The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-18

lOr w. ., hnapp anu gone Ddch 10 BELL
nington.
School Director P. N. Weld is paint
ing the interior of the schoolhouse In
district No. 1.
The Y, p. s. c. f. held a maple sug-
ar social at George w. Knapp's Sat
urday evening.
d. M. Gleason came home Monday
AFTER passing Sunday with his family
at Bennington.
Miss Lena Cook of Underhill was the
guest Sunday and Monday of Mrs.
james Higgins.
George w. Scott was elected trustee
of public money at the recent annual
March meeting.
Frank Woodward of Bennington is
passing few days with his grandpar.
ents at Ferndale.
Mrs. Rose Plant has been several
days with her daughter. Mrs. Tony La
Branz at bennington.
Arthur w. Bowles and family of Leo
minister, Mass, have moved onto a
farm at Cambridge. n. Y.
Charles Jones who has lived in Ben
nington 12 years was in Woodford City
last week for the first time,
Mrs. James Dinwiddie and children
Ray and Edna were guests Sunday of
Mr., and Mrs. George W. Knapp.
Fred Alcombright who has passed
the winter in Williamstown and North
Adams returned to town Tuesday.
Mrs. Maria Cutler who has visited
her son, William r. Cutler, has gone
back to work for Mrs. T. J. Mallory.
Under the auspices of the Ferndale
Sunday school an enjoyable social was
held Saturday evening at Mrs. Sarah
Mallory's.
The health of Uncle Hiram Weld
does not improve. Mrs. Preston Weld
is only able to be about the house part
of the time.
Mrs. Laura Carey and son Jesse Of
Hinsdale, n. H., are passing a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
IT. j. Mallory.
The venerable Nathan Niles has re-
covered from his recent Illness so as
to be able to drive home from White
Creek Monday.
Mrs. Charles Bowles who is in poor
health has gone to Bennington to stay
few days with her daughter, Mrs
Peter Madison.
A big buck deer pursued by hounds
had warm time near 7. J. Mallory's.
Mr.. Mallory drove the hounds away
and the deer fed.
The new board of selectmen have
worked one day on the iron bridge
wharfing doing work left undone by
their predecessors.
S. NJ. Bowles has been appointed
superintendent of public schools and
assistant superintendent of the Fern
dale Sunday school.
Miss Margaret Marns of Fair Haven
who has been the guest for several
weeks OF friends In Searsburg and
Woodford returned to her home Mon
day.
A surprise party was given Saturday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Knights
A shower" of Sc worth OF tin dishes
was presented to the recently welded
couple.
Frank Belief who has been driving
team for Harley Bowles at Whiting
ham has returned to his home in Ben
nington. Mr.. Bowles will soon finish
his lumber job there.
On Saturday evening the City Glee
club will give an entertainment in the
Ferndale church for the benefit of the
carpet fund A social supper win
follow the entertainment.
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde who has been pass
| ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs
George Mallory of Manchester, has
come back to live while with her
daughterCin-law, Mrs, George w.
| Knapp.
While hunting rabbits recently Jesse
! Mallory accidentally shot the valuable
hound purchased for him in North Ad-
ans by Harry Gleason of Readsboro.
The hound was carried home but died
! in few minutes.
Mrs. Eveline X. Stratton and grand
children, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bontin
and Willie MERCER went to Benning-
ton Tuesday to stay until Thursday,
when they will so TO Cheshire, Mass,
| for few weeks while Mr. Bontin is
working in the Enos Adams Cos lum-
Der MILL
d. r. Cutler who left Searsburg last
fall for Los Angeles, Cal, writes me
that 1t is lovely there and roses have
been in bloom all winter although the
high mountain peaks 80 miles away
covered with snow reminds Dan of his
native heath. Mr.. Cutler is enjoying
! life on the Pacific coast and does not
| intimate that he will come home right
away.
NORTH BENNINGTON