The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-07-29

ty on account of the drouth that has
prevailed.
William Estabrook OF Bennington
enjoyed Ferndale's refreshing zepn-
yrs Monday.
Some of tne people would like to
have religious services every Sunday
/ at the Ferndale chapel.
Miss Nina Shultz was a guest Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday of Miss
Nina Knights of Bennington.
Simeon Dakin passes every Satur-
day night and Sunday at Hunters
Rest and is a very useful man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Stone of Ben
nington were with his parents in
Ferndale MONDAY and Tuesday.
The successful angler knows inst
where and When to draw the line.
This makes us think of Ed Mallory.
William Hawks Jr., and wife of
Bennington were at their Evergreen
camp Monday afternoon and night.
Allen Briggs Jr., of Searsburg was
in Woodford and Bennington last
week. Allen made us a pleasant call.
Mrs. Jennie Smith and Mrs. Anna
DEMO visited two days last week at
the home of George w. Knapp at the
city.
Mrs. Anna e. DEMO of Bennington
Falls came back Saturday to stay for
| while with her sister, Mrs. jennie
Smith.
Raymond Higgins went Saturday to
Boston for a month and will visit rel
atives in Lowell, Walthani and the
Hub"
Mrs. Fred R. Woodland of Benning-
ton is helping her mother. Mrs. Fred
Bowles in doing Camp Comfort laun-
dry work.
Mr.. and Mrs George b. Sears of
New York City who have been at
Camp Comfort several days have re-
! turned home.
Mrs. GTogan. Ned Donnellys moth
er. and lady friend from New York,
arrived at their Woodford City cot
tage Monday.
Mrs. Fred Bagley of Searsburg has
been in town on the way to NORTH
Bennington to visit Mrs. Clifford Rob
erts, her mother.
Miss Edythe Schnorer of Newton
Center, Mass. has been spending a
few days with Miss Rose Hackett at
Fir Grove cabin.
Raymond Coy of Jacksonville, Fla,
| is at Camp Comfort Formerly Mr..
Coy as leading lumberman among
the Georgia pines.
Mrs. Laura Carey and son Jesse OF
Tracy, Conn.,, are visiting for month
with Mrs. Careys parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. J. Mallory.
Warwick Carpenter is now at the
Carpenter cottage near the big pond.
Mr.. Carpenters health is now good,
at which we all rejoice.
Mrs. Dennis Pratt of Bennington
was a guest of Mrs. Nellie Stone on
Monday and Tuesday Mr.. Pratt re-
Gently lost a valuable horse.
Every available camp in Woodford
is being occupied and more camping
sites are being looked up. Evidently
here are things here that draw peo-
pie.
Messrs Grant Harbour and Charles
A. Wood entertained guests at Hun
ter's Rest Saturday night and Sunday
in tneir usual pleasant and popular
style.
Mrs. Emily Church of Rutland who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Estes is now in the employ of
Mrs. d. NJ. Gleason at Mountain grove
cabin.
Miss Geneva Ryder went with the
Bennington Baptist Sunday school to
enjoy picnic at Hoosac Valley Park,
near North Adams last Saturday. The
weather was unfavorable.
Arthur Green, formerly of Wood
ford, Wilmington and West Dover,
was here Monday after visiting rela-
| tives in Bennington. Arthur says he
is now clerk in store in Bellows
Falls.
Miss Margaret Marn5 has returned
u ner nome ~ Falr maven. n SOSidl
was given in the school house hall
before she went away Miss Marns
will teach In West Haven the coming
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ramsdell, Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Williams and DR. and
Mrs. Lucretius n. Ross of Bennington
we're Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest B Patterson at their Ever
green cottage.
Thomas Green of Bennington drove
party of sportsmen to Dunville on
Monday afternoon where they encamp-
ed over night. Years ago it was said
that there was a distillery in the Dun
Vile mountains.
Malcolm Clark of New York and
Jesse Mallory have been camping a
week at the Saltwater in Pine Valley.
The boys say that millions of gnats
disturbed their slumbers at night and
bothered them some during the day.
Henry R. Ryder former resident
of Woodford mas moved his family
back from South SALISBURY to Ben
nington. Henry had the misfortune