The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-12
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Wilmington.
II. n. srague OF Heartwellville was
recently in town.
James Higgins has his large new
barn nearly finished.
Won't the trout brooks be lined,
though next Sunday?
Charles F. Wood was in Benning-
ton Friday on business.
Mason l.. Knapp was in Benning-
ton Saturday on business.
Glen Temple and Mildred Wright
were in Searsburg Sunday.
Guy Cutler has been appointed
overseer in Gleason's lumber yard.
William Plante and family of Ben
nington were Ferndale visitors Sun
day.
Perry Gardner of Bennington was
in town Saturday delivering fruit
trees.
Harry Harbour of Bennington was
a guest of his uncle Mark Harbour,
Sunday
Robert Mallory of SALISBURY was
at the home of his parents Friday and
Saturday.
Several Woodford workmen are
helping Bennington people make their
gardens.
While blowing, Bert Temple turn
ed out some fine potatoes in perfect
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Knapp re-
Gently entertained a party OF Ben
ningtonians.
Charles I. Wood has bought fine
new mich COW of Robert Gardner
of Bennington.
Mrs. Mary MERCER of Bennington
has passed several days with Mrs
Eveline Kimball.
Halleys comet has been seen by sew
eral Woodford people. 1t doesn't
cause much fright
Miss Hazel Woodward and lady
friend Of Bennington, visited in Fern
dale Saturday afternoon.
Alfred Harbour of Bennington was
in Ferndale Monday on business ac-
companied by Napoleon Tacy
Byron E. Lyon OF the Kimball Bros
Medicine Co., of Enosburg Falls was
in town Saturday and Sunday.
States Attorney Meagher and
other Bennington gentlemen passed
Sunday at their camp on the promon-
tory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ]. Dewey and
children were in the city Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Dexter Gleason were also
there
William II. Bradford Quincy Rudd,
Emory Harris and DR.. Jenney of Ben
nington were among Sundays visitors
in town.
John Bartlett of Marlboro, n. H.,
has finished work for David Hopkins
and Is driving team for Charles ID.
Sawyer.
Ray Dinwiddie and oliver d. Phil
lips we're visitors Saturday and Sun
day Of their uncle, John Gleason OF
Wilmington.
Charles w. Firth, one of Benning-
TONS leading tonsorial artists, pass
ed last week in town, stopping at the
Summit House.
The Mortified News says it seems
like old times to see the name Of j.
X. Batchelder mentioned as a candi-
date for governor.
Masters Charlie Mills. Philip
Schuyler and Raymond Wood of Ben
nington we're walking in Ferndale
Saturday afternoon.
Frank Pellerfn OF Bennington last
week visited his brother Elzar IN
Woodford and is now visiting his
daughter in Pittsheld.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Knapp
were at Judge Bonds in Searsburg
Sunday They also saw our friend
| A. G. Caswell of North Adams there.
Mrs. Adelbert Harvey and Miss
Grace Crawford have returned from
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Richdrd
Humboldt The latter is Mrs. Har-
vey's daughter.
Relatives OF c. r. Adams and wife
from North Adams We're their guests
Sunday evening. May Louise Adams
has returned from weeks visit in
the Tunnel City.
George Gregg and son. Trenor and
Maurice Wall were at their Dunville
camp Saturday night and Sunday
Some miscreants recently stole arti-
cles from their cabin but they have
the thieves spotted.
Many OF the Woodford people are
mourners because of the demise OF
Hon. Charles +. Stone, the owner OF
Camp Comfort. For several years
Mr.. stone had passed the summers
here. He was a man who made the
world better for his having lived In
Il. Many there are besides the fam
ily who mourn because OF his -depar-
ture from this life.
Mondays gentle rain helped pas
lures and vegetation wonderfully,
which is now two weeks ahead Of the
average spring. Live stock can pick
their own living. strawberries are
IN blossom. Albeit Il may not be
vell fcrhuman kind TO be too "preyi-
Gus" with their planting, especially
seed for tender plants. Possibly po-
,,t,., tn sertafn localities might