The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-10-17
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Charles Sawyer.
j. r. Smith has returned from a
business trip 10 Pownal.
Samuel Mallory's fever has tirned
and he Is little better.
James Higgins Is making improve
ments on his home place.
George Mallory OF Manchester has
been here 70 see'his brother Samuel.
WIN II. Cutler was housed with neu,
ralgla the fore part OF the week.
Postr aster DinwiddIe passed 5atur,
day and Sunday 10 Bennington.
Following last weeks cold and snow
storm, the weather Ii warm and like
summer.
Representative James p. Rooney IA
one OF the land tax committee 10 the
legislature.
M. 8. Knights and Mrs Georgiana
GreeEslet enjoyed a drive 70 Little
pond Sunday.
Samuel Reynolds and wife visited
Mrs Reynolds mother OF Wilmington
Sunday aud Monday.
Mrs WIN Bowles and daughter ida
OF Bennington have Visited relatives
here for several days.
Miss Alta Cutler IA living with Mrs
ID. M. Gleason at Bennington and at-
tending the graded school.
Jesse Mallory shot hawk near o.
VI. Barber's cottage which measured
'ur feet from tip 10 tip OF wings.
+. A. Gleason, q former townsm an,
has been reelected ono OF the board OF
selectmen OF West Cheshire, Conn.
Stephen Il. Gleason came up from
the Soldiers Home Monday 70 pass
the week with Mr. and Mrs Jesse Bug.
bee at the old homestead.
On Saturday evening the YPSCE
will give an oyster supper social nj
George w. Knapp's. Everybody In
yited 10 como and bring another.
Charles L. Dewey and sister, Mrs
Mary Pratt Wood and her daughter
Mrs l.. s. Norton OF Bennington pass
ed Sunday at the Fir Grove cabin.
Saturday George W. Koapp and
Henry A. knights, commissioners,
we're 10 Bennington on business for
the estate OF the late VIM. II. Park.
7. J. Mallory and son Jesse aud Ed
ward Adams left before daylight
Monday morning for a squirrel hunt
on Mr. Mallory's farm at White Creek.
Mrs Edward II. Bowles and brother
and young sons, George, Harold and
Frank OF White Creek have visited
relatives here and Sunday weot 10
Wilmington 10 visit Mrs Bowles' par
ents.
Mrs Henry Knights accompanied by
Mrs George Burgess OF Bennington,
have returned from n visit with Mrs
knights sisters, Mrs Carrie Grover
and Mrs Harriet Plunkett OF Athol,
Mass.
Z. w. Drew OF Stamford comes TO
Woodford every week 10 get load OF
ferns for Massachusetts firm. Sew.
eral hundred dollars worth have been
taken from town this fall and the pick
ers are still at 1t.
Mrs Mabel Mercier granddaugh.
ter OF Mrs Evaline Kimbsll Stratton
and William Booteau we're married at
Williamstown Sept. 81, by Rev Mr.
Beecher. q Methodist clergyman. They
will reside 10 Bennington.
Thieves who had been given the use
OF the house several times on fishing
bouts and hunting trips, stole large
quantity OF bedding and other things
from Dexter M. Gleason's winter lum.
Der camp recently. II is pretty we'll
known who the party is.
George A. Wood Is doing work on
the Bennington & North Adams cleo.
trio railway. On Tuesday he removed
his household goods to bennington
and he and Mrs Wood will occupy
rooms over j. l.. Harbour 4 Co.'S
store on Bradford street.
The funeral OF Mrs o. r. Hill was
held from the house Saturday morning
Mr. Hill not arriving home until Friday
night. Rev Frank X. Morris otiicia.
ted. Interment was In the Woodford
City cemetery. She was 81 years old
aud leaves besid.s her husband two
daughters, Mrs Duniken and Mrs Tin
ney, q brother, Julius Bartlett and q
sister, Mrs A. K. Bishop.
Sunday Mrs James Higgins gave an
interesting account before the Union
church Sunday school Of the County
Sunday Schoolconvention at Manches-
ter to which she was a delegate. In
the evening before the YPSCE Miss
Anna C. Park did likewise OF the Hay
stack Memorial centennial celebration
OF foreign missions which she attended
at Williamstown and North Adams
last week.