The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-27
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Mrs. NJ. S. Knights was a visitor in
Bennington. Monday.
August locusts have come and there
is q Nv" on their backs.
C. D. Gibson and party of Benning-
ton we're in town Sunday.
Mason /. Knapp is laying new
shingles on the roof of his house.
Byron Leroy of Searsburg was in
Woodford and Bennington Saturday.
John Bishop of Bennington is help
ing the boys in haying at the city.
Miss Mary Mallory has returned
from a visit of several days in Ben
nington,
Myron Knapp of South SALISBURY
was in Woodford and Bennington
Sunday.
The dog star Sirius has risen and
almost any kind of weather may be
expected.
Mrs. Albert Houston and son Ches-
ter were carriage driving Sunday in
Ferndale.
James Morrissey Of Bennington
was in town on business part Of
last week.
Dewey and Edward Jenny of Ben
nington are at the city club cabin for
a few days.
Charles Potter and grandchildren
of Bennington were in Ferndale Mon
day afternoon.
J. T. Carpenter and son Russell Of
Bennington passed part of the day,
Sunday, in Ferndale.
Frank Boynton visited his uncle.
Warren Wood, and other relatives,
in Bennington, Sunday.
Rollin b. Kent of Manchester is
passing a few days at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. VIM. Mallory.
Mrs. Lyman Bowles and her mother
Mrs Eta Sheldon We're in Benning,
ton Saturday on business.
VIM. Winslow and Russell Elwell
were guests Of Herbert Davenport on
his trip to Camp Comfort.
Mrs. George w. Knapp was guest
Monday and Tuesday of Mrs. John W.
Davis of Bennington Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Bradford and
son Henry, of Bennington, were in
Ferndale Monday afternoon.
Dr. L. H. Ross and party of Ben.
nington drove through town from the
east early Monday morning.
Misses Irene Cook and Marjorie
Lyons Of Bennington are passing the
week with Miss Ethel Cutler.
The shower Monday afternoon was
good one. The high wind blew
down corn and other truck.
Walter Duncan and Miss Florence
Weld Of Bennington were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wood, Sunday.
VIM. Bahan of Bennington has been
in town again with his fine teas 1t
is always pleasant to see Mr.. Bahan
here.
Louis Bergeron and George Multi
gan Of Bennington have been in Fern
dale. George used to attend school
here.
VIM. Burke and Lawrence Galipo
OF Bennington spent Saturday after
noon and night and Sunday among the
mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bugbee and
daughter Alta Of Bennington passed
the dab Sunday with his cousin, Jes-
Sc Bugbee and family.
Herbert Harmon. Jr.. Leon Percy,
and Burt Harmon of Bennington kept
cool Sunday beneath the foliage Of
the Dunyille mountain.
Mrs. c. E. Adams and daughter
May Louise and nephew Fountain
Stevens OF New York city, passed
| Sunday in North Adams.
Miss Belle Temple is in the employ
Of Mrs. Fillmore Paddock OF Ben
nington Miss Hazel Woodward. has
gone to Springfield, Mass.
Harry Snow, Edward Galipo, Mel
vile Nichols, Cecil Hill and James
Coomar OF Bennington were among
the campers Saturday night.
Hon. Allen Briggs of Searsburg was
in town last week on his way to visit
relatives in Bennington. Mr.. Briggs
is slowly recovering his health,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Kinsley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Trenor Gregg. have re-
turned to their homes in Bennington
after a weeks encampment in Dun
/ vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nichols OF Ben
nlngton were Saturday night and
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Gallagher at their Bide-a.wee cot
| tage.
Last week Frank Haqar hauled