The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-07
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James DlhWidule was IN behhlnB-
ton Sunday.
Mrs. George W. Wood is now our
postmistress.
Several from here attended the ball
game at Bennington Sunday.
Luther Fisk of Bennington was a
Sunday guest OF Bert Temple.
Jesse Y. Bugbee aud son Jesse AL
ton were in Bennington Sunday.
Darrell Sawyer of the city was the
guest Sunday of Guy Cutler at Fern
dale.
Sarah Mallory was at Bennington
with relatives Saturday night and
Sunday.
Carl Z. Bugbee and Charles |.
Wood were in Bennington Saturday on
business.
Clarence Weld of Bennington pass
ed Saturday night and Sunday with
relatives in Ferndale.
Mrs. Elzar Pellerin has returned to
her home after visiting relatives In
Bennington for few days
Dennis Hall and wife and young
son Willie visited Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Martha Temple
James Wright Jr., and Frank Noyes
of Bennington were in Ferndale Sat
urday evening exercising two year
old colt
George w. Wood and Charles d.
Sawyer are in Manchester doing their
duty as grand and petit jurors at the
county court.
VIM Mallon, John Friedman and
| William Kendall of Bennington were
campers out" Saturday night at
Woodford City
David E. Moore of Bennington was
in town Saturday fishing Despite
the cold wind and clear sky Mr..
Moore enjoyed the sport and caught
a good mess.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mallory and
child of Manchester were I'm town
last week and visited Mrs. Mallory's
mother, Mrs. j. w. Hyde at the home
of George W. Knapp.
Edward Adams went to New York
City last week to drive an automobile
a month for the Stone brothers Of
Camp Comfort The camp here will
soon be opened, also the White Grow
Inn.
f. A. Gleason OF West Cheshire,
Conn, was in town last week 10 see
to his farm here. His health is fine.
His brother, the venerable Stephen E
Gleason. is with him for while az
West Cheshire.
Sunday forenoon the sun shone
bright and clear. Contrary TO expec-
tations heavy clouds came up from
the southeast in the middle OF the
afternoon and cold rain storm SCI
in, which prevailed through the night
and Monday morning.
Uncle Hiram l.. Weld went Sunday
accompanied by his son Preston 10
visit relatives week in Searsburg
and then will go to Davis Bridge tc
stay few weeks at the home Of his
sister, Mrs B. d. Jewell.
John Slattery, Misses Grace Willis
ton. Mary Kupferer and George
Brown of Bennington were FerndalC
visitors Sunday afternoon. The par
ty walked up, were caught In a rair
, storm and livery team carried then
. back.
G.. b. Smith of New York City who
is now at the Putnam House in Ben
nington, was in Woodford last week
Later on Mr. Smith says he will come
to Woodford and stay a month. HI
never had been here before and says
he loves the green mountains.
William S. Knapp and wife passed
, Sunday at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
I William Bowles OF Bennington Or
Monday Mr.. Knapp went to Stamford
to see about his box manufacturing
business, he having bought the Tudol
saw mill property. IL is understood
that MIR. Knapp will soon move his
| family from Woodford TO Stamford
Nathan A. Smith OF the west par
OF Bennington and his sister-in-law
, widow OF the late George Smith o
Bennington, enjoyed drive to Fern
dale Sunday. Formerlv Mr.. Smitl
, lived In North Ad us q years II
, the years s., = ard Is ne worked
I in Woodford and hal no. been her,
, since until SUNDAY -. Smith Is
veteran OF thc civil war and Is ye
!. hale and robust
+ Rev. William II. Scott and wife o
! New York City have arrived horo 10
. the summer and will occupy Mrs
ID r. Cutters house. formerly the +
: A. Gleason homestead. During thei
( stay Mr.. Scott will be pastor u tn
Union Christian church which post
: ion he has filed two summers before
T. Mrs. Scott who is an evangelist. vii
assist II the mid-week prayer meeI
ins and the c. +. meetings Sunda
evening"