The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-30
WooDFoRD

Seven bucks were shot in Woodford
deer week.
Peter Madison of Bennington passed
Sunday here.
M. S. Knights is now teamster for
George w. Knapp.
w. S. Knapp was at George Burgess
Of Bennington last Sunday
Miss Nellie Patchin of Bennington
has been a guest Of Miss Nina Shultz.
Henry T.. Burgess of Bennington was
here OH business two days last week.
Carl and John l.. Bugbee and John b
Knapp were In Searsburg last Sunday.
There will be a Y. P.S. c. Z. social
Saturday evening at George |. knapp's.
All come.
Rain poured Sunday night and near
ly all day Monday, raising the streams
to high water mark.
Mrs. Arthur Cutler of Bennington
was a guest of Mrs. A. w. Hagar from
Thursday until Sunday.
WilliamsE Cutler has bought the
house of j. F. Smith In which he has
lived for year or more.
Hector Thebeando who has been In
the employ of George w. Knapp has
gone to his home in Dandy.
Mrs. Edward II. Bowles and chill
dren of White Creek were in town last
week enroute to Wilmington to pass
a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Georgiana Greenslet who has
been In the employ several weeks of
Mrs. John Belrose has returned to the
home of her parents in Dorset.
Miss Margaret Marns Of Fair Haven
now teaching school In Searsburg was
guest from Friday night until Sun
day afternoon of Mrs. Jesse Bugbee.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Emily Higgins arrived safely at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Yarnold of
Lowell, Mass. and is In good health.
Miss Il. ]. Park was leader of the
Y. p. S. G. +. meeting Sunday evening
Miss Park is now in Searsburg passing
a few days with her cousins, the Cut
| Ter sisters.
Judging by the prices there will be
an investigation of the egg and butter
trusts ere long. Bryan says the boiled
egg is the only thing the same the
world over.
| Frank Il. Howe. editor of the Banner
and Judge Il. l.. Bates were guests at
| iftln nnnd Loot Nadpn,dau a vNy>,,,s
day and took home buck shot by w.
| Fl. Bradford.
| A Woodford man who did not have
| time last week to shoot a deer, set
three traps for mink and next morning
found skunk in one trap and a black
crow in another.
Arthur Willard of North Adams has
been a guest of George f. Cotton.
Warren Wood of Heartwellville was
in the village Saturday and Mr.. Mil.
lard went home with him.
Benjamin Brooks of Bennington is
certainly plucky sportsman and MIN
rod. Not having any success at catch
ing cells during the summer, he was
here last week trying to shoot buck
and brought down hedgehog.
Warwick Carpenter of a New York
publishing house, who has passed two
seasons in Woodford, is In poor health
and has been advised by his physician
to come here and pass the winter.
Everyone would be glad to have Mr..
Carpenter here the year around.
W. S. Knapp is making extensive re.
pairs on the water house and drinking
fountain at his home. This fountain
was installed by the late John Bugbee
over 80 years ago. The water flows
from spring on the J. L. Harbour
farm, clear as crystal and the very
best.
Misses Mary A. and Jennie Hanscom
of Portsmouth, N. H., who are on a pc
destrian tour of 800 miles were i'm
Woodford last Friday. They had din
ner that day at Hon. A. T.. Briggs in
Searsburg, and stayed over night In
Wilmington. Saturday morning they
left for Brattleboro and from there
were going home to Portsmouth. They
are energetic young ladies' and said
that they had no particular motive fol-
walking so far but to see the countr,
and for their health.
Miss Ethel j. Park attended fare
well reception in Searsburg given ID
II. Cutler before his departure for Cal
ifornia. The entertainment was also
) well represented by several Heartwell
. vile people and was A in every way
(. REGULATIONS. declarations and songs
with instrumental music, were render
1 ed in an efficient manner. Refresh
r ments were served and big phono
y graph helped fill the program. Much
credit Is due the ladies and gentlemen
n of Searsburg for the success of the oc
q casion. Everyone regrets to have MI
!, Cutler leave his native town and al
: wish him success.