The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-09-26
WOODfORD

mercury was uoNu W D. Mouudl
night.
Chas II. Dewey was in the village
Sunday.
Henry Cutler is driving teams FOR
Geo. w. Knapp.
NJ. B. Morgan OF Bennington was
In the city Monday.
a carload OF ferns is being picked
for firm Ia Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bowles OF Benn-
ington were In town Friday.
Geo. Brown Ct New York Is here to
pass a week at Albert Shulz's.
Mr. and Mrs John Belrose and son
John Jr. were In Bennington Monday.
Geo. Marshall OF Wilmington was
in Woodford and Bennington Mon
day.
Elmer Gleason has returned from a
summers soiurn at North Dana,
Mass.
Miss Hans OF Fairhaven has been
in town and is now teaching IN Sears
burg.
Mrs ID. NJ. Gleason has opened her
home in Bennington for the autumn
and winter.
Bee liners have found two trees u
the forests and will cut them later on
for their honey.
Miss A. @. Park did not sell the
grass on her place this year but put it
In her own barn.
Uncle Stephen Gleason has gone
back TO the Soldiers home for the
autumn and winter.
Mrs Geo Burgess and three children
OF Bennington were guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs IL. a. Knights.
s. NJ. Bowles has been elected cor
sec. OF the Y. y. S. &, Il. and sec. Of
the mission society.
mrs Geo Baker OF BENIN gton has
been a guest of Mrs Abb BoJnton and
her cousin. Mrs lnez Knapp.
Leroy Bates, VIM Harwood and
Walling Dewey of Bennington spent
Sunday at the latter's cabin.
cold John" the favorite equine for
sixteen years of the late Martin Cutler,
was recently found dead in the pas
ture.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. w. Knapp went to
Boston Tuesday for two weeks yaca-
ton with his nephew VIM Stickles and
wife.
Mr. and Mrs Ii. G. Cushman of No
Bennington have been In town and
continued their carriage drive TO Will
mington and Brattleboro.
Markham La Point who had lived in
Dunville several years and been III
for some time, died last Thursday at
the home of his daughter in Benning
ton The funeral was held there Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Bellows OF New
York have been in town coming via
Wilmington. They passed night at
the Mt Pleasant house then went to
Bennington to visit places of historic
interest
Chas. f. Wood is now sawyer for
ID. M. Gleason and James Higgins
has gone TO Dunville to run the saw
for Evans e. Bugbee. Their mill re
Gently burned at Bennington will be
rebuilt right away.
Mrs Warwick Carpenter and Her.
old, her husbands brother, and their
pother who have occupied Rev. VIM
Scott's cottage since last March, left
Tuesday for their home in New York.
Warwick has just returned from a sue
cessful business trip TO Dayton, o.
Ernest Biddle of North Remington
and his brother VIM. Of Searsburg,
we're here Sunday and said they had
just received the sad news that their
brother Ney had been killed by fall
ing timber while working on the con
struction of dam in Massachusetts.
They left at once to see If the report
Is true.
DR.. J. M. Whitney and wife came
back Monday to spend the week at
Miss Anna G. Parks, before returning
to Honolulu, having decided not to
visit in New Hampshire and Maine.
They spent Sunday with relatives in
Shelburne Falls, Mass. Mrs Mark
Cummings Of Huntington, w. Va,
sister of Miss Park, and daughter,
Mrs Chas. Cumstock of MedfUrd,
Mass. are also at Miss Park S and will
SIP nd the autumn with her here and in
Bennington. This is the first DIR Whit
ney had seen his cousin, Mrs Cum