The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-10
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Field strawberries are ripe and
quite plentiful.
Fred A Stone was In Bennington
Monday on business.
Wayne Adams is at his summer
camp near the red mill.
Henry A. Knights has put q wire
fence around his front yard
The selectmen are repairing several
Of the large bridges In town.
Lou Fisk OF Bennington spent Mon
day with Woodford City boys.
Glen Temple saw three buck deer
on the Trenor meadows Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Willoughby
were visitors In Ferndale Sunday.
james Higgins has resumed work
for Evans & Bugbee at Bennington.
Jesse N. Bugbee and Henry A.
Knights were In Bennington Sunday.
Mercury Monday was SO in the
shade and 115 In the sun at Ferndale.
c. d. Sawyer has opened the Sum-
NIT house for boarders and the pub
lie.
Curtis Sweet OF Bennington was one
OF the many visitors at Ferndale Sun
day.
Mrs Fred Bent who has been seri-
ously Ill several weeks is able to ride
out.
o. r. Hill came up from Williams
town and passed Sunday at his home
here.
Dennis Pratt has made quite extern
sive repairs In the interior OF his
house.
Walter Bellows is now carrying the
pupils from the red mill to the city
school.
| Peter Rollins Of Adams Is again
shaving sythe snaths for Arthur j.
| Dewey.
| Newman Elwell and son Arthur OF
Bennington were in town Monday on
business.
William Mallory Is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on the interior Of his
residence.
Mrs. Albere Shuitz went to- Benning
ton Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Puffer.
Elmer Lever OF Bennington passed
Sunday with his parents and children
In Ferndale.
George N. Wood and Jesse N. Bug.
bee have newly timed the roofs over
their piazzas.
Truman J. Mallory was excused
last week from serving as grand juror
at county court.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Hawks OF
Bennington have summer camp in
IBickford Hollow.
Exior Pellerin was guest the fore
Ipart of the week Of his son Joseph and
wife OF Bennington.
Mrs. Fred A. Bowles will have
lcharge OF Camp Comfort laundry this
season and will open 1t soon.
Miss Edna Dinwiddie was a guest
Saturday Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Fradenburg Of Bennington.
DR.. Hercules Sanche has moved
from Bennington up to his camp Ara
lyon. Mrs. Sanche is in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Niles OF White
Greek were guests Sunday Of Nathan
miles and Mr.. and, Mrs. T. J. Mallory
Some early pieces of grass have
been cut and haying time will soou
be here. The hay crop will be unusu
ally large.
Mrs. ]. F. Smith and Mrs. Aaron
DEMO were guests last week OF theil
lcousin, Mrs. Janet Armstrong and sor
OF Pownal.
There is a dry spell ION" but mother
earth is so full of moisture 1t could
last a week or two longer here and d.
no particular harm.
Mrs T. J. Mallory and Mrs. Nellie
Stone have got Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie!
F. Stones cottage at Camp Comfort II
readiness for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harbour Of Ben
nington will occupy the Mark Harbour
house during the summer and will
move there Wednesday.
; Mrs. John Gilhooly and Mrs. Elmel
Smith of Rutland were guests tire,
days last week of relatives. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Estes and Joseph Smitl
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ayres, Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. B. Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs
Myron Chandler and Mr.. and Mrs
George F. Graves of Bennington wer,
at Woodford City Sunday.
George Aldrich and son Amos o
Bennington spent the day Sunda!
with their mother and grandmother
Mrs. Amos Aldrich, and sister ant
aunt, Mrs Trenor p. Harbour.
Just after the death Of Amos Aid
rich four years ago, the favorite fam
lily cat left the house and last weel
the cat came back. II Is a myster!
where old pussy was during the foul
years.
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde has returned from
a several weeks business and pleas
ure trip to Johnsonville and othel
York state towns. Her nephew, Ed
ward Grogan accompanied her and Wis
tied here day.
This is fly year in dead earnest
Gnats, mosquitoes, midgets, devil.fies
and all kinds OF flies abound every
where and are extremely troublesom,
In the early morning and evening
One year in seven is about like this.
J. H. Livingston, formerly editor o
the Reformer, has been In Ferndal
swinging the anglers rod. 1t wa
Jim" who gave Ferndale its euphon
ious name, while he and his famil
were passing summer In the hous,