The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-02
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bridge fair this week.
!, James Riley of SALISBURY is visit
ing friends in Ferndale.
Mrs. Anna Il. DEMO has returned
nome to Bennington Falls.
Harry Mathers of Bennington Falls
was recent visitor in town.
Charles Harbour and grandchildren
of Bennington were here Tuesday
Miss Anna c. Park and Mrs. f. T
Mosher were in Bennington Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. M. s. knights of Ben
nington were Sunday visitors in the
city.
Michael Schwab and George Bur
CESS of Bennington were in Ferndale
Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Stone was with her son,
Edward. in Bennington Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Knapp is IN Arlington
visiting her cousin, Mrs. r. Warner a
few days.
George Haynes and niece of North
Bennington were Sunday visitors in
Ferndale.
Lewis G. Evans and grandson, Hal
liday Evans, of Bennington were in
town Tuesday.
The mother of Mrs. William Nal
Tory is very ill. TIE health of Mrs.
Mallory is poorly.
Alfred Sorrel of North Adams has
been the guest of relatives two days
at Adelbert Haryey's.
Henry A. Knights and sons Roy and
Ward of Bennington were Sunday
visitors at VIM +. Cutters
The late Rufus b. Godfrey of Ben
nington was well and fayorably
known to all the people of Woodford.
Robert Smith and son James Of
Bennington Falls were here Tuesday
and filled two big pals with black
berries.
Algie Cutler has been sOrely afilict-
ed with Jobs comforters on the back
of his neck, necessitating treatment
by doctor.
The Rev. Lynn Armstrong will
preach at the Ferndale chapel next
Sunday at O'clock Everybody in
vited to come.
| Arnold Westcott OF North Adams
was in town Monday with big load
of big boxes to be filled with ferns
for Mr.. Drew of Stamford
The venerable Stephen f. Gleason,
who has been at ais old home here
three weeks, returned Monday to the
Soldiers home at Bennington.
Mrs. William w. Bowles of Ben
nington has been the guest several
days OF her sister, Mrs. VIM. S. Knapp
and brother, Jesse n. Bugbee.
Albert Brooks, who has been in
the employ of ID. NJ. Gleason, has re-
moved his family and household
goods TO River street in Bennington.
II. r. Ryder and family will only
occupy a part of Robert Mallory's
house during the forming season, and
has moved but few of his household
goods there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Paddock and
other members Of the Walbridge fami-
lily. and Rev. Lynn Armstrong of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are enjoying them
selves right royalty at LOafmore.
A. S. Hathaway and family, who
passed several days very pleasantly
in Algie Cutters bungalow just back
OF Knapps mill pond, have returned
to their home at North Bennington.
Miss Ethel Cutler has returned
from Oak Bluffs, Mass, where she
has been since July 9th. Miss Cutler
says she enjoyed life very much on
the beach, yet is glad to be home
again.
A pleasant dance was given Friday
night at J. X. Hathaway's. Several
were present from Bennington and
Searsburg Jack Perry was the prin
cipal prompter and Ernest Briggs
played.
The Woodford Lumber company,
superintended by T. ]. Mallory, is
constructing a substantial dam just
above their saw mill, which will give
an increase of so per cent in water
power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Harbour, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Aldricn and Mrs.
Mary Mathers, of Bennington, and II.
l.. Weld of Ferndale, were guests
Sunday of Mrs. Amos Aldrich and
Mrs. T.. p. Harbour.
The late Judge II. X. Fowler was
well known by us ever since the Burr |
and Burton seminary days in the |
7Os. We always liked him. The
late Henry-S. Wilson of Arlington is |
another of those men who will be re-
membered many, many years
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bickford and |
son, Raymond, of Halifax are guests |
of their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Bugbee, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. S, Knapp,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowles.
Mr. and Mrs. Bickford and son will |
attend the Cambridge Fair one day
this week.
While assisting in unloading lum-
Der from a ear on his job in Sears |
burg, Saturday, William w. Bowles |
accidently fell from the car breaking |
two bones in the left wrist by its |
striking on the iron rail of the track.
Mr.. Bowles will probably be laid up |
for several weeks by the accident.
Rev. Lynn Armstrong, efficient pas |
tor of a church in Brooklyn, son of |
NJ. v. B. Armstrong of Bennington, |
preached in an able manner from the |
text found in Acts XIV. Rev. Mr.. |
10 c. /