The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-12-04
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uNe Win ner sister III Pnllmont, y. Y.
Dexter NJ. Gleason ate Thanksgiving
turkey with his family at Bennington
Newton Hagar was in North Hoosick
Tuesday on business.
An enjoyable home cotllion party
was held in the city hall Thanksgiving
eve.
Mrs. Ida Cobb of Tinmouth has been
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. r. J. Nal
lory.
Miss Mary Mallory left for BOSTON
Monday where she will do mission
work.
Emmett Brundage, Troy sports
man is passing the week with Albert
Shultz.
Miss M. e. Sheldon of Bennington
enjoyed Thanksgiving with Mrs. Fred
Bowles.
Miss Alta Cutler of Bennington was
Thanksgiving guest of Miss Nina
Knights.
Misses Nina Knights, Mabel Reid
and Alta Cutler were in North Adams
Monday.
]. F. Smith visited his wife's sister
Mrs. Anna DEMO at Bennington Falls
last Friday.
Joseph Barlow has moved his family
from the Burgess road into the John
Harbour house.
Preparations are I'm progress for an
entertainment and tree In the Union
church Christmas eve.
Mrs. Maria Cutler has returned from
visit with her daughter.in-law, Mrs.
Belle Cutler of Bennington.
Charles Harbour and son Harry OF
Bennington are hauIino wood and k.gs
from their lot In Woodfcrd. a,sx
Some time ago J. r. Hathaway
sprained his neck and for several days
has had quite serious trouble with it.
Mrs. Belle Cutler and children of
Remington were In town Sunday.
The children had been here several
days.
The run round on Mrs. J. w.
Hyde's finger has been a painful all
ment for several weeks. II Is better
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Bugbee and
young son George of Bennington were
IN town with relatives ana friends
Thanksgiving day.
Fred Morrison, John Harwood, Jr..
and George Hawkins of Bennington
were la Ferndale Saturday for bust
ness and pleasure.
Elmer Gleason of North Dana, Mass,
is enioving Thanksgiving vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwiddie
and other relatives.
George +. Cotton and A. w. Hagar
tracked big bear in the forests near.
by all day Monday but they did not
catch up with bruin.
Charles Crawford and wife have
gone to Readsboro. Charlie is WORK
ing on a lumber job with his brother.
in.law, Joseph Potereau.
James Dinwiddie and sons, Richard
and Elmer were recently on the sum
NIT of Bald mountain with big field
glass and had some fine views.
Mrs. Nellie Stone was in North Ad;
ans again last week and underwent an
other operation on her throat by DR..
| Wright Mrs. Stone is some better.
! Mr. and Mrs. Edward Church having
sold their homestead on Branch street
in Bennington have gone to Jackson.
Mich, 10 live. Mrs. Church and Mrs
Edward Estes are sisters.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has returned
| from visit with friends III i5enning
ton. On the 10th day of December
| she will go TO Essex Junction Tor Il
visit with her sister until New Years.
In one of George w. Knapps traps
which he had set for foxes was found
/ the claws of big wild cat. The trap
was dragged several rods but II was
not strong enough to hold the animal.
Everybody here Is glad that George
| Holbritter of Woodford, now of Croy-
den. ~ H., will recover the use OF his
| hand, to which several months ago he
sustained serious accident At one
| time his doctor said the hand would
have to be amputated
Mrs. John ID. Buckley has gone to
| Philmont, y. Y, to assist in caring for
her great granddaughter, Mrs. John
Decker to whom daughter was recent
| " born This birth makes Mrs. Suck
ley Observation-Disclosures and she
| is yet in the 70s, spry as an eel and
| smart as q whip.
DR.. E. l.. Boullais, one of the Oldest
physicians of North Adams, died last
| Thursday at the home of his son, Eu-
gene in Heartwellville. where he had
Deen since the breaking down of his
/ health four months ago. He was born
| in Rouen, France, in 1880 and gradu-
ated from the Paris Medical college,
| going to Bennington in 1855. thence to
| Heartwcllville and Stamford ana to
| North Adams few years later. He
crossed the Atlantic many Zines, on
| one trip bringing to North Adams his
niece, and grand nephew, with whom
he afterward made his home. He is
| survived by son daughter and four
| grandchildren. DR.. Boullais was well
known in Woodford and Bennington,
| ,-,,arol yoarc on he ha1 n nnp,