The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-06
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work for Mrs. Il. J. Mallory.
ID. NJ. Gleason passed part OF last
week at his home In Bennington
Henry Cutler has finished his job
at Bennington and returned home.
Miss Margaret Marns was organist
Sunday for the Union church Sunday
school
Hector Tebeando has returned from
Dandy and is working for Charles
Crawford
Thanksgiving Thursday November
2Sth. Turkeys begin to look askant
and gobble.
Mrs. Albert Shultz Is passing sew
eral days with Mrs. Charles Sawyer
of Bennington.
Mrs. James Higgins passed three
days last week with Mrs. Herman
| Bugbee of Bennington.
Louis Beaudeau OF Jacksonville, for
merly resident of Woodford, was
here last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward l.. Stone of
| DtIuliblOu Ddobtu DuUudy WIFI
Stones Parents In Ferndale.
] +. A. Bowles is through working for
Clark g. Co., OF Bennington and re-
| turned to his home In Ferndale
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright Jr., of
Bennington passed Sunday with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Sprague.
Henry Utman of Williamstown,
Mass, and Miss Rhea Hervey of Ben
nington were guests Sunday at George
W. Knapp's.
Nathan Niles came over from
White Greek where he Is stopping for
L while and passed Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. r. J. Mallory, his son-in-law
and daughter.
Mrs. Fred Bowles will stay with
Mrs. Richard yelling at Bennington
Center until the ides OF November
when the family will go to their home
in New York.
Emmett Brundage of Troy has been
4 guest three days OF Albert Shultz
lie drove to Bennington accompanied
by Mr.. Shultz on Sunday and visited
there two days.
lanes Dinwiddie, d. NJ. Gleason
and A. w. Hagar are in Glastonbury
or couple OF days making prepare
lions for Mr.. Gleason's lumber bust
| ness this winter.
Edward Drew of Stamford was In
Town again Halloween night. He is
.atft al. axstnn nt, t.
ground pine and has bought several
loads in Woodford
There was but little demonstration
| Of Halloween as compared with last
year. But very few spirits roamed at
will and the witches did not play
many uncanny tricks.
Charles l. Wood and Carl e. Bugbee
we're at Heath, Mass, last Thursday
where Mr.. Wood bought work horse
Of Medos Lively. The equine has
been christened Lively"
Charles w Crawford and Mrs. Di-
IA Swint We're married October 31st
by Rev. William Baker of Readsboro.
rhe happy couple returned from their
honeymoon trip Monday evening.
c. NJ. Lambert of Bennington was
here Monday setting marble stone
over the grave of the late Daniel W.
Gleason in the Woodford City Gene
terry. Eli Briggs assisted Mr.. Lam.
bert.
Relatives and friends OF the deceas.
ed have published fine volume In
nemoriam of the late William II.
Park. The good words said of the
departed are all true and there are
not too many.
George Cotton likes the name of
John but he objects to several of
the state papers giving credit to John
Cotton for shooting the first big buck
in town deer week. Mr.. Cotton has
been sawyer in ID. M. Gleason's mill
for few days.
Poles haye been delivered by the
\. e. T. q T. company for the tele.
phone from Ferndale to Woodford
City. Walter Tappy was here Mon.
day pushing the work. There will be
10 telephones in the city. This will
make the total number in town %.
The weather was warm enough Nov
list for honey bees to work SO that
George w. Knapp and M. S. Knights
lined big swarm that day to a tree
in the woods. This Is the second bee
tree they have found this fall and
they have taken up some fine honey.
Despite the pouring rain and wind
Saturday evening there was a good at.
tendance at the social at George w.
knapp's. In the game of peanuts Mrs
Jesse Bugbee, although very fieshy,
won the first prize, fine vase and
her son Carl, second prize, a toy pig
The finding and picking up of the pea
nuts made much merriment
Mrs George W. Knapp was leader
of the Y. p. 5. G.. n. Sunday evening.
The subject was "Acquaintanceship
With God" The society has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
six months: President, s. M. Bowles
vice president, John b. Knapp; clerk
and treasurer. Mrs. George W. Knapp
lookout committee, Mrs. James Hig.
gins, George l. Knapp, Misses Nina
Knights and Nina Shultz. Social
committee, Misses Nina Knights, MI.
ma Shultz, Carl Bugbee, Raymond
Higgins. Leslie Hyde. Music com.
mittee, Mrs. Inez Knapp, Mrs. Ger.
trude Higgins.
In looking over the old records of
her father, deceased, Miss Ethel J.
Park found one which discloses the
fact that her reat-great-grandfather
William Park, who came from Tx
bridge. Mass, to Woodford, built the
part of the road from Bennington to
the Forge pond taking its name from
| tho old fnrpn then standing fharoA In