The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-15
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EdWard snow or bennington was in
Ferndale Sunday
Giles Harbour of Bennington was in
| Ferndale Sunday.
George w. Wood was in Bennington
Monday on business.
One of T. J. Mallory's work horses
died Monday morning.
George w. Knapp is unable to
walk without crutches.
70. &. Bottum of Bennington was in
Ferndale Monday evening.
H. H. Harmon of Bennington has
been in town on business.
Irving W. Newell was in Benning-
ton Monday on business.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Barlow June "a
Herbert w. Burgess, V. s., of Ben
nington was in town Sunday.
Eli Briggs and son Ernest of Ben
nington were in town Sunday.
Edward Estes cut the grass this
year on Mrs Smiths meadow.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory began work
Monday for Mrs. d. NJ. Gleason.
Albert Shultz returned Sunday from
a visit with friends in Bennington.
Miss Annie ]. Cation of Everett
Mass, is now visiting friends in the
city
Miss Ethel Cutler has gone to Bos
ton to pass a few weeks at the sea
rshoHe.
John Plante and son Doria were in
White Greek, N. Y, last week on bus
mess.
Robert Mallory has moved his fam
lily into the dwelling house at Camp
Aragon.
Lyman X. Bowles and wife passed
Sunday with ais grandparents in
Ferndale.
Mrs. Fred Bowles has again accept
ed the management of the Camp Com
fort laundry.
Miss Marcia Carpenter has been Wis
iting relatives and friends in Benning-
ton and Hoosick.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory mas finished
work for Mrs Hathaway of Hoosick
and returned home.
Charles Fleming and Ralph Knapp
of Bennington were in Ferndale straw
| Deriving last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cunningham of
Bennington we're guests Sunday OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie
have moved into their new house
near the town clerks office.
John A. Wilson OF Boston, a sculp-
tor. is a guest of Dexter NJ. Gleason
at his Mountain Grove cabin.
Miss Mildred Sweet of Bennington
| is passing a few days with Miss An
ma c. Park and other friends.
Ned Donnelly was at his cabin here
over Sunday Ned looks more like a
| Shakespearean actor than ever.
Mrs. Ella Knapp of North Benning-
ton came up Monday to pass few
days with Mr. and Mrs. |. w. Newell.
The venerable Nicholas Galipo of
Bennington passed Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. John Plant and fam
lily.
Wild strawberries have been unusu-
ally plentiful and many bushels have
been taken away by out of town par
ties.
Frank Woodward who has been ont
of town for several days arrived at
his home in Bennington Monday az
temoon.
Mrs. Fred r. Woodward of Ben
nington spent the day Tuesday with
her mother, Mrs. Fred Bowles OF
Ferndale.
Fred A. Stone passed Sunday with
his son Edward at Bennington. Mr..
Stone is troubled vita an ailment OF
his eyes.
Charles H. Dewey and family are
now occupying their lodge. 1t is a
comfortable time to now be at the
summer resorts.
Edward Adams is handy man for
almost any good thing. Monday ne
was running an auto like an exper-
fenced chauffeur.
Mrs Anna +. DEMO who has been
stopping with her sister, Mrs Smith
for several weeks is somewhat i'm
proved in health.
Mrs. Eveline X. Stratton of Ben
nington has opened her little cottage
on River street. Her grandson Billy
| MERCER is with her.
Miss Mary Mallory and her little
niece Alta, have gone to Wilmington
to stay awhile with Miss Mallory's
brother Jesse and family.
William J. Meagher, Joseph Evans
and another gentleman from Benning-
ton enjoyed a drive last Friday after
noon to the Glastonbury line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Bishop of Ben
nington went to Searsburg one day
| last week to see his brother Elliot,
who was assaulted by Andy Whit
comb.
Mrs. Maurice Williams, sister of
Mrs. Fred Bowles is with her mother
Mrs. Julia d. Buckley at Chatham, n.
| Y. 1t is thought that Mrs. Buckley is
improving in health.