The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-22
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Justice Homer Lyons of Bennington
was In town Saturday.
Henry Ryder is shaving scythe
snaths for A. ]. Dewey.
Stutely J. Bennett, although infirm,
is able to be about the house.
Frank Woodward has gone back to
work In Coopers knitting mill.
The postofflce has been moved to
Gleason's store farther up the street.
Mercury has not been down to zero
in Woodford thus far In January, '0S.
There's a foot Of snow in the woods
and lumbermen are making good use
Of It
Geo. w. Wood and Chas. l. Wood
are doing JOB Of logging for T. J..
Mallory.
Mis- Nina LaRay of Searsburg is
passing few days here with her
mothers relatives.
Mrs. Warren Wood of Heartwellville
who has been very Ill from blood
poisoning is better.
T. ]. Mallory has bought for his son
Jesse a fine rabbit dog of Harry
Gleason of-ReadsbOro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bugbee were
guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Burgess of Bennington.
Mrs. Edward Adams went to Pitts
field. Mass, Saturday to visit her
mother, Mrs. J. w. Anthony.
Herbert H. Harmon of Bennington
was In Woodford and Searsburg Sun
day and Monday on business.
The Y. P. S. C. E. replenished their
treasury S. by the social at George
w. Knapp's last Friday evening,
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has returned
from Essex Junction and is in the EN-.
ploy Of Mrs. Walter Townsend OF
Bennington.
Mrs Kent, aged mother Of Mrs. VIM
Mallory, who has been confined by i'll
ness IL years. is very low and cannot
long survive
Mrs. Andrew Davis of Searsbure
has been a guest of Mrs. j. r. Hatha
way. Mr. Davis was in Bennington
Saturday on business.
Joseph Barlow has traded his Joe
Hathaway horse to Henry K. Burgess
| for the Dewey trotter. Joe" says
that he is better OF by $50.
Robert Mallory is carrying his left
hand In a sling, because of a hemloci
falling on 1t last Wednesday while
hauling logs for DR.. Sanche.
The Sunday school in the Ferndalt
district was resumed Sunday. The
hour for holding 1t is 11.30. The
school will hold a social Saturday eve
ming.
Elmer LeRay Of Searsburg was II
Woodford Saturday. Mrs. John Walk
er of Bennington has gone to Sears
burg to work for Mr.. LaRay's aget
mother.
Mrs. George A. Wood presided a
the Union church organ Sunday even
ing for the first time since returning
from Bennington few months ago
Formerly Mrs. Wood was organis
several years.
The dog of one of our lumbermel
ran up to its owner in the woods Mon
day with the leg of a deer in IL
mouth. Workmen thought that tn
deer had been shot or killed few
hours before. the flesh was so fresh.
Preston N. Weld, who was one o
the jourors in the Mahan murde
trial, Is glad to be at home again
Mrs. Weld, who has been with he
daughter, Mrs. Fred Eddy of Nortl
Bennington several weeks. is at hom'
again somewhat improved in health.
Chas. Ayres, Joseph Daley, Alder
Schwartz and VIM. Temple Of Ben
nington spent Saturday night ant
Sunday In Walling Dewey's camp, ant
walked home nine miles with thei
Announcements In the crisp cold al
in the evening.
J. C. Cromack, who died In Ben
Inington last week at the age of q
years, was born in Woodford and II
the SOS was town clerk and post
master here. While Mr.. Cromack wa
town clerk he lived in the house nov
occupied by Henry Bent, which wa
built by his father, Wmm. CrOmack
He kept the postoffice in the dwelling
house now occupied by Fred Bowies
Take Dewitt's Kidney and Bladde
pilla Thew promptly relieve backach