The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-15


The Woodford Lumber company's
new mill dam is nearly completed
II. A. Knights and son Roy of Ben.
nington are in town picking ferns.
Stephen e. Gleason has gone back
to the Soldiers Home in Bennington.
Henry Young of Bennington has
been in town selling produce from his
farm.
Carl Bugbee attended the fair and
races three days last week at Fair
Haven.
Sarah Mallory is home from Miss
Lundergan's restaurant, Bennington
this week
Harry Hurley and son and daughter
of Bennington enjoyed walk to Fern
dale Sunday.
Mrs. William Peltier of Bennington
has been a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
joan Plante.
Joseph Smith left Monday for Pitts
field where he will do carpenter work
and painting.
Floyd Livingston has returned from
visits with his sisters in Rutland and
Charlestown, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Small of
Bennington enjoyed a drive Sunday,
among the mountains.
Ralph Smith, formerly stage driver
between Wilmington and Brattleboro,
was in town last week.
Charles Harbour and sons Jacob
and Harry of Bennington were on the
Trenor meadows Sunday.
Mrs. Carey. daughter of T. j. NAL
lory and son Jesse, returned Saturday
to their home at Tracy, Conn.
Frank and Forrest Hagar were the
guests Saturday and Sunday of rela-
tives and friends in Bennington.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Bennington
and her daughter, Mrs. Tacy of South
SALISBURY were in town on Sunday.
Mort S. Knights and wife of Ben
nington were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. e. Cutler Sunday.
James Harvey of White River juno
ton, who has been working in Bran
don. is picking ferns for Henry Ry-
der.
Giles Harbour and Mrs. Frank
Towne of Bennington were guests on
Sunday at the nome of Mrs. Amos AL
drich.
In his usual efficient manner, Chas.
|. Wood drove stage last week during
Contractor Bugbee's absence from
town.
Several from the lower precincts
and the city attended the dance Fri
day night at David Crawford's of the
red mill,
Rosette and Mary Young, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harbour are
again attending the Bennington grad
ed school.
John Reed returned from his home
in Wiliamstown Monday and on Tues
day started his portable sawmill for
A. j. Dewey.
VIM. w. Bowles of Bennington has
visited his sister, Mrs. Martha Tenn
pie and family at the old homestead
of tae late Lyman Bowles.
Amos Aldrich and wife and Mrs
Mary Mathers of Bennington visited
in Ferndale Sunday and also carried
home a lot of blackberries.
S. j. Pickering of Manchester, n. II.
a Dartmouth college student at Han
over, n H., was in town last week
and gave us a pleasant call.
Mrs. Eugene Wattles and Mrs. L.
II. Davis of Bennington were driving
in Ferndale Sunday afternoon. also
Rev W. w. Brunk and son and daugh-
ter.
Mrs Eveline X. Stratton and grand
son, Billy MERCER, are at her little
home on River street. Mrs. Fife and
children are with them for a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bowdoin and Child
of Jacksonville have been guests for
three days of Mr. and Mrs. Exior Pei
lerin. Mr.. Bowdoin was in Benning-
ton Monday on business.
Misses Katherine Ketchell and Eliz-
abeth Moreau of Long Island, N. y,
who have been boarding two weeks at
the home of Mrs. James Higgins, have
returned to their homes.
Mrs. Mary Pratt Wood and daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. S. Norton, are at their
Fir Grove cabin. Miss Rose Hackett
who is in their employ passed Sunday
at her home in Bennington.
Fred o. Graves and granddaughter
and Miss Eldred of Bennington, Ly-
man Burch, coachman, made a pleas
ant call last Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Aldrich's and at Mrs. T. p. Har-
bours.
A postoffice inspector was In town
Monday, conveyed here in one OF w,
d. Newton's autos Everything was
found o. X. in Postmaster SCOTS Of
flee. Mr.. Newton and the inspector
sped onward to other towns east.
Some miscreant shot a two year old
heifer the other day on the Trenor
meadows. took the peit off the nind
quarters and carried the beef away.
1t is not thought that any Woodford
berson committed the act but that the
guilty one resides in Bennington. Or
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