The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-07-01


attended the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Harry Harbour
Miss Alta Cutler and Miss Jen-
ME Warn Of Bennington have been
passing a few days at the city.
Ralph Quackenbush of Pownal was
recent visitor for several days of
his uncle, Fred Bent and family.
Miss Adelaide Newton of Benning-
ton was a guest from Saturday night
until Tuesday of Mrs. Bert Temple.
George Sears Of New York City is
enjoying a three weeks vacation at
the White Crow Inn, Camp Comfort.
Mrs. Joseph Clifford and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Harbour of Benning
ton were visitors Sunday in Ferndale.
Several relatives from town
attended the funeral of Mrs. Harry
Harbour last Wednesday at Benning-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wright Jr., of
Bennington have been passing few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Sprague.
Dennis Pratt, the local carpenter,
has just completed the making of a
fine pair OF one horse sleighs for next
winters use.
John Toomey of Bennington was at
the city two days last week raising
Charles /. Woods red barn. John
likes life in Woodiord.
Mrs. Fred Eddy and two young
daughters of North Bennington have
been guests for two days of Mr. aud
Mrs. Preston N. Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bent and
daughter Grace OF Bennington were
recent guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Bent and Henry Bent.
| Strawberries have been quite plen'
tiful and raspberries are ripening. II
the weather is not too dry there will
be big supply OF blackberries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cree and tive
sons, Kenneth and Harold of Water
town, N. Y, have been guests for two
days of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Pratt.
John Reid has removed his porta
BILE mill from Williamstown onto the
Dunville road to do saving for A. ]
dewey. His son and r. o. Hill came
with him.
Mrs. Addie Elwell of Bennington
and Mrs. J. +. Smith and her sister
Mrs. Annie Il. DEMO have been guests
of Mrs. George w. Knapp and Mrs
y. w. Hyde,
Several Woodford terpsichoreans
helped make up the 30 couples Al
Hon. Allen Il. Briggs in Searsburi
last Friday evening. They report
''corking" time.
Clarence and Ray, young sons o.
lMr. and Mrs. Leslie Weld of Benning
ton were guests Sunday Of their grand
father, Hiram l.. Weld and uncle
Preston N. Weld.
The scythe snath shayers for A. j
Dewey have changed their place o.
business from Mapledale onto on'
of Mr.. Dewey's timbered lots up thu
Dunville branch.
Harry Harbour and little sol
Charles and Alfred Harbour of Ben
nington, passed Sunday with &r. ant
Mrs. Jacob Harbour and son Packard
lat their mountain farm.
Solomon Easton who recently die'
at his home In Jacksonville, was
brother of Chauncey G. Easton o
Bennington, former resident o
Woodford for many years.
Where are all the swallows? Hard
ly the twitter OF one is heard nova
DAYS, while In former years man!
were always seen darting around II
the air In the good old summer time
Mrs. Bert Temple has returned
from a visit with her mother, Mrs
I'M. L. Knapp of Bennington. Mrs
Knapp and son Lyman have moved IL
to the George Cooper house in Fern
dale.
James L. Grin of Wassaic, N. T.
was a guest Sunday of his mother
Mrs. Fred Bowles. On Monday N
left for Lake George and VIII spen'
his vacation there at Lake Cossa
yuma.
James Dinwiddie and George Cotton
delegates, took the early train Tues
day morning for the first district con
vention at Burlington that day ant
the Republican state convention q
Montpelier Wednesday.
Edward and Arthur Bowles OF Cam
bridge, N. Y, we're In town Saturda
, enroute to Wilmington on business
They came back Sunday and return
ed to their farms In Cambridge MOI
day. They are enjoying farm life.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Dewey an
James Dinwiddie passed part OF tn
day Sunday beneath the big trees o.
Trenor Meadows. In the cool OF tn
day Mrs. Dewey and Mrs. Dinwiddi
enjoyed carriage drive to the city.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Noveck and so
! George, Mrs. r. Farber. Mrs. Nov
I eck's mother, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Cantor
/ and daughter Lillian and Abe Sattel
OF Bennington spent Sunday In
! grove on the turnpike. Many other
from the sister town also enjoyed tn
cooling zephyrs beneath umbrageou
foliage IN tho noiinfnina