The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-09
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Several second crops ol bI"sS ~S
,eing cut.
Labor day, Monday, was observed
BY laboring.
T. J. Mallory was in Pownal Monday
IN business.
Preston Weld who has been Ill, is
again.
J.F. Smith is down among the Troy
trojans this week.
Some corn nearby Is ~ feet high
and still growing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Pratt were in
Bennington Monday.
Mrs. Thomas Rogers is confined to
the house by illness.
Up to date there has been no frost
to do damage In Ferndale.
Town Clerk Dinwiddie was in Ben
nington Monday on business.
NJ. B. Middleton of Bennington pass
ed Sunday at Cottage Sunshine.
Representative-elect Everett LeRay
Of Searsburg was in Ferndale Sunday.
VIM. Belden OF Northampton, Mass.
is spending few days at Camp Ara
gon.
A Woodford pet fancier is the poss-
essor of a cat with seven toes on one
foot.
Several of the Camp Comfort guests
held a picnic last Friday at Hunters
Rest"
The light rain Sunday evening was
just enough to lay the dust. More Is
needed.
Allen Briggs Jr., and his brother,
Fred, of Searsburg were In Woodford
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vreeland OF New
ark, N. j., are at Camp Aragon for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Bugbee OF Ben
Inington passed Sunday with relatives
in the city.
O.R. Hill and John Reed are away
at fairs making money with Mr.
Reeds merry-goround.
The C. e. meeting of the U. c.
church was lead Sunday evening by
Mrs. George w. Knapp.
over 500 bushels of blackberries
have been carried out of town and
lstill the berries are thick.
Elmer Dinwiddie and Raymond Hig-
lgins passed successful examinations
and are attending the high school at
bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace p. Woodman
lof Bennington and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Barton of South SALISBURY were at
Camp Aragon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plante and
children, Almira and Willie, have been
lguests of Mr.. Plante's brother John
and family for two days.
Miss Adelaide Newton who has
been the guest of Mrs Bert Temple
since August 81, returned Sunday to
her home in Bennington.
Several mammoth hemlock posts
have been set around c. F. Stones
lawn at Camp Comfort to keep teams
off from it. Some OF the posts are
A big four horse load Of pleasure
seekers with Liveryman Rollin Taylor
of Bennington as driver, picnicked
Sunday near the Woodford City big
pond
Miss Nellie Mccarthy of New York
who has been employed at the White
Crow Inn, has taken similar position
at the Walloomsac Inn. Bennington
Center.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Stone. Mrs.
Eady and daughter, Miss Kinson and
Miss Helen Nebehr have gone from
Camp Comfort to their home in New
York City.
The venerable Milo Canedy who
died last week at the home Of his son
in Heartwellville was we'll known In
Woodford. A worthy man has gone to
his long rest.
Several OF the Stars played with a
, Bennington team against the North
Bennington boys Saturday afternoon
, The North Bennington boys won by a
score of IL to Z.
Inearly -FOUR Ieet IN diameter,
! George Aldrich of Bennington was
= in Ferndale Saturday with his son
Clifford, who is at home on a vacation
, of two weeks from his work in the
railroad Office at Rotterdam, N. Y.
| The annual meeting of the Unior
!. Christian church for the election o.
q lofficers and other business will bC
\ held next Monday evening The Ferr
/. dale church is undergoing quite ex
\ ltensive repairs.
d Mrs. Richard Timmons and sol
b Richard of st. Johns, P. O., Mrs. Ar
: thur Allen and daughter Sadie ant
Mrs Fred Wood and son Henry o
-, bennington were guests last week o
. Miss Mary and Mrs. Sarah Mallory.
s Mrs. Jesse Bugbee went to Bostol
J. Friday to undergo treatment for he
!. ieyes by specialist. She was accom-
e panied by Mrs. VIM. H. Park an,
|, daughter Ethel who returned to thei
T.; home that day. Before returning
), home Mrs Bugbee win visit Mr.. an,
F; Mrs. Walter G. Cutler of Waltham
I; Mass.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tudor an,
D little children Edna and Howard wer,
y! in town Monday on their way home t,
q Somerset after visiting Mr.. Tudor
D parents at Bennington and friends II
l. North Adams. They were accompani
e ed by Miss Buelah Cakes of Adams
, Mrs. Tudor's niece, who will teach tn