The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-08-11
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the city
1t looks now as if there would be
wet weather.
Little Murray Cutler who has been
quite i'll is better.
Miss Mabel Dewey has been a guest
at the Dewey lodge.
Carl Bugbee spent Saturday and
Sunday in Fair Haven.
Bert Temple who has been i'll for a
week is working again.
1t is said that passenger pigeons
have been seen in this vicinity late
,y
Porter Stone and wife enjoyed a
picnic one day last week at Woodford
City.
A. ]. Dewey and James Dinwiddie
were in Bennington Monday on bust
ness
S. e. Gleason of the Soldiers home
is stopping at Jesse Bughee's for
while.
Lyman Rowles and wife passed Sat
urday night and Sunday with ais
grandmother.
Mrs. I4ottie Camp of Bennington
is camping with her daughter and
sons at Big pond.
Judas Bartlett has finished work
for Frank Cromack of Bennington and
returned to Woodford.
Fred A.. Stone was the guest Sat
urday night and Sunday of his son,
Edward, of Bennington.
Charles Harbour and son Harry of
Remington were at Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Harbours Sunday
Mrs Montgomery of Remington
Center came Monday to the Summit
house for a few days soiourn.
Miss Elizabeth Crawford has re-
turned from a weeks outing with Mrs
H. A. Knights of Bennington
Mrs. Dennis Hall and young son of
Searsburg are passing the week at the
home of Mrs Martha Temple.
A party of gypsies passed through
town Monday. going east They
camped near the Searsburg line.
Herman Bugbee and wife of Pen
nington were guests sunday of his
brother Jesse Bugbee and family.
Harry Southall of Bennington has
followed suit and is constructing
summer camp near the promontory
Francis Brandigan of Buskirks. n.
" 81, 60 faAN HnVg with
Mrs. J. II. Hathaway his grand moth
err
Miss Myrle Jackman who has been
the guestof Mrs Richard Dinwiddie,
has returned to her home in Lincoln,
VT.
Mrs. Bertha Shultz and Mrs. Josie
Phillips, sisters, are visiting their
father, Elmer Gleason at NORTH Dana
Mass.
Mrs. w. e. Putnam and Miss Ella
Knox of Bennington are occupying
rooms for two weeks at the Park
house.
Mrs. Henry Allard and daughter,
Catherine of Bennington are at the
Allard and McGurk camp for two
weeks.
Elmer Shultz and Elmer Dinwiddie
have gone to North Dana, Mass, TO
work for Elmer Gleason, their grand
father
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Caswell of No.
Adams were in town last week driy-
ing home via Searsburg and Heart
wellyllle.
Rev. Austin l.. Park and daughter,
Alma of Redlands, Cal, are with his
sister. Miss Anna C. Park at Cottage
Sunshine.
Floyd Livingston is away visiting
his sisters, Miss Mary Livingston of
Rutland and Mrs. Chester Erskine of
Charlestown, y. II.
Misses Dorothy and Isabelle Nor
ton of Bennington are with Mrs.
Mary Pratt Wood, their grandmother,
by Allen Briggs Jr.
Mrs. David Crawford and daughters
Grace and Elsie of the Red Mill are
stopping for few days with Mr. and
Mrs. J. 4. Hathaway.
Carroll Stone and Edward Adams
enjoyed an auto ride to Nortn Sen
nington | am told that Mr. Adams
has a license to run autos.N
Misses Lorena MCGEE and Elizabeth
Finnigan of Schenectady, N. Y, ar
rived Monday for a visit of two weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Sawyer.
Misses Nellie Patchln, Cecil Pow
ers, Hazel Hart and Charlie Powers
of Bennington are occupying MISS An
ma C. Parks log cabin for few days.
John Gavin and William Hogan who
were in Wilmington Sunday maze us
a pleasant call in the evening when
returning 70 their homes in Benning-
ton.
Mrs. Ellen Harvey of Gloversville,
N Y. is visiting her brother Elliot
Rishon of Searsburg and Adelbert
Harvey of Woodford, her brother-in-
law.
G. p. Kellogg of Bennington has
heen in town few days recruiting
from Injuries sustained while working
in the Columbian House at Bennlng-
ton.
John and Bert Bisaop of Benning-
ton we're guests Sunday of their uh-
ole A. x. Bishop. They also called
on their uncle, Elliot Bishop of Sears
burg
Several from this place attended
cotillion party at Jack Perry on tne
Shlnpee place Saturday evening Il,
Searsburg. Davis band oil Stalnioiu