The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-18
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school at Bennington.
VIM. s. Knapp was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Wells and brooks are drying up.
Rain must come soon.
Carroll Niles Of Bennington was in
the city over Monday night.
Miss Mabel Reed is attending Bliss
Business college at North Adams.
D. NJ. Gleason removed his family
Monday to their Bennington home.
Albert Knights came UP from Rem
ningron and spent Sunday at home.
Fred Alcumbright is passing a few
weeks in North Adams and Pownal.
James Higgins is passing the week
with Evans & Bugbee at Bennington.
Charles N. Niles of White Creek
was here Sunday to see his father
who is Ill.
William Papers of North Benning.
ton was a guest Of Mr. and Mrs. ].
r. Hathaway.
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde has gone to Man
chester to live with her daughter Mrs
George Mallory.
Two of Harry Wllloughby's blooded
colts are living in clover on the Ma
son L. Knapp meadow.
Mrs. John Brant and Miss Mary
Hyde of Bennington enjoyed a drive
Sunday to Hunters Rest.
Charles H. Dewey and family closed
their lodge Tuesday and returned to
their home in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Woodward and
son Ralph of Bennington were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowles.
Mrs. Belle Cutler of Davis Bridge
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sawyer Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and
grandson, Harry Smith of Rutland
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Estes.
Mesdames Nellie Stone and Betsy
J Smith were guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Bowles of Ben
nington.
Guy and Algie Cutler, ]. r. Hath
away, Robert Mallory and Fred WOOD
ward took in the North Adams fail
Saturday.
Special shepherds are attending
Mr.. Peters 500 sheep on the Harmon
mountain because OF footrot amont
the sheep.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleason OF VIII
mington we're in North Adams las
week and are in Bennington anC
Woodford this week.
The church social under the aus
pieces of Misses Margaret Marns anC
Florence Eddy Saturday evening net
ted $12.60 for the church.
Miss Mona Egan who has been al
employee at the White Crow Inn hai
accepted similar position at the
Walloomsac Inn at Bennington Cen
ter.
An old lady In a town not far awal
says she is very happy because he
son does not love the girls over ant
above well and never uses "infan'
language"
Mrs. Powers, nee Miss Laura Stone
and son Walter left Camp Comfor
Monday to visit Mrs. O'Scanlon o
Jersey City before returning to theil
home In California,
Forrest and Newton Hagar saw
three bears together on the Hagal
mountain. Newton stood guard while
Forrest went home for rifles bu
when he got back the bruin trio hat
fed.
At the L. c. church business meet
ing Monday evening S. M. Bowles wal
elected clerk and Mrs. James Higgins
secretary and treasurer for the ensu
Ing year, and George /. Knapp sex
ton. James Dinwiddie was chosen
trustee for three years.
Mrs. Mary Pratt Wood closed he
Fir Grove cabin Tuesday and wen
to her home in Bennington. Late
she and her daughter, Mrs. L. S. Nor
ton, will return for two weeks yisi
in autumn among the mountains.
0. r. Hill and John Reed are a
the Manchester fair this week will
their merry-go-round. Next weel
they will be at Wallingford and thu
week following at Northampton, Mas
Mr. Hill was at his home over Sun
day.
One of the pleasing spectacles a
the North Adams fair last week wal
Patrick Morrissey of Stamford. at tn,
head of the City band, and compan.
of soldiers. No general ever mad
a better appearance on horseback
than did Mr.. Morrissey.
Mrs. Warren Wood who died at he
home Monday in Heartwellville ha,
many relatives in Bennington an,
Woodford. The funeral was he'll
Wednesday from the Union churcl
here and the burial was in the villag
cemetery. Mrs. Wood was kin,
woman and respected by all.
A magnificent gift from Charles