The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-06-26
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Henry Cutler Is foreman on J. l..
llarbour's farm.
J. l.. Griffin IL now doing business In
Cheshire. Mass.
The infant child OF Mr. aud Mrs II. A
Knights Is quite H.
Edward Maxwell has recovered from
quite serious illness.
James Wright Sr. has returned from
a visit In Waterford.
One OF William r. Cutters cows was
killed by lightning last week
The Temple Brothers garden Is the
best OF any In town at present
Edward Adams was In White Greek
last week shearIng sheep for 7. J. NAL
lory.
good many Bennington people
were In town Sunday seeking cooling
Eephyrs.
A dozen or more Bennington people
~ '"hFsht h'of wv bih h'h' ehN -
other places.
Mrs Anna DEMO OF Bennington Is
passing few days with her sister Mrs
]. y. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Iasure OF STAN.
ford were recent guests OF Edward Es-
ties and wife.
ufltf.ra f..,I.. ~ n.f.tt W.. 4.
brother-in-law. Is n guest OF MIR and
Mrs ]. y. Smith.
A musical soiree was. given Satur
day evening nj the home OF Mr and
Mrs Edward Estes.
Joseph PcllerIn and party OF Ben.
nington bave campcd two days In the
wilds OF Glastonbury.
Miss Georgiana Cutler will work for
Mrs ID. NJ. Gleason this summer at her
Mountain Grove cottage.
John Reid who does saving for A.
J. Dewey Is passing few days at his
home Ia williamstown.
Mrs Martha Temple has been the
guest OF her sister. Mrs Jesse Bugbec,
the first time Ia ten years.
Master George Bugbee Of Benning.
ton II staying few weeks with his
grandfather. James Higgins.
Charles Adams and party OF Ben.
nlngton we're Sunday guests nj the
Red Mills owned by Mr. Adams.
Charles I. Wood aud wife OF Ben.
nington passed Sunday with his par.
cnts. Mr. aud Mrs Charles y. Wood.
Next Sunday morning Rev Charles
II. baldwin will have spiders" for his
text and In the evening. Love Your
Enemies"
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Dewey and son
Charles OF Bennington are stopping
for few days with Mr. aud Mrs James
DinwiddIe at Mapledale.
woodford people express sorrow be-.
cause Of County Clerk Cushman's
death. Harry was always much res.
pcctcd by every one here.
Albert Schultz found n 20 pound cub
IN a trap he had set for a bear. ID. NJ.
Gleason bought young Bruin and IL
having the skin ofthe little quadruped
stuffed and mounted.
John MCGEE Of Schenectady was n
guest Of his cousin. Mrs Belle Cutler.
from Saturday until Tuesday. lie IL
now visiting his aunt. Mrs Charles
Sawyer of bennington.
Mrs O. u. Gibson Of Bennington has
moved into the late John Harbour
house for the summer. The Mark Har
bour house IL being put In readiness
for John Boland OF Troy.
SIR aud Mrs Charles Harbour OF Ben.
nlngion we're guests Sunday OF their
son Jacob and wife nj their summer
mountain home. Mrs Harbour had
not been Ia the city" for several
years.
The brick maaons of Remington de-.
fcated the Columblans Of Woodford. i6
10 IN n game Of base ball. The
games now stand n tie aud the third
one will be played on the lIagar ath-
lctic field July 4.
Mr. and Mrs John EddIngton. Miss
Blanche Adams aud SIlas Kellogg OF
Remington were Sunday guests OF Mr
aud Mrs Edward Estes. They attend
cd services nj the Ferndale church and
Miss Adams was organist.
George Temple wanted n trout break
fast Sunday morning and while catch
Ing the beauties Saturday after six
O'Clock y. M. he slipped ON a rolling
stone. causing lamencsg for several
days. But the Judge had his trout
breakfast just the same.
George Belknap OF Scarsburg and A.
X. Bishop were In SALISBURY last
week on business and attended the clio
sing exercises OF n successful term Of
school taught by Miss Lura Harbour.
ON their return home Mr. Belknap
traded horses with J. T. Harbour.
Myron Knapp and William Peasants
OF South SALISBURY. Charles Frazier
and John Iiouran OF North Benning
ton had n good time camping at Briggs
pond Saturday night catching bull
heads. Mr. Knapp formerly lived IN
woodford and had not been here IN ~