The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-10-16
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Little Anna Fife, who has been very
Ill, Is better.
Fred Smith and wife have removed
to the red mills.
Hiram Knapp has an Italian woman
keeping house for him.
Raymond Higgins was in Peters
burg Junction Monday.
Mrs. A. Il. Oaks, who has been III
several weeks Is better.
Mrs. Frank Knights of Boston, for
merly OF Woodford, Is quite Ill.
Mrs. Abby Boynton is better and
able to walk about the house.
Mrs. M. b. Middleton of Bennington
Is a guest of Miss Anna G. Park.
Hector Tebeaudo of Rutland Is driy
ing team for George W. Knapp.
1t is said that Sunday hunting Is 60
ing on In some parts OF the town.
Charles Ames and Egbert Smith
OF Manchester were recently In town.
Mrs. Exior Pellerin is teaching
class of French pupils in Bennington.
Albert Shultz and son Elmer are
visiting the formers sister In Brook
Ign.
Mrs. Maria Cutler has returned
from a visit with relatives in Benning
ton.
| A valuable heifer owned by Arthur
II. Cakes was found dead In the pas
ture.
George w. Wood and son George OF
Bennington were at their home here
| Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Pratt Wood and Mrs. L.
). Norton were at their Fir Grove cab
in Monday.
| Warren Wood and Frank Boynton of
Heartwellville were visitors in the vii
lage Sunday.
Sportsmen are getting ready to start
out deer hunting at 1901 next Mon
day morning.
Master Ralph Woodward of Benning
ton is passing the week with Fred
Bowles, his grandfather
Henry Cutler came up to his home
here from Bennington Sunday and
stayed until Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodward of
| Bennington were guests Sunday OF Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Bent of Dunnville.
Miss A. C. Park and Mrs. f. F.
Mosher attended the state Sunday
school convention at Manchester last
week.
Frank Woodward and Frank Bent
ley went to Breese Hollow, near Hoos-
lex, one night last week and shot two
coons
Mrs Anna h. DEMO is slowly gain
ing In health and hopes soon to be
able to go back to her home In Ben
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Stone and Mr..
| Thompson, their guest, lett Camp Com
tort last week for their homes In New
York City.
Mrs Mark Harbour and daughter
Mary were guests Sunday OF Hiland
Dyer, Mrs. Harbour's brother of
salisbury.
In his fathers mill Monday, heavy
hardwood plank dropped onto George
| |. Knapp's foot, incapacitating him
from work for several days.
Their many friends here extend con
| sratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Oar
ing of Bennington who last week en-
barked upon the matrimonial sea.
William e. Cutler and family like
good perfumery but skunk In the Gel
ar is too much Of good thing. They
lrove one out of there the other night.
After 80 years experience in drink
ing, what profit is there in it for a
nan to continue? Let the wise ans
wer Some people like change and
[ possible for the better.
Congratulations are extended to Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Wood on the birth
VI bouncing boy, born on Oct. Sth
at their home in Bennington. Both
mother and child are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs James Dinwiddie and
laughter, Edna, of Mapledale were
guests Sunday of relatives in the city.
Mr. Dnwiddie is building commo-
iious wood shed on to his house.
Sunday gave three kinds of weather
Up to noon twas bright, warm and
iunny. From then until three, fleecy
clouds floated in the sky like unto
June: then there was shower like
April.
John ]. Hogan. James Tracy, Dan.
iel Cullion, Augustus Mangan and Lou
is McDermott enjoyed a walk up from
Bennington to Camp Comfort Sunday.
rhe boys were caught out in the show.
er but that, however, didn't dampen
their ardor for WOodford scenery.
For many years summer and winter,
Charles Nolan of Bennington has come
to Woodford almost every day in the
week for his one-horse load of slabs,
and is still as regular as the sun.
Charley is nearing three score and
ten but Is in as good health and hap.
pier than Rockefeller.
Mrs. Emily Higgins who has lived
with her son James for several years,
on Monday went to Lowell, Mass, to
live with her daughter, Mrs. Lucy
Yarnold. A son of the latter came
from Lowell Saturday to go down with
his grandmother, who is rs years old,
and an estimable woman. Percy was
leader of the Y. p s. c. Il. meeting at
the Union church Sunday evening.