The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-13
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Mrs. Joseph Smith is on the sick
list.
o. R. Hill passed Sunday in North
Adams.
John Bellrose has bought the Henry
Cutler place.
Miss Margaret Marns was in Ben
nington Saturday.
There is a good deal of blowing be-
ing done this week.
Alfred Harbour was in Ferndale
Monday on business.
Floyd Livingstone is in the employ
of Bugbee and Knapp.
Thomas Cannon of White Creek
was in Ferndale Sunday.
Cattle are being turned out to pas
ture and the feed is good.
John Boland of Troy has been in
town this week on business.
Mrs. Albert Shultz and son Edward
visited in Bennington Monday.
S. N. Bowlos has been re-appointed
superintendent of public schools.
Mrs. Inez Knapp and daughter FL
nora were in Bennington Monday.
Richard Dinwiddie and wife have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
Judas Bartlett has returned to town
and is living with Adelbert Harvey.
Napoleon Larin of Bennington was
in Ferndale Saturday with L. K Bow
les.
C. E. Bugbee and Miss Margaret
Marns were visitors Sunday in Sears
burg.
S. f. Gleason of the Soldiers Home
is passing a few days at Jesse Bug
bees.
Ernest Dean and Michael Slattery
of Bennington were in Ferrdale Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer has returned
from visit with Miss Anna C. Park
of Bennington.
Highway Commissioner C. |. Wood
began working the road in Ferndale
Monday morning
Mrs. Agnes LaBrany and young son
John have been visiting her mother
Mrs. Rosa Plante.
Masters Martin Cutler and George
Bugbee of Bennington have been Wis
iting relatives in the city.
John B. Knapp, Raymond Higgins
and Darrell Sawyer passed Sunday
with friends in Bennington.
Miss Edna Dinwiddie passed Sun
day with her cousin Harry Fraden-
burgh and wife at Bennington.
Roy and Clarence Weld passed Sun
day with their uncle, Preston Weld
and grandfather, Hiram l.. Weld.
William Plante and wife, Fred
Woodward and wife and George Bur
CESS of Bennington were Ferndale Wis
itors Sunday
Rufus Houghton of West Dover has
been in Woodford and Bennington
this week with a supply of maple
syrup and sugar.
Louis Bowdoin OF Nottingham was
in town last week selling maple sug-
ar and syrup and put up over night
with Exior Pellerin.
Henry r. Ryder and children Mar
tina and Harold of South SALISBURY
passed Sunday with relatives and
friends in Ferndale.
Nicholas Galipo. 81 enjoyed walk
Sunday from Bennington up to Fern
dale, where he passed the day with
his son John and family.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory who has been
away several months at Essex juno
ton and Madrid n. Y, with her sis
tiers. has returned home.
Maurice Wall OF Bennington often
makes flying visits to Ferndale and
he's such a happy fellow that every
body is glad to see him.
The trouting season opens next Sat
.urday 1t is thought that the pro
tracted drouth last fall diminished the
number of trout in the brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Patterson, VIM.
+. Hawks Jr., and wife of Bennington
have opened their camp Evergreen
in the Bickford Hollow for the sum-
mer
Robert Cakes VIII went TO Washing
ton not long ago is working on a big
ranch near Spokane and writes that
he is well and happy and likes the
place.
Eugene Wood of Bennington was
in town recently. Eugene passed his
early youth here and with some of
the rest of us says things amt as
they used to be-"
John p. Bellrose who was killed
last week by the cars at Hudson was
a nephew of John Bellrose of Wood
ford. A few years ago Mr.. Bellrose
worked for VIM S. Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Tudor of Ben
ningtoE, formerly of Searsburg and
Somerset were in town Saturday call
ing on friends. Excepting that Mrs
Tudor is slightly troubled with rheu-
matism and Mr.. Tudor with asthma,
they are yet hale and vigorous.
Mrs. Edward Estes was in Rutland
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