The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-07
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April acts like lamb thus far.
Arthur E. Cakes has been in Fern
dale.
Curtis Sweet OF Bennington was in
Ferndale Sunday
Judas Bartlett is the next to keep
bachelors hall"
R. c., Carl Bugbee has begun work
on the highway
George M. Temple was in Benning-
ton two days last week
Harriet Smith of Troy was in Fern
dale Saturday and Sunday.
John Belrose has been visiting his
brother Peter of Bennington.
Already there is talk of placing the
"Chantecler" fad in cold storage.
Fred A. Bowles is now owner of
the well known equine "Syrock."
Adelbert Harvey was In Whining
ton last week and bought a horse
there
We have a fear that the dandelion
crop will be a record breaker this
season.
John Plante Is doing some team
work for himself now and his health
Is better.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory began work on
Monday in the collar shop at Ben
nington.
Frank Hagar has returned from
Wilmington and visited two days In
Ferndale.
Preston Weld has been doing
spring blowing for Frank Carrier Of
Bennington.
Guy Cutler has accepted position
in the saw mill OF Dexter Gleason at
Woodford City.
George M. Temple of the Junction
was the Sunday guest of Earle F.
Wood of Ferndale.
]. r. Hathaway has accepted a po-
sition in Clark's brush-back fac
tory at Bennington.
A. X. Bishop was in Bennington
last week. Mr.. Bishop still clings to
his spruce gum business.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Stone OF Ben
nington passed Sunday at the home
of his parents in Ferndale.
Already trimming up" around
Camp Comfort is under way prepare
tory for summer business.
Judge o. M. Barber and Jacob
Stakeholder Of Bennington were at
Mr.. Barber's cottage Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Adams
and daughter Dolly passed Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ad-
ans.
( Several from Searsburg and Ben
nington were present at a terpsich-
orean party in Ferndale last Friday
night.
Bert Baker was here Saturday
night and Sunday. Mr.. Baker is do
ing carpentry work for Clayton Reed
of South SALISBURY.
Misses Mildred Sweet and Grace
Sampson of Bennington enjoyed a
walk to Ferndale and gave us a
pleasant call recently.
En- route to their club house In
Duhyille Saturday evening Joseph
Ayres and Maurice Wall OF Benning-
ton made us a pleasant call.
After being sick with the grip a
week at the home of Mrs. William
Bowles his au. of Bennington. John
ny Knapp has returned home.
Mrs. William E. Cutler, son Murray
and Mrs. Eveline Kimball of Fern
dale were guests Monday OF Mrs. VIM
r. Cutler of Silver street, Benning-
ton.
S. NJ. Bowles has sold the timbered
lot bought of the late Charles Bowles
lestate to Arthur J. Dewey. Fred A.
Bowles has also sold his rs acre lot
to Mr.. Dewey.
Mrs. George w. Knapp visited her
friends, Mrs. John w. Davis OF North
Bennington and Mrs. Anna 4. DEMO
and Mrs. Jennie Smith OF Bennington
Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Earle Wood is the first to dig
a mess OF dandelions right near her
home. Miss Eveline Plants brought
the writer a small dandelion blossom
last week picked in the front yard.
Mrs. Maurice Williams has been
doing work a day or two at the home
of Fred r. Woodward. her relatives.
of Bennington. Mr.. Williams return
ed last week to Browns Station. N.
lY.
Mrs. Edward Brandigan and sop
Edward and niece, Miss Margaret
Emo OF Buskirks, N. Y, we're guests
at ]. r. Hathaway's two days last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Brandigan
will soon move to Saratoga where Mr.
Brandigan has a position as foreman
of section hands on the B. and A.
railroad.