
der were chosen as alternates.
On Thursday evening there will be
two "a )tta .e prayer meetings, one at
Geo. W. Woods conducted by the
pastor and Mrs James Higgins and
one at Hiss Anna c. Parks conduct
ed by Mr. Burroughs.
Misses Woodbury., Florence Matti
son, BGnet Perkins, Jennie Valentine,
Fanny gilmore, Kathryn, Jennie anu
Adelaide Merrill of Bennington, came
Tuesdaydor few days stay in Miss
Anna G. Parks log cabin, adjacent to
her cottage Sunshine.