The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-05-20
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tefnuale Ounudy.
S. e. Gleason has returned to the
Soldiers home.
Earle Wood was in Searsburg Tues
day on business.
jesse Bugbee and son carl were in
Bennington Monday.
Bert Iemple has put up a new fence
in front OF his house.
Edward H. Stone of Bennington was
IN ternoaIe saturday forenoon.
jacob ana Alfred HARBOUR OF Ben
nington were IN town Monday.
FRANK Schenk passed saturday
night and SUNDAY in bennington.
elmer Snai,z and Forrest Hagar at
,eIiuvu the Dan game at bennington
SATURDAY.
Aiunzo X. Bishop was in North Adj
.....s las, week with quantity Vi
spIuce gum.
The nlsL platform dance OF the sea
sou was heId FRIDAY night. Brlsss
Dand playeu.
carr BugDee has recovered from the
munnps. ms mite brother Jesse Al
ION now mas tnem.
Mrs. wm. D. Knapp has returned
from "A Visit with ner SISTER, MRS. WIN
bomles oI BennnsLUn.
Mrs. Bert 1empie was guest Sat
druay nlgnJ ANA SUNDAY oil Mis. GeV.
FRAZER vi Bennington.
Oiypsles IN town last week and those
-
traders On the qui yive.
MRS. i,osa Plante has been visiting
ner daughter, MRS. Agnes Ldprdny
Two days at bennington.
he Reid mill on the Dewey lumber
JoD 10 no, running Tor a uay or Two De-
cause OF break III the machinery.
MRS. seymour wood anu mrs. Con-
RAD schwartz OF bennington were with
their husbands, Sunday at Hunters
Rest.
Eugene Emory of Troy is in town
to pant the city church and the hous-
es OF George w. Wood and James
Higgins.
Misses Geargianna Pendleton and
Hilda Folland OF Bennington were
guests two days last week of friends
in the city.
Gertrude Higgins and Margaret
Marns were chosen delegates for the
G. Il. convention Friday at North
Bennington.
Mrs. Eta Sheldon of Pittsfeld,
mother of Mrs. l.. X. Bowles is pass
ing few days at their new home in
Bennington.
Frank Thomas of. Wilmington and
his cousin, John Thomas are in Wind
nam county this week on horse
trading bout.
Harold Carpenter of Hoosick was
here two days last week. His brother
Warwick and family will soon come
to their lakeside cottage.
Mrs. Jennie Smith visited her sis
ter Mrs. Anna DEMO last Saturday at
Bennington Falls. Mrs. Denio's
health is not very good.
Guy Cutler and Jesse Mallory went
to the hell hollow wilds Saturday for
their trouting bout and had a little
better than fisnerman's luck.
Fred Lafranchise Of Bennington
stayed Friday night with Exior Pei
lerin so as to be ready to go fishin'
Saturday morning at daylight.
Austin Briggs of Searsburg who has
been blind many years was in town
last week and has since been visiting
with his brothers in Bennington.
Mrs. Eveline Stratton and grandson
Willie MERCER of Bennington visited
in Ferndale two days last week. Frank
MERCER of Cheshire recently visited
them.
Ten of the city boys serenaded Rich
ard Dinwiddie and wife. Refresh
ments were served and every one was
happy. TIE young couple made
good
Mrs. James F. Smith has had fine
marble stone placed at the nead OF
her late husbands grave in their fam
lily lot at Bennington Falls. Mr. Smith
died December 2, 1908.
William Bowles came over from
day at his home in Bennington. On
his return to Searsburg he visited his
sister, Mrs. Jesse Bugbee.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory and Miss Mary
Mallory have been visiting friends in
Ferndale and Bennington the past
| week. The later is now visiting her
brother Jesse in Wilmington.
Miss Geneva Ryder passed three
days with her father and family al
South SALISBURY. On Saturday they
attended Robinson's Uncle Toms Ca
bin show at North Bennington.
/ Mrs. Mark Harbour and daughters
Mary and Rosette were guests Satur
day and Sunday of Mrs. Truman Ami
don of South SALISBURY, Mrs. Har
bour's sister. On Monday Mrs. Har
bour was in Pownal on business.
| The following have been chosen tC
push the interests of the Union Sun
day school; Gertrude Higgins, Bertha
Shultz, Margaret Marns, Lillian Bel
rose. TIE Ferndale Sunday schoo
seems to be having a rest just now
Falthough there are those who would
like to have it go on.
| Reports were current Saturday
night that the Galipo brothers, Law
renee and Edward of Bennington hat
the best baskets of trout of any of the
hundred or more fishing here that day
There were as many Sunday and some
of them didn't have bite. There's 6
mania about this trout fishing past
time that smacks of Stiffness.
|
Ray Barlow was fishing Monday OF
the main stream where 1t was secluded
by good sized trees and underbrnsh