The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-02
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Mrs. Edward Adams Is on the SICK
list.
Autumnal hues are gaining in beau
ty daily.
NJ. S. Knights is driving team for
George W. Knapp.
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde has returned from
a business trip to Hoosick Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Dewey pass
ed Sunday at their cottage here.
Mrs. Merritt Barber of Pownal has
been guest of Miss Anna c. Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bontin are in
Warren. Mass, for a ten days visit.
Mrs. George w. Knapp and son. Les
lie Hyde. were in Bennington Sunday.
]. F. Smith is attending the Column
bia county fair at Chatham this week.
Mrs. Noyes Loveland is visiting her
cousin, Miss Alta Cutler of Benning
ton.
Fred Bowles who has been seriously
| i'll with assesses Is a little on the
gain.
Mrs. A. E. DEMO continues to i'm
prove slowly and sits up part of the
time.
Rain poured Saturday night and all
day Sunday. 'TWal "a old fashioned
fall rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l. Wood have
moved back from Bennington to their
home here.
Miss Mildred Wright spent Saturday,
Sunday and Monday with relatives in
Remington.
The weather worked around all right
for the state fair this week at White
River Junction.
! Mrs. G. ii. Bassett of Bennington
was guest Friday and Saturday Of
Mrs. ]. F. Smith.
Henry Ryder has moved from the
Beatty place back to Preston Yields
house In Ferndale.
James Howard of Somerset and Mr.
Bond of Newton, Mass, have been in
town surveying land.
George Il. Cotton and his cousin,
Miss Nina Knights are visiting rela-
tives in Athol, Mass.
Mrs Belle Cutler and daughter Alta
OF Bennington were guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Knapp.
Several persons from Ferndale at.
tended the Widow Brown" show at
Bennington Saturday evening.
An oyster supper for the benefit OF
the Y. p. s. c. Il. will be given Satur-
day evening at James Higgins.
The Carpenter and Donnelly cottag.
es are closed for the season and the
families have +, tur.C to New York.
From less THAI an acre of land Geo
w. Knapp dug $50 bushels of as good
potatoes as were ever seen hereabouts
Peter Lochlin who recently died al
the home of his brother in Bennington
formerly lived in Woodford and was q
kind and pleasant man.
Mrs. Minnie Earle and Miss Belle
Durkee of North Bennington were
guests from Thursday until Sunday oil
Mrs. George w. Knapp.
The selectmen are doing work on
the wharfing just above the iron
: bridge and on the stream alongside Of
property in the hollow.
: Mr.. and Mrs H. j. Bugbee of Ben
\ nington passed Sunday with relatives
, in the city. Mr.. Bugbee has sold hi.
/, driving colt to Peter Mattison fol
$3.50.
From present indications the N. e
Tel. 4 Tel. Co., will put a telephone
line through Woodford City this fall
The people here have been ready once
, before.
Peter Gallipeau's tobacco plants
grown in Ferndale were about as thrift
ty as some Oh the Connecticut river
Joe Fife raised some which We're ;
close second.
Mrs. Jane Townsend of North Adams
and her sister, Miss Harriet Evans o
Bennington are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Bugbee. Over 40 years ag,
u these ladies' lived in Woodford.
n There has been a declaration of in
dependence. The date of doffing tn
i straw hat seems to be when the wealth
n err and the inclination of the weare
desires, That Is as far as 1t concern
the masculine sex. Fashions dictate
: are something that the ladies' will no
ignore under any circumstances.