The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-07
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Sunday.
Fred A. Bowles was in Berlin OF
business last Saturday.
Miss Mildred Wright is now an EN-
ploye of Mrs. T. J. Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Evans OF
Bennington were in town lat Friday
Mrs. Harley Bowles of Bennington
is in the employ of Mrs. c. d. Saw
yer.
Mrs. Helen Farnham of Bennington
was a recent guest of Mrs Martha
Temple.
Hon. o. M. Barber of Bennington
was at his cottage here on Monday
afternoon.
Miss Irene Merrill of Rockville Ct,
is guest of Mrs. A. W. Bidwell at
LOafmore.
]. N. Kellogg of Benninton was in
town Friday taking orders for nur-
sery stock.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has resumed
work for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hatha-
way OF Hoosick.
F. w. Bidwell and family of Hart
ford, Conn, are spending July at
Camp L'Oafmore.
Mrs. Geo. Hill and daughter, Lii
liam and son Cecil, of Bennington
were in town Monday
Miss Elizabeth Dieul's school clos
es Friday and a picnic will be held
beneath tne old naples.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and
grandson Harry Smith of Rutland
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Estes.
Mrs. Edward Mallory and son, Will
helm of Bennington, with friends en-
joyed themselves near Camp Aragon,
Monday.
Next Sunday the Rev. w. w.
Brunk and a male quartette of sing
ers will hold service in the Ferndale
chapel at 2;SO.
Miss Annie ]. Cation of Everett,
Mass, is passing a delightful vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwiddie
and other friends.
Judging from the number of straw
berry pickers from Bennington and
the quantities taken away, the free
gift question might well be taken
into consideration.
Harley +. Bowles who passed a few
days at the home of ais parents in
Bennington has gone back to his job
in Searsburg for the Metal Edge Box
company of Readsboro.
Mrs Richard Dinwiddie is with
her parents and friends here. while
Mrs. Charles II. Dewey of Benning-
ton, her employer. is visiting her
sister in South Bend, Ind.
Miss Mary Mallory has returned
from a visit vita her brother Jesse of
Wilmington. Mr.. Mallory's young
daughter Alta came with Miss NAL
lory to spend few weeks at her
home.
Camp Comfort has opened with un-
usual prospects of success. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Stone are here and
Miss Allen is running the White
Crow Inn again with a full corps OF
servants and attendants.
Oni Beatty, a former resident who
has been in Bennington on business,
returned Monday TO his home in Jack
sonville, accompanied by his sister
in-law, Mrs. VIM. Pellerin and little
daughter, Irene who will visit there
for week.
William Hanson of Torrington,
Conn, WAC is a disciple of Uncle
Isaac" and a taxidermist of repute.
accompanied by Edward Mallory and
William Lump of Bennington and
torians, were in Woodford and Glas-
tenbury, Monday.
No need of saying that Hunters
Rest" is one of the pleasant old
home summer resorts. so long as
Grant Harbour and Chas. A. Wood
are there. The other fellows are
Interesting, too The mountains,
books and dells, surrounding this
pleasant summer camps are roman
tic in the extreme.
Mrs. Fred Bowles went to Chatham
n. Y, Saturday to see her mother,
Mrs. Julia Buckley who is Ill, at the
home of her brother Thomas s. Buck
ley. Mrs. Bowles' sister from Seat
tie, Wash, is also there and her son
James l.. Griffin of Midwife, Georgia,
and her nephew, Floyd Buckley and
wife from Florida Mrs. Buckley is
an aged lady and everyone here
abouts hopes for her recovery.