The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-22

club house.
Mrs. II. j. Bugbee of Bennington
has been passing few days With rel
atiyes here.
Harry and Alfred Harbour passed
Sunday with their brother Jacob at
Woodford City
Amos Aldrich of Bennington and
Pownal has been at his grandmOther's
for "A few days
Allen S. Golden of Troy and Carl
w. Stevens of Hoosick Falls are at
the Scott cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Knights passed
the day Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, w.
f. Cutler al Ferndale
Mrs. Emily Church Of Rutland has
been a guest several days of her sis
ter Mrs. Edward Estes
J. R. Hathaway caught a trout Just
above the iron bridge which weighed
a little over two pounds.
William I'Jwles of Bennington has
gone to Nottingham to help mis- son
Harley on his lumber job
a dance at Albert Schuitzs Friday
evening was enjoyed by those pres
ent. Ernest Briggs played.
Miss c. L. Klenhans of Crawford
Vile, Ind. is stopping at Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Estes for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Dewey and son
We're guests Saturday night and Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins.
Uncle Stephen e. Gleason came up
Tuesday from the Soldiers Home for
few days stay at Jesse Bugbec's.
Miss Ella Bingham and party of -
persons from Greenfield Mass, have
Dcen at the Barber cottage the past
week
Miss S. Frances Taylor of Danbury,
Conn, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
NJ, Gleason at their mountain grove
cabin.
Miss Polly Stone of New York has
Mrs. Charles +. Stone are expected
this week
Miss Anna Park recently picked a
strawberry on her cottage lot which
measured nearly three inches in cir
conference.
Dorothy Decker and Mabel Kline
have returned from visit to their
father, Calvin Kline of Hoosicx and
are in Feludale again.
John w. Gottsch of Gutun, Canal
Zone, Panama, is passing a few DAYS
In Ferndale and at Camp Aragon stop
ping at Edward Estes
Mrs. NJ. b. Middleton, Mrs. Lyman
Harwood and Miss Lura Durham OF
Bennington are passing few days at
Miss Anna G. Parks cottage.
Mrs. William H. Park and daughter
Ethel of Boston are here for theic an
nual vacation. They are stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Wood
Monday was Miss Grace Barrow S
18th birthday. In the afternoon a
few young friends met at her home
and had a jolly time and had refresh
mcnts!
Grant Harbour, Charles A. Wood ct
ais, have their Hunters Rest" cot
| tage nearly completed. It is large
and roomy and has more than 30 feet
Of piazza.
Miss Margaret Marns closed her
school last Friday. Pupils having no
absent marks were Roy, Gladys and
Ward Knights. Dexter Shultz and
Dewey Cutler.
Mrs. John r. Snow OF Wilmington
sister of the late Mrs Charles Bowles
died suddenly at her home, Sunday.
Relatives from Bennington attended
the funeral Tuesday.
Mrs. William Bowles and daughter
Ida Of Bennington have been passing
week with Mrs, VIM. S. Knapp at
the John Bugbee homestead, Mrs.
Bowles' home when a girl.
Mr. aud Mrs. Myron Chandler Of
Bennington we're In towl last week
in their tai',iee, enroute to WilIaing'
Tn anl l1SItlf boro and MI rctu II
,la North AaGms and PosAa'
Rev. Arthur Torrey and wife OF
Kingston, n Y, recently stayed in
Woodford over night They are en-
route to Mortified, Mass, in their
carriage, encamping by tue way
The late Mrs. Felix Lorette left six
childI en-, two sons and four daughters
besides her husband. and four broth
ers Charles, Joseph, John and Albert
Myers and one sister, Mrs. Peter st
Peters
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bowles and
sons Ray and Alanson of Cambridge
N. Y, George Phillips, Mrs. Bowles
brother and Miss Bertha Chase 81
Leominster, Mass, enjoyed a drive
to this town Monday.
At tho Republican caucus Saturday
evening ID. Nj. Gleason and George e
Cotton were chosen regular delegates
to attend the county convention al
Manchester Depot, July 30. A. j
Dewey and S. NJ. Bowles were chosen
altcrnates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stevens have re-
turned to Hoosick Falls after passing
a few days at the Scott cottage. Mrs
Mary Waterman who has also beer
here Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens
In Hoosick Falls before returning tC
her home in Detroit.
/. w. Newell was in Troy and AL
hany last Wednesday and Thursday
MIR. Newell said the earth was so Dir!
: that sparks from the enginn would Sc
fire to the dry grass in manv places
There nave been showe's since wei
c Imcd Ivy everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Caswell of Nortl
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dunn o
South SALISBURY, Mrs. Martha TEN
pie and grandson Glen, Mrs. Flor
Bugbee, Mrs. Ellen Knapp, Mrs. Eliz
abeth Harbour and Mrs. Dora Bugbe'