The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-13
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Searsburg.
c e. Snow of Bennington was in
town Monday
Milton L. Knapp is I'll at his home
in Mecca, CAL
Eben Maxwell is driving team for
William h. Cutler.
Charles |. Wood has been stage drl- |
yer the past week.
George w. Knapp was in Benning-
ton Monday on business.
There will be box social at Mrs
Higgins Friday evening.
Mrs. Anna Il. DEMO has gone back
to her home In Bennington Falls.
Newman Elwell of Bennington and
his aged brother were in the city Sun.
day.
George Johnson and b. A. Stowe OF
Readsboro have been in town on bus.
mess.
1t was dark enough at 3 o'clock Sun
day and Monday afternoons to turn on
the lights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crawford have
| finished work in town and have gone
elsewhere.
John Thomas of Williamstown has
moved into the laundry house in
Slab city"
Thomas Rogers has put the finishing
| touches on the new barn he built for
Charles II. Dewey.
Lyman Bowles came up from Ben
nington Saturday night and passed
| Sunday at his home in Ferndale.
George w. Knapp is shipping sever
al carloads of chair stock to the Hale
Manufacturing company OF Arlington.
Evans & Bugbee will shut down
their mill at Bennington this week
and James Higgins will return to his
home here
Charles Bowles and wife went to
North Adams Saturday and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Caswell Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of North
Bennington have been guests at Geo
w. Knapps'. Mr. Davis is buyer
and seller of furs.
At the c. Il. meeting Sunday even
ing Mesdames Gertrude Higgins and
Inez Knapp sang, is my Name Writ
ten There" as duet.
Miss Anna c. Park, Mrs. George |.
Knapp, Mrs Il. +. Mosher and Miss
Gladys Hall enjoyed trolly trip Sat
urday to North Adams.
Miss Anna G. Park, accompanied by
Mrs. L. +. Mosher and Mrs. c. b.
Middleton were at her cottage Sun
shine, one day last week.
The telephone poles are set up to
the city by party OF If good work.
men. The wire will be put on and
telephones put in right away.
\ Uncle Elmer Gleason writes from
North Dana, Mass that he and Mrs.
| Gleason are as happy as larks and
that their larder is we'll filled for the
| winter.
Mrs. Edgar Grogan and son, Ellie
| of Johnsonville and Mrs. u. H. Banker
/ of Boyntonyille, y. Y. were guests
from Saturday until Monday at Geo.
| w. Knapps.
| George W. Scott and daughter, Miss
l Lillian Reid, were guests Sunday OF
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs d. NJ. Gleason at their winter
home in Bennington.
| Mrs. d. NJ Gleason is at Danbury
| Conn, with her sister, Mrs. George
LaFountain who is ill., Meanwhile
Miss Mabel Reid, Mrs. Gleasons niece
is keeping house for her at her home
in Bennington.
| Ray Barlow and Frank Bentley o.
the Burgess road went over to Breest
hollow in Hoosick two nights las
week and with their dogs. guns anC
long sticks, captured 10 skunks anC
] two raccoons each night.
. William +. Toomey, Frank Dagesse
John McKale and George Allger o
Bennington took a walk up to th'
Woodford City big pond Sunday The!
walked back the distance of eight ant
one.half miles in less than two hours
III 1t is alleged that Edward Adams
Il uOS killed. Sonie vi ATtuuT r. Odhes
sheep and that the canine was illeg
ally killed. Mr.. Adams says tina
there is no proof that his dog kille,
the sheep and consequently he want
pay for his canine.
III A Woodford woman left her hus
band in the kitchen to take care of
stew which she was cooking while sh'
stepped to neighbours. The thin,
boiled over and made a big blaze OF
/. top of the stove. The man ran to thu
: door and shouted Fire." No on,
heard him only the wife, who was jus
returning. The man said that the no
stew and his wife's reprimand mad
things hotter" than he had ever eS
I. perienced.
! NORTH WHITE CREEK