The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-01
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Jesse n. Mallory is quite Ill.

Mrs. Herbert Sprague is working for
Mrs. Inez Knapp. !,
Henry Bent Is still confined to the
house by rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Leray Of Sears.
burg have visited in town.
Philip Plant OF Bennington was In
Ferndale Monday on business.
Rev. c. II. Baldwin has been re.en-
gagged as pastor here this summer
Towards moving pictures we're CIV
EN- In the city hall Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nellie Stone is with her brother
Charles Bowles this week. who is ILL.,
On accountof the rain Sunday the
attendance at the churches was mea.
gre.
Mrs. Helen Farnum of Bennington
spent Sunday with Mrs. Martha Tenn
pie.
Hiram L. Weld dug fine parsnips
last week from his garden In Fern
dale.
Miss Mildred Wright has gone to
Bennington to work for Mrs. Harry
Fradenburgh.
Mrs. Fred Bowles who has been at
fiicted with neuralgia and rheumatism
is convalescent
Mrs. Addie Knapp of Bennington. a
former resident, is spending the week
in North Adams.
John Perry of the red mill district
was in Ferndale and Bennington Mon
day on business.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. s. Knights are pre-
pairing to begin housekeeping in Mrs.
Belle Cutters house.
William 8. Knapp and Albert Shultz
have sold some of their cattle to John
Rooney Of Bennington.
Last Friday night several young la.
dies gave dance and oyster supper at
d. NJ Gleason's. Fred Morse was the
musician.
Walter Duncan Of Bennington was
In town Saturday on business. He
was recently at his former home in
Athol, Mass.
Judge NJ. II. Woodward and John
Robinson OF Bennington and William
VanKleeck Of Pownal were in Fern
dale last week.
William Mallory is confined to the
house by illness. His nephew. Ed.
ward Mallory of Bennington was W. to
see him Tuesday.
News is received that Fred Gardner
formerly resident of Woodford for
many years recently died at his home
In Dalton, Mass.
| Harley Bowles and some OF his hir-
ed men came over from his lumber Job
In Nottingham Saturday for few
days stay at his home in Bennington.
Fred Woodland and wife OF Benning.
ton were in Ferndale Sunday evening.
Their little daughter, Almira. is stay
ing with her grandmother at present.
The Ferndale school in district No.
l opened Wednesday. The city school
will open next Monday with Miss Mar
garet Marns of Fair Haven as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Knapp have
returned from Johnsonville and vic.
Unity whittier Mr. Knapp went on bust.
ness and Mrs. Knapp to visit relatives
and friends.
D. M. Gleason closed his lumber
camp last week, the household outfit
was moved out and the workmen have
returned to their homes. Mr.. Gleason
has a large stock Of logs at his mill.
James p. Taylor of the Vermont
academy at Saxtons River who is pass
ing few days with his brother-in-law
Rev. Frank r. Morris of Bennington
was in Ferndale Saturday afternoon
and gave us a pleasant call.
! Mrs. o. M. Barber drove up to heI
summer cottage Saturday with party
encountered a snow bank near Mason
l.. Knapp's which retarded their pro
gress nearly an hour Tourists and
leagure seekers enjoy coming to Wood
ford rs soon as possible and we are
glad to have them. There are some
big snow banks on the mountains yet