The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-24
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the house by illness.
DR.. Hercules Sanche has returned
from New York City.
Robert Smith Of Bennington Falls
was at his mothers Sunday.
Caleb Clark visited at George Bel
knap's in Searsburg Sunday.
Preston Weld has received an or
der from California for haybinding
poles.
Allen Briggs Jr. of SearsbIrg was
in Woodford and Bennington last
week
Edward Maxwell of Searsburg has
returned from a two weeks stay in
Boston
Mrs Belle Cutler has moved back
from Nottingham to her home in Ben
nington.
Repairs are being made on the in
terror of James Dinwiddie's house at
Mapledale.
Mrs Albert Schultz has been visit
ing in Bennington and Ferndale for
a few days.
Buell. Cutler of Ferndale passed Sat
urday night and Sunday with his cOu-
sins at the city.
Clarence and Roy Weld and Miss
Flossie Ryder of Bennington visited
Sunday at Preston Yields.
Mrs. Rosa Plant returned Monday
from Bennington where she had been
visiting her daughter Agnes.
William and Harley Bowles of Ben
nington were in town Sunday on the
way to their lumber job in Searsburg
VIM Pratt of White Greek and Ste
phen Pratt, a son of Troy, were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Pratt
Fred Bugbee of Bennington was in
Ferndale Monday after a fine COW ht
had bought of his cousin Jesse Bug
bee.
Adelbert Harvey and family have
left Henry Bents and moved into
Mrs. Aldrichs house on the Cam
Comfort road
The wind veered to a cold quarter
at the time of the sun crossing the
line Sunday So according to the old
saying, the spring will be cold and
backward
Mrs j. W. Hyde has returned &c
Manchester Center to live with hel
daughter. Mrs. George Mallory. Mrs
George w. Knapp accompanied hel
TO North Bennington,
Herman Bugbee of Bennington was
in town Monday. He and his partner
Frank Evans, have put in a 100 horse
power boiler and engine at their lum
Der mill in Bennington
Mrs. VIM c. Blake has returned
from a visit in Remington
Raymond Higgins was registered a
the American House, Bennington OF
Saturday night and Sunday.
George, the young son of Mr.. anC
Mrs Edward Bowles OF Cambridge
! n. Y, sustained a broken leg and ;
scalp wound by a tree falling on hin
while in the woods last week. TIL,
little fellow is a patient sufferer
Mrs. Florence Armstrong, nee Mis-
Rudd who recently sold her hotel a
Hoosick Corners to Bowen & Wood o
Hartford, Conn, was the younges
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs
John Rudd, residents of WoodforC
and Bennington.
BY telephone communication it Il
learned that George Holbritter ant
family are still in Croydon, N, H., il
good health and doing well. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Holbritter say that they will Wis
it here this spring They formerl!
lived in WoOdford and Wilmington.
J. Ed. Walbridge's ice house a
lLOafmore has been filled for summer
use T. j. Mallory has laid in the us
ual supply at Camp Comfort and D
NJ. Gleason has taken a quantity from
the big pond to keep things cool a
Mountain Grove cottage. George w
Knapp has also filled the ice house al
his home.
James Griffin writes that he is hay
ing success as manager of his Uncle
Thomas Buckley's lumber business a
Midwife, Georgia, having charge Of
60 negroes. He says that he is iii
ing a bill of pine lumber the dimen
sions of the timber being 80 feet long
and % inches in diameter at the tor
end Jim says that some Of the cy
press trees there measure 40 feet in
circumference at the butt.
T. J. Mallory has just shipped two
carloads of hemlock bark to Boston
for tanning purposes. Eli Briggs
hauled several wagon loads of the
bark to the depot Little boys who
were annoying Mr. Briggs finally ask
ed what he was going to do with that
bark. Tan the hides of boys just
like you, If you don't clear OUT" Mr.
Briggs spoke in no uncertain tones
and he looked so much in earnest the
boys didn't bother him any more.