The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-03-10
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Raymond Higgins is passing a few
days in Bennington.
James Dinwiddie and wife were in
Bennington Monday.
Lyman Knapp is failing every day
and cannot long survive.
March has given weather thus far
after the oldfashiOned type
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
George I. Knapp is a little better
Capt. r. o. Gore of Bennington and
A. f. Cakes were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Woodward of the Bur
CESS road who has been Ill is better.
Miss Geneva Ryder of Bennington
is passing the week with Mrs. Fred
Bowles.
Mrs. Belle Cutler of Nottingham is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
ID. Sawyer.
Ira Smith has finished work for d.
NJ. Gleason and returned to his home
in Searsburg
W. A. Wall and son Maurice and
Harry Willoughby of Bennington were
in Ferndale Sunday
Mrs. Edward L. Stone of Benning-
ton passed Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr. Stones parents.
James Wright, Sr., returned Sun
day night from a visit of several days
with friends in Bennington
That buff cochin rooster presented
to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowles by Edw.
Belknap Of Searsburg is a lusty crow
er.
Forrest Hagar cut one of his feet
badly while chopping logs for d. M.
Gleason. He will be laid up for some
time
Mrs. j. l.. Harbour and Mrs. George
A. Wood and many others from Ben
nington enjoyed sleigh rides 10 Fern,
dale Monday.
Frank Woodward of the Burgess
road is taking a course of chauffeur
study at the Eastern Automobile
school in Boston.
Mesdames Anna Bowles and Jennie
Smith have been guests of Mesdames
Elizabeth Harbour and Anna Fuller
of Bennington.
Arthur J. Dewey has a force of
woIkmen cutting and running down
the big hemlocks from the mountain
back Of Mapledale.
Lyman X. Bowles and wife passed
Saturday night and Sunday with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bowles of Ferndale.
VIM. Bowles came over Sunday
from his lumber job in Searsburg and
passed Monday and Tuesday at his
home in Bennington.
Ned Donnelly who passes the sum
mers AT his cottage in Woodford City,
who has been very i'll at Memphis.
Tenn is conyalescent.
Miss Nina Leray of searsburg is
passing a few days with her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
Wood and other relatives.
Mrs Sarah Mallory who has been
with her sister at Essex Junction for
several weeks, is now with her sis.
ter, Miss Emma Worthing at Madrid
N. Y.
Miss Mabel Reed is at home from
Bliss Business college, North Adams
with her mother Mrs. Lillian Reed
and her grandfather, Postmaster Geo
w. Scott.
Mrs j. w. Hyde who passed the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Geo
Mallory at Manchester Center is low
here with her former daughter-in-law
Mrs. George w. Knapp.
Henry +. Blake is the recipient of
a fine gold watch sent to him by mail.
Henry has no idea who the donor is.
but appreciates the munifcent gift
just the same, and is confident that
some day he will understand.
The two persons in Woodford who
contemplated attending the inaugur-
alton of President Taft at Washington
March 4th. now realize that it was
better to stay at home. Collins NJ.
Graves of Bennington will tell you
about the discomforts caused by the
big blizzard and the crowded condit.
ions at the National capital, although
Mr. and Mrs. Graves Jared well.
Harold, the nine year old son of
Mrs. Fanny Olden died suddenly last
Wednesday at the home of ]. r. Hath
away with dropsy of the heart. The
funeral was held from the house Sat.
lrday, Rev. Alfred S. Davis, secretary
Of the Bennington Y. M. c. a. officia.
ing. Burial. was in the Woodford
City cemetery Mrs. Olden was work
ng for Mrs. Hathaway and her son
vas with her. The husband, Calvin |