The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-26
woooFoRD
John /. Bugbee is quite i'll.

A. r. Briggs of Searsburg was in
town Tuesday.
Alfred Harbour of Bennington was
in town Monday
Mrs. C. D. Sawyer called on friends
in Ferndale Monday.
Jesse N. Bugbee was in Bennington
Monday on business.
DIR. Cole and wife of Bennington
were in the city Monday.
Lewis G. Evans of Bennington was
in town Monday on business.
George Prentice of Wilmington is
working for George w. Knapp
Mrs. Fred Bowles was a guest Tues
day of relatives in Bennington.
Charles H. Dewey of Bennington
was in Ferndale Friday evening.
VIM. Bontin was a guest Saturday
night and Sunday of Guy Cutler.
Pre-memorial exercises will be held
in the SCHOOLS Friday afternoon.
The old blacksmith shop opposite
the city hall has been torn down.
o. NJ. Barber and family of Benning-
ton were at their cottage Sunday
Fred Alcumbright returned Sunday
from a few days visit in Bennington
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Temple passed
Sunday with his mother and brothers.
Raymond Higgins has resigned his
position as stage driver for c. E. Bug
bee
John Deane of Bennington and
Keith Kennedy We're in Ferndale on
Monday
Leon Parker and Edward Mallory of
Bennington were Sundays champion
fishermen.
Misses Margaret Marns and Nina
LeRay were in Bennington Monday
afternoon.
]. L. Harbour and wife and son
Packard of Bennington were in the
city Sunday.
Like many years of the past the IA
miliar figure of Charles Nolan is seen
daily in town.
John Clements of Searsburg was a
recent business visitor in Woodford
and Bennington.
Mr.. McGin. state Sunday school
worker, was leader of the C. E. meet
ing Sunday evening.
Charles Sawyer will on June LIST OPP
en- the Summit house for boarders and
the travelling public.
Mrs. Rosa Plante has spent several
days with her daughter, Mrs Agnes
LaBrany at Bennington.
John Rogers of Bennington has been
in town. John is delighted with some
of Woodfords attractions.
James r. Hathaway went to Bus
kinks, n. Y, last Saturday on bust
ness. returning on Sunday.
Edward Belknap of Searsburg was
in town Sunday and went to Benning-
ton where he visited a day or two.
Oliver Burt of Bennington enjoyed
a walk to Fendale Sunday His
young son, Roger came up on his
wheel.
Hazel, the "a years old steed owned
by VIM. r. Cutler and which was al
ways a favorite, has passed in her
checks.
Warren Wood, assistant in Fred
Woodward's grocery store at Benning-
ton, was in town Monday calling on
relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Deuel. will visit Mid.
| dlebury college Wednesday Miss
Deuel. attended this college in 1902
and 1903.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Tatro of
"klondyke," Stamford were guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowles
of Ferndale.
William R. Cutler and wife and
daughter Kathryn of tne city have
been guests of VIM. E. Cutler and
wife of Ferndale.
John Reed who spent a week at his
nome in Williamstown, Mass, return
ed Monday and started up ais saw
mill for Arthur ]. Dewey
George w. Knapp has put up a pat
ent wire fence all along in front of
MS residence and the lake meadow
from Fir Grove street to Park ayen-
lie.
Next Sunday at 23O p. m religious
services will be held in the Ferndale
chapel quartette of singers and
speaker from Bennington will be pre-
sent. Steps will be taken toward the
organization of a Sunday school.
Parents and others are requested
10 attend the pre-memorial exercises
at the schools Friday afternoon. In
terestlng programs are being arrang-
ed. Speakers from Bennington will
be present at the Ferndale school
The family of Henry A. Knights has
moved to Bennington this week into
Mrs. Albert Patchin"s house, head of
Pleasant street. Mr.. Knights and
young son Ray will stay at their home