The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-10-27
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evening of A. X Bishop.
Hon. o. NJ. Barber and fanny
were at their cottage Sunday.
Mildred Wright of Fernaale T. us
ting her brother Harry cf the city
William Thomas of SarG-2te e
stopping with his son, John Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Townsend of
Bennington were in the city Sunday
Emmett Brundage of Troy is en-
joying the deer season with Albert
Shultz.
Mrs. Mason Knapp is with friends
in North Adams, Mass, for a few
days.
Mrs. c. e. Adams gave an after
noon tea Thursday for several Fern
dale ladies'
Algie Cutler was visitor in Ben
nington Saturday night and in Fern
dale Sunday.
John Knapp was in North Adams
last week to undergo an operation for
throat trouble.
There is a chef in every deer camp
but it is said that Uncle Henry Marsh
is on the top row.
Mrs. Josie Phillips Of Hot Springs,
n. d., is now with her sister, Mrs
James Dinwiddie.
Nicholas Galipo of Remington is
living for a while with his daughter,
Mrs. John Plante.
Mrs. Fred Eddy and children Of
North Bennington have been guests
of Mrs. P. n. Weld.
Rev. Charles II. Baldwin of Haga-
man, ~ Y, formerly pastor here,
was recently married.
William Bowles of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday His broken
wrist is nearly well.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Harbour and son
Packard of Bennington were IN Fern
dale Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. VIM. S. Knapp is passing a
few days with her sister, Mrs. VIII
liam Bowles of Bennington.
John Gleason and wife of Whining
ton were guests Saturday and Sunday
Of Mr. and Mrs. James Dinwiddie
Herbert Mattson and Nelson Nc
Clare of SALISBURY We're in town last
week with big load Of cabbages.
Mort S. Knights and wife of Ben
nington were visitors Sunday at the
home of MI and Mrs. W. T. Cutler
Jack Perry and wife and Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Davis of Searsburg were
visitors in town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Woodward and little
daughter Louisa of Bennington were
with her mother, Mrs. Fred Bowles,
Monday.
Mrs. f. L. Stone of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday and Monday Mr..
Stone and his father are among the
deer hunters.
Mrs Ella Knapp has returned to
her home in Boyntonville. \. Y, after
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. |. w. Newell.
Brother" Endress Of Bennington
is passing the week with his rife and
ammunition at the home of Allen
Briggs in Searsburg.
Adelbert Harvey and son left Mon
day for Sandgate to pick few thous-
ands Of dagger ferns in that town for
Mr.. Drew of Stamford.
There was Union church bee"
last week Men sawed wood and
cleaned the yard and the women got
a big dinner in the city hall.
The October moon is farther south
than usual Perhaps luna is trying
to have the man up there look down
on the South pole for a change.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Cutler,
daughter Kathryn and granddaughter
Daisy, were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. +. Cutler.
Since the fire the barn on the Den
mis- Pratt place has been torn down.
The lumber will be used for a build
ing in Bennington by Mr.. Pratts son.
A well attended cotillion was given
at j. R. Hathaway's last Friday night2
il being Mr.. Hathaway's 59th birth
udy, heIItSnmtulS were htiNt anu
all had a good time.
Francis Brandigan and sister Mar
guerite of Buskirks, n. Y, returned
home Monday after being guests of
Mrs. ]. r. Hathaway their grand
mother, for several days.
Uncle Elzar Pelerin who is famil-
ial with the French language but not
as good in English, says that he saw
five fine deer the other day and that
three of them were mares,
n. Kardasmenos l.. Lecakes, J.
Throdoeanakes. j. Spondakas, Thomas
Lecakes, and r. Butakes, who nave
been in town several weeks picking
ferns, left Monday for their homes
in Danbury, Conn.
Nh and Mrs Elmer Gleason Of
North Dana, Mass, will keep Dexter
Gleason's boarding house this winter.
Richard Dinwiddie and wife will live
on Mr.. Gleason's place at North Da-
ma, meantime.
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