The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-22
WooDFoRD

Caterpillars give evidence that aut-
umn has come,
Uncle Nathan Niles is a little better
J but does not go out much.
Mrs Mark Harbour has been visit
ing relatives in Salisbury.
Arthur Hathaway attended the
| Manchester fair last Thursday.
Miss A. c. Park is yet enjoying lus-
cious sweet corn from her garden.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson re-
turned Monday to their home in Rut-
land.
Miss Marcia Carpenter who has
been visiting in Troy returned home
Saturday.
Darrell Sawyer and Frank Hagar
passed Saturday night with friends
In Bennington.
Mrs. Lillian Reid passed Saturday
and Sunday with her sister Mrs. ID.
NJ. Gleason of Bennington.
Fred A. Stone passed Saturday
hi6hN tAiAh NhilAAtll WIN ITO oOll lAu-
ward and wife at Bennington.
Joseph Smith and wife came up
from Bennington Sunday for stay of
several days at Edward Estes
Up here it is cool at night while
down in New York City people write
that they suffer with the heat
Master Jesse Carey of Tracy, Conn.
is passing few weeks with his uncle
Truman J. Mallory and family.
Mrs. Eli Briggs and Mrs. Eugene
Briggs Of bennington We're guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Mallory.
Misses Nellie Patchin and Mabel
Patterson of Bennington have been
passing a few days at Miss Anna C.
Parks.
John Harwood and sons, John and
Charles of Bennington have been en-
joying themselves in the wilds of
| Dunyille.
Miss Abbie Allen, landlady of the
White Crow Inn gave her employees
an automobile ride last week to Hoo
sick Falls.
A new gravel roof has been put on
over the front entrance to the Wood
ford Lumber Cos mill and over the
engine room.
The Woodford Stars defeated the
North Bennington baseball team Sat
urday by a score of to /. Certainly
our boys are making good records.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Z. Hawks and
Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Patterson have
been passing a few days and nights
at their lodge in Evergreen Valley.
Several relatives from this town at.
tended the funeral of little Elizabeth,
the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Woodward of Bennington Monday af-
ternoon.
Ralph VIM and Ralph Phillips of
East Halifax were in Woodford Sat
urday and Monday They passed Sun
day in Bennington where Mr.. Winn
formerly lived.
Euclid Guertin of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs
OrsOn Tinkham of South SALISBURY,
and w. A. Bovine of the Arnold Print
Works of North Adams We're at Camp
Aragon Sunday.
On Saturday evening, October 3,
at Preston Yields q 18th year birth
fay party will be given for II. l.. Weld
Everybody is invited Those who
cannot come will please send their
presents to Uncle Hiram.
Lyman X. Bowles, Napoleon Larin
and Edward Galipo hiked over the
Trenor meadows Saturday with their
rifles and down the turnpike. The
boys enjoyed the day and had few
legal birds in their game bags
1t is pleasant to learn that Frank
White of Jacksonville owns a good
farm here and is one of the success
full farmers of southern Vermont.
Frank was formerly a Woodford boy
and always flew his kite in pleasant
places.
1t is noticed that those fine souv-
enir postal views of White Crow Inn,
the celebrated spring of pure cold
water at Camp Comfort, and other
noted views thereabouts are inscrlD-
ed in bold type as Bennington, W.,
scenery. Inasmuch as all these AT
tractive scenic views are right In the
heart of Woodford, why not give cred
IL 10 the town to which they belong?
Hugh Aldrich of Bennington and A.
ID. Woodward of Glens Falls, N. Y"
spent Saturday and Sunday at Hunters
Rest They were joined Sunday by
Mrs. Ann Woodward and daughter
Goldie, Mrs. Celestia Aldrich and Mrs
Berne of Bennington. Next Saturday
Mr.. Aldrch, Mr. Woodward and Ste
phen Haythom will make a hiking
trip to Stamford, thence to the nat
ural bridge at Clarksburg, thence to
North Adams where they will take the
trolley for home Sunday evening.
Warwick Carpenter has bought the
Scott cottage. Mr. Carpenter goes
this week to Washington, ID. c., to at
tend the international tuberculosis
Congress from Sept II to Oct. IL.
Mr.. Carpenter is managing editor OF
The Journal of outdoor Life which is
the official organ of the anti-tubercu,
losis movement in this country ana
he will have an exhibit of the masa.
zine at the congress. Mrs. Carpenter
| A. .a.4.- Mnrnfa will accompany