The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-09-30
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ing ferns for Del Harvey.
Andrew Niles of West Shafts
bury was recently IN town.
Charles /. Wood and Carl Bugbee
were in Searsburg Sunday.
Joseph Parsons enjoyed a carriage
drive to Bennington Sunday.
d. NJ. Gleason is in New York City
doing business with the fern dealers.
Mrs. Bert Temple was a guest two
days last week of friends in Benning-
ton.
Mrs. Helen Farnham of Bennington
has been a guest of Mrs. Mason
Knapp
The line storm cleared off warm,
which presages mild fall and early
winter.
The annual business meeting of the
Union church will be held Saturday
evening.
Miss Mildred Wright spent Sunday
with her sister. Mrs David Wright of
Bennington.
Eugene Beatty of Jacksonville was
in this town and Bennington Satur-
day and Sunday.
Adelbert Temple and S. NJ. Bowles
were guests Sunday of Mr.. Temples
mother and family.
Edward l.. Stone and wife Of Ben
nlngton were guests Sunday of his
parents in Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Paris of North
Adams were entertained Sunday by
Mrs. Mason l.. Knapp
A pleasant ice cream party was
given at the home of Albert Shultz
one evening last week.
Allen Jr, and George Briggs of
Searsburg were in Woodford and
Bennington Saturday.
Mrs. Josephine Phillips was taken
to the Gibson hospital in Bennington
last Friday for treatment.
EAitr Pellerin haN harvested fine
lot of potatoes in DunVille for Arthur
lockwood OF Bennington.
The Camp Comfort laundry is clos
ed and Mrs. Fred Bowles has return
ed to her home in Ferndale
Town Clerk Dnwiddie returned
several days ago from trip through
several Massachusetts towns.
Mrs. George Debelle of Bennington
visited two days last week with Mrs.
Adelbert Harvey and daughter.
Newton Hayar and Hiss Elizabeth
Crawford visited in Bennington and
Pownal Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mabel Reid went to Danbury,
Conn, Monday to attend the annual
fair there and to visit relatives.
5. o. Burt and family of Benning-
ton were at L'Oafmore Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Aiken were there last week.
Elliott Bishop of Searsburg was in
town Saturday. Mr. Rishop seems to
be recovered from his injuries of last
June.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wright Jr.. and
child of Bennington, passed Sunday
and Monday with relatives and friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Plante and
son Billy OF Bennington were visitors
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Plante.
Stephen Il. Gleason and Frank w
Hyde, veterans of the Soldiers Home
at Remington, have been visitors at
Jesse Rugbee's.
Charles /. Wood and Fred Bowles
went to the horse traders convention
at Hoosick Saturday. Charlie drove
home a new equine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Stone of
New York City were the last to leave
Camp Comfort. Saturday. The camp
is now closed for the season.
William Bishop of Savoy, Mass,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Nose of
Jacksonville were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Harvey.
Mrs. Dahlgren and daughter and
Miss Newton who left Camp Comfort
Friday, are sojourning a while at the
WallOomsac Inn, Bennington Center
Adolf ;lus bellmore and granddaugh-
ter. PISS Leda Bellmore of Bennington
are stopping with Exior Pellerin. Mr.
Bellmore and Mr.. Pellerin are picking
ferns.
William F.. Cutler found a small
stone by the brookside which resem-
Oles a purse with clasps, filed with
money Bill thinks it betokens pros
perity
Relatives here ri young Claude Bis
hop, who was lost, and wandered all
night in the Searsburg woods, were
pleased that he was found next day in
Wilmington.
Arthur ]. Dewey and family who
passed the summer in Albert ShultZ's
house, has removed to their home in
Bennington. Mr.. Dewey enjoys sum
mer life in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie
have returned from the Bay state,
where they have been visiting rela
tives for several days at North Dana,
Farley and Orange. Mr.. Dinwiddie
thinks of buying the small farm of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Gleason, his grand
parents, at North Dana, Mass.
Harry A. Stone, son of Attorney
Charles F. Stone of New York, owner
of CamD Comfort is circulation man.