The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-22
WooDFoRD

Fred Bowles and wife were in Ben
nington Monday.
Arthur ]. Dewey was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Hiram Knapp has been doing work
in Bennington day or two.
Haying is nearly all done. the
crop is about an average one.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Knapp
were in Bennington Tuesday.
Bert Temple has applied fresh
coat of white paint to his residence.
Guy Cutler and Jesse Mallory spent
Sunday in the Glastonbury mountains.
Arthur Elwell and son John of Ben
nington were in town fishing Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Wood and
son Lynn were in Bennington Satur-
day.
John Evans 2nd and wife and son
Hal of Bennington were in town Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory found a six
leaved clover and thinks it presages
good luck.
II. j. Bugbee, wife and son George
of Bennington are visiting relatives
in the city.
Fred Bowles' fine porker passed in
his checks Sunday night. Pneumonia
was the cause
The injury to George w. Knapp's
foot is nearly well, but he is lame yet,
and uses a cane.
Walling Dewey has been passing a
few days at his cabin after the style
of Alexander Selkirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham of
Bennington were recent guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Estes.
Melvin Woodward of Bennington is
in the employ of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bowles his grandparents.
Thomas Davenport and daughter
of Bennington were In Ferndale and
at Camp Comfort Sunday.
William Plante and wife and chill
dren Almira and Willie spent Sunday
with relatives in Ferndale.
Mrs. Mason l.. Knapp is in North
Adams to stay few weeks WITH her
sister, Mrs. Newton Mason.
Miss Rosette Harbour is passing a
few days with her aunt, Mrs. Truman
Amidon of West SALISBURY.
The Reid portable saw mill is shut
down for a while and the workmen
are engaged in other pursuits.
Miss Nina LeRay was called home
to Searsburg on account of Illness OF
her mother. Mrs. Byron LeRay
Earle Wood is in the employ of
Seymour Van Santyoord at his Fur
mace Grove summer residence.
Miss Lillian Saunders of Boston
who has been at Mrs. James Higgins
two weeks has returned home.
Henry young son of J. Edw. Wal
bridge is spending a few days at his
fathers Camp LOafmore resort.
Algernon Cutler has built on an ad-
dition and is making improvements on
his summer bungalow among the frs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knights came
up from Bennington Sunday, looked
over the old home and visited friends.
Dr. Herbert Burgess of Bennington
was i'm Ferndale Sunday doing pro
fessional work in the veterinary line.
Mrs. w. La Roche. Mrs. w. Watson
and Miss l.. Marks of New York are
spending several days at the Putnam.
Maurice and Shelly Wall and Ned
Sibley of Bennington passed Saturday
night and Sunday at the Dewey lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Harbour of Ben
nington were guests Sunday of Mrs.
Amos Aldrich and Mrs. Trenor Har-
bour.
Mrs. Elmer Smith and Mrs. John
Gilhooley of Rutland are passing a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Estes.
Albert Shultz has sporting blood in
his eve and is after a big black bear.
Most always Albert makes Bruin sue
cumb.
Miss Ethel Park of Boston has ar
rived for her summer vacation. other
members of the Park family will soon
be here.
Jacob L. Harbour and Lyman X.
Bowles came up from Bennington Sun
day and took a hike to the Trenor
meadows
J. r. Hathaway has the best field OF
potatoes in town. Unruly cattle des- |
troyed Mr.. Hathaway's garden Satur'
day night.
After passing a few days at Camp |
Comfort Harry A. Stone has returned
to ais home in New York City in his
Mrs. Arthur Sweet and daughter |
Mildred of Bennington came up Mon
day to pass three weeks at the Park |
Miss Rose Hackett entertained a |
of friends at her home Tues
day evening. All present reported a
delightful time.
NJ. S. knights and wife and Lou
Fiske of Bennington had a pleasant
visit Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. E. Cutler.
Harold Streeter of Bennington is as
sisting Fred Woodward on his grocery |
wagon. Maybe Harold will be gro
Ger some day himself.
The platform hop last Friday even
ing is reported as being good time.
A number of Bennington young people
attended. Briggs band played.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cooper of Ben
nington passed delightful day, sun
-. lin the Ridwell family of Hart |