The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-31

contemplates returning to Woodford.
Fred r. Woodward of Bennington
was in Fendale Sunday and Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Knights and son Roy Of
Bennington were in Ferndale Sun
day
Buell. Cutler returned Monday
from a visit with relatives in the
city.
Lewis G. Evans of Bennington was
in Ferndale Monday morning on bus
mess.
Merrill Cutler passed Sunday night
with his mother and sister in Ben
nington
Fred A. Stone was an Easter guest
of his son Edward and wife of Ben
nington.
The Maker could be praised in joy
full -aster song for the lovely Easter
weather.
John b. Knapp and Darrell Sawyer
passed Saturday night and Sunday
in Bennington.
Lewis Bishop of Searsburg passed
Sunday at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Myron Vose.
James Wright, Jr., wife and son
Freddie Of Bennington visited in
Ferndale Easter Sunday.
o. r. Hill came over from Williams
town, Saturday and passed Easter
Sunday at his home here.
Repairs are being made on Dexter
NJ. Gleasons sawmill by James lIig-
gins and Thomas Rogers.
Guy Cutler has sold his Siberian
hounds, one to Maurice Wall Of Ben
nington and one to Darrell Sawyer.
Harry Wright was the guest Satur-
day nihgt and Sunday of his sister,
Mrs. David Wright of Bennington.
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Weld were
guests Sunday at the home of his
brother, Leslie Weld of Bennington
Mrs. William Bontin and son Billy
and Mrs. John Legacy of bennington
were Easter guests of Mrs. Egaline
Kimball.
Fred Crawford and wife Of Ben
nington were visitors Sunday at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Herbert
SpTaguc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer pass
ed a part of last week at the home
of their daughter Mrs. Belle Cutler
of Bennington.
I. ". Newell recently lost two cows
DR.. II. w. Burgess of Bennington was
at Mr.. Newell's Saturday doctoring
another sick bovine.
John Thomas has moved to Lincoln
street, Bennington. A few days pri-
or to his departure he lost a horse.
Under auspices of the Sunday
school S. M. Bowles will deliver his
lecture What is Greatness" at the
Guide Board chapel Bennington, on
Friday evening. April s.
A. William Swarzwald of New York
and Augustine II. Daley of Benning-
ton were in Ferndale last week. Mr.
Swarzwald was In Bennington sew
eral days. He likes Vermont.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and grandson
Harry Smith returned Saturday to
their home in Rutland. Miss Emily
Smith of Rutland has also been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs Edward Estes.
Miss Almira NJ. Hamilton of North
Adams came Saturday to work for
Mrs. ]. r. Hathaway, who has been
i'll all winter with asthma. Mrs,
Hathaway is able now to sit up most
OF the time.
The condition of Mrs. Anna p. De
Mo of Bennington Falls is thought
to be somewhat improved. In addit-
ion to her other disabilities Mrs. De
MO recently sustained shock on her
left side. Her sister Mrs. Jennie
Smith is yet with her.
Mrs. Louis Bailey of Readsboro
died at the home of his daughter Mrs
Fred Gould, of Greenfield, Mass, last
Thursday. The funeral was held
Saturday at tn Batist church Reads
boro. Deceased was nearly 70 years
old and was a sister of Hiram l..
Weld.
Melvin II. Woodward of Mt. Kisco
y. Y, and Cecil Hill Of Bennington
were in Ferndale one day last week
The former was here again Sunday
accompanied by Misses Geneva and
Martha Ryder, Harold Ryder and Ed
ward Knapp Of Bennington. On Mon
day Melvin returned to Mt. Kisco
where he is employed in n big dairy.
Maurice Williams of Browns Sta
ton, N. Y, has been In town for a
week, stopping at Fred Bowles.' Mrs.
Williams, sister Of the late Mrs.
Fred Bowles Is also here. Mr.. VII
| liams is a stone mason and has
charge of a gang Of men doing work
on the big Ashokan reservoir being
| conetructed IN the Hudson Mt