The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-09
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for VIM. s. Knapp.
Frank Schenck returned from North
Adams last Friday.
T. ]. Mallory was in North Adams
Friday on business.
John Boland of Troy was in town
Monday on business.
c. p. Kellogg of Bennington is pass
ing few days in Ferndale.
Horace Woodman and son of Ben
nington were in Ferndale Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Knights nave
moved to Branch street in Benning
ton.
John l.. Blu bee has had 2 serious
time with the mumps, and isn't we'll
yet.
Lewis Harris of Stamford was a
guest Sunday Of Hiram and Preston
Weld.
Mrs. Preston Weld recently visited
her mother Mrs. Henry Wood of Ben
nington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Stone of
Bennington were guests of his parents
Sunday.
Edward Branigan of Buskirks, n. Y.
passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
r. Hathaway.
Mrs Emily Church of Rutland re-
Gently passed a day with her sister
Mrs. Margaret Estes.
Mrs. Nellie knights and George
Cotton of Bennington were visitors
Sunday in the city.
On account of illness Monday Miss
| Mary Harbour was unable to attend
school at Bennington.
by his foot being caught under a
bolster, Charlie Wood has been walk
| ing lame several days.
If the right spirit prevails there is
no reason why a Sunday school can
not be held in Ferndale.
Mrs. j. L. Harbour and Mrs. G. A.
| Wood of Bennington have been the
guests of Mrs. Fred Bowles.
Grand Juror Cakes and Petit Juror
| Shultz were at home over Sunday
from county court at Manchester.
Hiram b. Parker an octogenarian,
easily walked from Ferndale TO Ben
nington and back Monday forenoon.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory returned Mon.
day afternoon from Bennington where
she had been visiting with relatives.
Miss Eva Harvey of Brooklyn is
here to pass the summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Har
vey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron LeRay of Sears
burg recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. Wood, Mrs. LeRay's par
ents.
George w Knapp is enduring much
pain from the injury to his foot two
weeks ago. He goes around some on
crutcnes.
Mrs. Joel Fief and two little daugh-
ters of Bennington were in Ferndale
Saturday and Sunday. They like their
new home.
Robert S Drysdale and family en-
Jbgth a Atli lfAHN ulAN UP NUN Den
nington and passed Sunday afternoon
in Ferndale
Roland Kent of Manchester is pass
ing several days with his sister, Mrs.
William Mallory. Her health is not
good at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gallagher en-
joyed spin in their new automobile
up to Ferndale from Bennington Mon
day evening with party of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hall and baby
of Searsburg were guests Saturday
and Sunday of Mrs Martha Temple
| and family, Mrs. Halls former home.
Miss Anna c. Park and Mrs. Il. f.
Mosher of Bennington were at the
city day and a night last week. Miss
Park will open her cottage Sunshine
next week
A party of city folks in tally-ho and
on horseback, passed through town
Monday to the Forest and Stream club
in Wilmington for a summers So
| journ.
Rev A. s. Davis of the Bennington
Y. Nj. c. A. held religious services in
the Union church at the city Sunday
afternoon and gave an interesting dis
/ course
Leo Plante returned Sunday from
bennington where ne had been for
two weeks learning his first commun-
ion service at the French Catholic
| church.
June temperature and plenty of
rain are giving a great impetus to all
the green things growing. The conn.
try never saw more luxuriant leaves
grass and blossoms at this year
Mrs. Harley Bowles and little dauob.
ter Isabelle who have been visiting
Mrs Edward Bellnap of Searsbure
since last Wednesday, returned Mon,
day to tneir West Main street home
in Bennington.
Mrs. Warwick Carpenter and her
husbands mother, Mr.. Carpenters sis.
Ter Miss Marcia, and brother Harold
are at the Scott cottage for the s,n,.
| Ilbf. Mr. I9rnppta,,