The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-01
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Jay.
Charles Mallory is visiting in Ben
nington.
John Clement is drawing lumber to
Stanford.
Fred Smith was in Woodford one
day last week
Austin Briggs is visiting relatives
in Bennington.
Mrs. John Moon visited at Heart
MELVILLE Saturday.
Don Mcfarland of Wilmington Is
visiting w. E. O'Brien.
Judge Bond was a business visitor
lin Wilmington recently.
Miss NJ Carpenter of Woodford
was in town last week.
Lewis Bishop has moved into the
house at the Briggs mill.
Leon Crawford visited several days
at Andrew Davis last week
Chas. Bishop of Fern City was In
Wilmington Saturday on business.
John Bishop of Bennington visited
his uncle, Elliot Bishop. last week.
Mrs. Herbert Bellows visited at A.
X. Bishops In Woodford recently.
Several local sportsmen have taken
out hunters licenses the past week.
Mrs. Byron LeRay and daughter
Nina visited In Woodford. Thursday.
Andrew Davis and wife visited at
the Red Mills in Woodford, recently.
Elliot Bishop has purchased
horse from Joe Levin of Bennington.
Deputy Sheriff Chase of Whiting
ham was in town last week on bust
ness.
VIM. j. Johnson of Stamford visit
ed ais niece, Mrs w. h. O'Brien last
week.
Jack Perry and Mrs. Mary Smith
visited in Woodford Friday and Sat
urday.
Clarence Briggs, who has been laid
up with a large boil on his hand, is
better.
Fred O'Rrien, who Is working at
the Highlands" was at home over
Sunday.
Miss Ellie Foster OF North Adams,
Mass, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Dick Foster
Adelbert Harvey of Woodford visit
ed friends and relatives here the last
of the week.
ID. NJ. Gleason and wife were In
town and called ON their uncle. A. +.
Briggs. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis of SIAM
ford are stopping at their daughters.
Mrs. John Moons.
Miss Cora Davis and her brother,
Henry are visiting at David Craw-
ford's in Woodford.
Miss Eva Harvey and her brother
Walter, OF Woodford are visiting their
cousin at Fern City.
Frank Sherman. who is stopping at
Fern City Briggs Mill" was a bust
ness visitor Thursday.
Seven head OF cattle that strayed
from the Clement farm were not
found for several days.
Joe Levin, one OF Bennington's
well-known -peddlers, was in this
town the last of the week.
Arthur Besaw, who worked in
Woodford several years ago is driv-
ing team for Ed Bellknap.
Carl Cummings. who is In the en-
ploy of William Bowles, had the mis-
fortune to cut his foot Saturday.
Miss Grace Crawford WAC has
been visiting at Andrew Davis. has
returned to her home in Woodford.
Ebin Maxwell OF the Red Mills In
Woodford was in town Wednesday
with load of ferns, which he sold to
Charles Whalen.
Elmer Gleason and wife formerly of
Woodford, but now of North Dana, |
Mass, called on friends white on their |
way to Woodford.
Merritt Bishop and Otis Oaks visit
ed their uncle, Elliott Bishop Sunday. |
Ed Bellknap was a business visitor |
in Readsboro recently
Mrs, Eugene Briggs and niece. Miss
Laura Moon, who have been visiting
at Hon. Allen Briggs, has returned
to their homes in Bennington.
Messrs. George Knapp, Thomas
Rogers. James Higgins and Forrest
Hager all OF Woodford were in town |
on their way to the Chase pond In |
Somerset
Mrs. Roy Richmond of Clarksburg,
Mass. visited her husband one day |
last week. Mr.. Richmond expects to
move into one Of the houses at
Fern City. Il
Charles Whalen OF Savoy Is stop
ming at Ed. Bellknap's through fern
ing. Mr.. Whalen is large buyer of
ferns. Last Wednesday he bought
over 5000 worth.
A. w. Bragg of Pittsfield, Mass,
was in town last week looking after
his fern business. Mr.. Bragg owns
one of the largest cold storage houses
for ferns in New England.
While at work loading a car OF
pulp wood last Friday William Bowles |
had the misfortune to slip and break |
ais arm just above his wrist Dr.
Page of Wilmington was called and
reduced the fracture and the in1ureu