The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-17

capturing another pear, the tnlrd one
within few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bugbee were
guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
Briggs Of Searsburg.
A. w. Hagar has been to North Ben
|nington to see his son, William who
is confined by illness.
Hon. ID. T. Bates OF Pownal, county
supervisor of highways, was In town
II last week on business.
Guy Cutler was In Somerset last
week He and Jesse n. Mallory were
in Glastonbury Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry have NOV
ed into the house with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Davis In Searsbnrg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Harbour and
son Packard have moved to their
mountain farm for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hall OF Reads.
boro are stopping few days with
Mrs. Martha Temple and family.
Miss Belle Temple was a guest OF
her sister Ruth and mother. Mrs. Ed
ward Estes Saturday and Sunday.
Justice I.aFranchise and wife and
Emory s. Harris Of Bennington were
among Sundays Ferndale visitors.
Preston n. Weld feels grateful to-
ward l. Il. Gibson ct ais who helped
capture the lad who stole his horse.
Lewis Baudon OF Jacksonville for
merly OF Dunnvile. was In Bennington
and Woodford Saturday and Sunday.
Carl Bugbee and Miss Margaret
Marns were In Bennington Saturday
evening and on Sunday they visited in
Searsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Dewey and
son Charles are stopping with Mrs.
Dewey's parents. Town Clerk Dinwid.
die and wife.
Mrs. Mark Harbour and daughters,
Mary and Rosetta. visited relatives
Sunday in Bennington and attended
church there.
Master Murray Cutler stepped onto
the sharp tine Of pltchfork causing
n wound so that the little fellow could
not walk for two days.
Harold Niles who is occupying Miss
Anna c. Parks log cabin for the ben
eft of his health. was at his home In
Bennington the fore part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher Of
Bennington were In town last week.
They anticipate much pleasure here
after their summer cottage Is complet.
ed.
On Thursday evening OF this week
a Republican caucus will be held at j..
F.. Smiths to elect two delegates for
the state convention at Montpelier,
July l.
Doria, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Plante Is making marked ad-
vancement as an artist. Specimens
OF his drawings are the peer Of older
heads.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dewey have
opened their lodge for the season. Mr.
and Mrs. George +. Graves and others
from Bennington were their guests
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Mattison, Misses Ruth
and Fannie Aldrich and Silas Harbour
OF Bennington we're the guests Sunday
OF Mrs. Amos Aldrich and Mrs. Tren.
or p. Harbour.
Mrs. Warwick Carpenter and daugh
ter and maid came from New York
last week and will occupy the Scott
cottage this summer. Mr.. Carpenter
will come later.
The rain Monday afternoon was
very much appreciated by the people
and vegetation, likewise every animal
which walketh, creepeth and crawleth.
And the fishes liked 1t, too.
While on the main stream fishing
one day last week James r. Hathaway
witnessed the rare sight OF the &c
couchement Of fine female doe and
seeing the young fawn skip and frol-
ic.
Mrs. Jesse Bugbee, Mrs. Edward
Temple and Mrs. Henry Burgess, Sis
tiers, were guests last Friday Of their
sister. Mrs. Charles Harbour OF Ben
|nington. Other relatives were pres
ent. II was family reunion.
Mrs. Dennis Pratt sustained quite
severe bodily injuries at Bennington
Saturday by a misstep while getting
into her carriage. She fell backward
to the ground and for several hours
her condition was quite serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Caswell of No.
Adams enjoyed carriage drive
through Stamford Heartwellville and
Searsburg last week and called on
friends in Woodford on their way
home via Bennington and Pownal.
Hon. ID. r. Cutler has returned
from Los Angeles, Cal, to his home
lin Searsburg. Mr.. Cutler went west
last fall with the intention OF locating
in Los Angeles, however, the attrac-
ltions OF the old Vermont mountains
land other matters, recalled him hith-
erward, His return is gladly welcom-
led.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harbour OF
Bennington visited their son, Harry
and wife Sunday. Mrs. Harbour does
not gain In health as fast as her many
friends desire. Her mother, Mrs. Per-
ham, and sister Lura are with her at
present. Harry's sister, Mrs. George
lAldrich, was also there the fore part
IF Tho WaaL