The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-24
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II We would get some.
Mrs. M. 8. Knights called on friends
In Bennington Monday.
The Fourth is near at hand but not
much said about celebrating.
Peter Rollins went to his home at
Adams. Mass, TO spend Sunday.
WallIng Dewey was with his par
ents at their lodge Monday night,
Wayne Adams has opened his sum.
mer camp near his fathers red mill.
Louis Holton, the Bennington for
list, has been In town the past week.
Town Clerk Dinwiddie and wife
were in old Glastonbury last Friday
Hon. George J. Bond OF searsburg
was In Woodford and Bennington last
week.
George II. Cotton was In Williams
town last week to witness the ball
game.
Giles Harbour Is doing carpenter
work on the Frank Gallagher ct ais
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Burt and fam.
lily OF Bennington were In Ferndale
Sunday.
Harold Niles OF Bennington has
been stopping few days at A. W.
Hagar's.
Henry A. Knights and daughter
Nina were In Bennington and Fern
dale Sunday evening.
Serene Puifer Is setting up the
clapboard machinery In the Woodford
Lumber Cos saw mill.
Many people are having "a corking
time these days while others keep
plodding on and enjoy 1t.
Albert Shultz was a guest Sunday
and Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fredenburg OF Bennington.
Mrs. Exior Pellerin has finished
her school Of several months at Ben
nington and returned home.
Uncle Hiram Weld is elated over
his garden. II is a good one. His
neighbor, Estes. has an A too.
Joseph and Minnie Galipo Of Ben.
nlngton were guests Sunday of their
aunt, Mrs. John Plant and family.
J. r. Hathaway was a guest Sun
day of his daughter, Mrs. Edward
Branigan and family OF Buskirks, N.
IL.
Thomas Knapp OF Bennington Wis
tied his father, Mason i. Knapp and
his sister, Mrs. Bert Temple last Sat.
urday.
Stage Driver Charles I. Wood is
having quite extensive repairs made
on his barn. Luke Morse Is doing
the work.
Miss Florence Eddy returned Sat.
urday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Dewey's from visit to her parents
in North Dorset.
Almanac summer began at o.
clock Sunday afternoon. The wealth
er was hot. Guess this will be a
pretty warm season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Cutler and
Daisy Loveland Of the city were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
h. Cutler Of Ferndale.
The health OF Mrs. Anna DEMO has
Improved since she came to Wood.
ford, although now and then day
she calls a blue one"
Harley Bowles has been over from
his lumber job In Nottingham a few
days visiting his parents in Benning-
ton and relatives In Woodford.
Mrs. Frank Towne of Bennington
was guest Saturday night and Sun
day OF her mother, Mrs Amos AL
ldrich and sister, Mrs. T. P. Harbour
One of the small springs at Camp
,Aragon is rarity, in that 1t possess
es extraordinary qualities. Atelephone
has been installed at the camp. No.
1861.
Landlord Williams OF North Adams
has been at Albert Shultzs two days
with his auto and chauffeur. Ernest
Brundage Of Troy accompanied Mr..
Williams as a guest
The quartette from Bennington
who sang so melodiously at Ferndale
Sunday possess musical traits suffic-
lent to entitle them to position In a
first class opera. Come again, boys.
While working on the road rock
and earth fell onto John l.. Bugbee
from an enbankment and several men
were required to extricate the boy.
He was incapacitated from work for
a few days.
Mrs. Harry Harbour who passed
I'iway at one O'Clock Monday morning
was a kind and estimable young wom-
an. The departure of the loved one
is mourned by large number of rel
atives and friends.
Edward l.. Stone, a Woodford boy,
who recently bought home in Ben
nington, for pastime raises chickens
during odd minutes from his regular
vacation. He has over IL sprightly
bipeds and more biddies setting.
Henry A. Knights set seven ducks
eggs, each under two hens and now
IA quackers are added to Henrys
flock OF fowls. The old hens make
an awful clucking and buster when
the little ducks go into the brook
nearby.
Edward Maxwell has moved from
Somerset onto the Shippee place in
Searsburg. A cotillion party there
last Friday night was attended by sew
eral from here. Next Friday night
! a party will be given at A. e. Briggs
in Searsburg.
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4 f.. l.. Bottum and son Harold, Mr.
: and Mrs. Newton Cottrell, Miss Doris
Caswell Miss Vera Maise and the
a Misses Stella, Elizabeth and Dorothy
Van Gorder of Bennington passed
n Saturday afternoon at Camp Loaf
|, more. The party came up in Mr.