The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-11-17
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S. E. Gleason of the Soldiers home
is visiting in-the city.
Maurice Williams left for Kingston,
n. Y, Monday evening.
Henry Ryder moved his family back
to Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Smith who has been i'll
with the grip is convalescent.
Louis Bontin of Jacksonville has
been guest of Elzar Pellerin.
George w. Wood and Jesse N. Bug
bee we in Bennington Monday.
George M. Temple was a guest on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wood.
Robert Mallory has removed his
family from Camp Aragon to Slab
City.
Several Benningtonians were at cot
tage Promontory Sunday and at Loaf
more.
James Higgins Is working in Ev-
ans and Bugbee's saw mill at Ben
nington.
Adolphus Belmore who has been
In the fern business is now trapping
for fur-bearing animals.
Mrs. j. r. Hathaway has returned
from visit with Mrs. Brandigan, hel
daughter of Buskirks. N. Y.
Mrs Sam Reynolds and Mrs. Dennis
Hall of Wilmington were guests last
week of Mrs. Martha Temple.
Mrs. Lawrence Adams and daugh-
ter Georgiana, of North Adams have
been guests of Mrs. C. E. Adams.
Mr., and Mrs. J. l.. Harbour and sOn
Packard of Bennington were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Bugbee.
w. r. Cutler, wife, daughter and
granddaughter of the city were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Cutler
of Ferndale.
Doria Plante began his apprentice
ship for the printers trade Monday
in the office of the Bennington Even
ing Banner
George F. Townsend who died last
week at his home in Bennington was
formerly a highly respected resident
Of WOodford
T. J. Mallory has bought a pair of
oxen of Capt. r. o. Gore of Benning
ton. James Wright, ST.. is now in the
employ of Mr. Mallory.
Mrs. Josie Phillips was in the Glib
son hospital at Bennington a part of
last week and is now at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Dinwldde.
Lyman Bowles and wife are stop
ping for while with his father, Fred
Bowles On Monday Fred and Lyman
were in Stamford on business
Earle Wood accompanied S. NJ
Bowles to Heartwellville, Tuesday. 1t
was enjoyable for the Hermit to
meet old friends in that pleasant ham
let.
Mrs. c. d. Sawyer and daughter
Mrs Belle Cutler have returned from
visit with relatives in Schenectady.
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs Abner
Quitterfield of Lansingburg.
A postofflce inspector has been in
town and went east to Wilmington.
There is talk of disseminating the
postoffice here and establishing an r.
F.. d. from Bennington to Whining
ton.
Mrs. Henry Johnson of Rutland is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Edward
Estes. Mrs. Estes cousin. Miss Ella
Harris, and her nephew, Harry Smith,
accompanied Mrs. Johnson.
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Mrs. Geo. w. Bowles and grand
dau ghter. Adele Ketchum of Ben
nington were guests Sunday and
Monday of Mrs Nellie Stone. Ed
ward Stone and wife were also there
Sunday
Mrs Maurice Williams is better.
Her husband came up from Chatham
Mr.. and Mrs Williams worked in
Woodford for George w. Knapp and
Elmer Gleason. They recently came
from Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. Mason Knapp and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. AdeIbert Temple left for
San Bernardino. Cal, last Thursday
to pass the winter with Hilton and
George b. Knapp, Mrs. Knapps sons,
and Mrs. Temples brothers.
The funeral OF Mrs. Fred Bowles
was largely attended last week We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. w. w. Brunk
officiating. His text was "Inasmuch
as we have done it unto the least of
nese We do il unto me-" Mrs. Bowles
was always kind and hospitable to
many. There were many beautiful
floral tributes. The bearers were
Adelbert Temple. S. M. Bowles, Harry
and Alfred Harbour.
Announcements have been received
by several Woodford people of the
marriage of Miss Ethel Josephine
Park of Charlestown, Mass. to Daniel
Richard Cutler of Searsburg Thurs
day, November IL. The bridegroom
has a lucrative business in Brattle-
boro and after January first Mr.. and
Mrs, Cutler win be at home at %
Chestnut street in that pleasant Yer
mont town. Many friends from here
extend congratulations.
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