The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-22
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Joseph Smith of Pittsfeld was in
town Sunday.
d. NJ. Gleason has moved his family
to Bennington.
Floyd Livingston is picking ferns
for Albert Schultz.
Henry A. Knights enjoyed an auto
ride Saturday evening.
Guy C,tler and Jesse Mallory were
in Pennington Sunday.
Harry Cole and Ward Lyons OF
Bennington were in town Sunday.
Carl Bugbee and little brother, Jes-
Sc Alton visited in Searsburg Sunday
Mrs. Edward Adams entertained a
party of Camp Comfort ladies recent
ly.
A Il SAift of Bennington was in
town tuLday trying his new motor
'y,M.
William e. Cutler has in his garden
fifteen beautiful sunhowers on one
stalk.
Alfred Harbour of Bennington WIS
in Ferndala Sunday with d pa'ty OF
( friends.
Mrs William Bowles and daughter
Ida of Bennington are visiting in Ar
lington.
Miss Amy Bentley of Bennington
was visitor in Ferndale Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort S. Knights of
bennington are passing the week in
the city"
Mrs. George W. Wood and young
son Lynn are passing the week in
Bennington.
Frances Hackett of Bennington pass
ed Sunday with her sister, Rose, at
the Fir Grove cabin.
Bennington manipulators of the
brush are applying a fresh coat of
paint to the city church.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Pratt of Greel
! Mountain Valley were recently at
their home in Ferndale.
Mr.. Durham of North Bennington
is making ais annual trips here with
produce from his garden.
George Burgess and caildren. Jen-
ME, Irene and Clyde OF Bennington,
We're in Ferndale Sunday.
George Aldrich and Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles Harbour were at the home of
Mrs. Amos Aldrich Sunday.
Autumn hues are again noticeable
and the foliage Of the trees will soon
be the loveliest of the year
Edward Brandigan of Buskirks. n.
Y, was visitor Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J h. Hathaway.
Tor the first time in eighteen years
eslie w e and family of bennington
enjoyed a drive to Woodforc City.
Lyman X. Bovles came up from
Bennington Saturday morning and
stayed in Ferndale until Monday.
Thomas Rogers has made repairs on
Miss Anna c. Parks cottage and has
newly clapboarded and shingled it.
Mrs. Exior Peller.n has gone TO a
hospital in Montreal for months
treatment tor rheumatism and lame
ness
Fred Smith of Searsburg formerly
of Woodford. was married last week
in Stamford to Miss Janet Walker OF
Michigan.
Who is "Cyrus?" is quite a cul rent
question. A good many are interest
ed in Cyrus" and we would like 10
hear more from him.
BY excavating into the hillside.
where the Woodford Lumber Co.'S
dam is being built, n sand and clay
bed has been found.
Grant Harbour and his sister. Miss
Rose of Remington with a party of
relatives and friends from New Hav
en-, Conn, were at Hunters Rest one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Knapp went
to Boston Monday for a vacation of
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs William
Stickles and Mrs. Nina STARTS and
other relatives.
For the benefit of his health John
Plante is picking ferns for two weeks
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tory at Bennington. John says it is
good medicine.
Mrs r. p Harbour's pet duck is an
ornithological curiosity in some of
the tricks she does. She is blind in
one eye but can see to get around al
though her age is Ia years.
Mrs. T. J. Mallory and Mrs. B.
Dahlgren of Camp Comfort were in
Bennington Sunday. On tneir return
they drove on to Waters hill, where
they were joined by Mr.. Mallory, Miss
Dahlgren and Miss Newton.
Miss Bertha Fuller of Springfield.
Mass, the accomplished daughter of
Mrs. Libbie e. Fuller of Heartwell
vile and Charles b. Williams of
Washington, d. c., w1o were married
September 18th, at the home of Mrs.
Fuller, were in Woodford Saturday,
on their return from honeymoon
trip, and called on friends. Eviden-
ces of happiness and prosperity are
betokened for Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
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