The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-24
wooDFoRD

a hard cold,
Judas Bartlett is driving team for
c. ID. Sawyer.
Miss May Louise Adams is recov- |
ering from the grip.
Maurice Wall was in Woodford re-
Gently blowing out roads
Woodford City boys have tunneled |
through the big snow drifts.
James R. Hathaway has the first
new mich COW Of the season.
Edward Shultz is in the employ Of
Conrad Schwartz Of Bennington.
Harry Wnloughby Of Bennington
was in Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Algie Cutler passed Saturday night
in Bennington and Sunday in Fern
dale.
Miss Martha Ryder of Bennington
was a guest Sunday of her sister Mrs
Earle Wood
Mrs. Fred Smith has gone to Han
cock, N. H., to live a while with her
grandfather
Mrs. Byron Leray and son Herman
of Searsburg visited relatives in the
city Sunday.
The rain Sunday night and Monday
forenoon settled the snow some but
not enough.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Bowles of
Bennington passed Saturday night
and Sunday in Ferndale.
Seymour Wood and other Benning-
tonians were with Grant Harbour on
Sunday at Hunters Rest
Town meeting next Tuesday. Don't
be mad if everybody doesn't vote for
you You are all good fellows
Mrs. Sarah Mallory is now in the
employ of Mrs. Jared Howard of
Bennington. Mrs. Howard is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs C. d. Sawyer returned
Sunday from Rutland whittier they
had been to visit Mr.. Sawyer's moth
err.
Henry E. Blake has purchased a
new road machine of Willard Rose
OF Bennington and is doing business
with it.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Knapp
were guests last week Of Mrs. VIM
Bowles, Mrs Knapps sister of Ben
nington.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Adams Of
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their brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
c. h. Adams.
The auction sale of the farm and
timbered lots OF the late Charles
Bowles has been postponed until
Tuesday, March s.
The late Mrs. VIM Harry Phillips
passed her school days in Woodford
and was an exemplary pupil of the
writer for several terms.
Mrs. Myron Vose and her brother.
Amos Bishop were guests Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bishop and Mon
day visited in Wilmington.
Mrs. Jennie Smith visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Anna DEMO and Mrs. Mary
Bushee OF Bennington Falls Wednes-
day of last week until Monday.
His many friends here congratulate
A. j. Johnson of Heartwellyille be-
cause of his appointment for one of
County Sheriff Godfrey's deputies.
George Gregg, 5. H. Blackmer,
Maurice Wall and Junior Hawks
were at Gregg and Sons camp in
Dunville Saturday night and Sunday
Mrs. Harriet Dunn Sears who re-
Gently left Bennington to live with
her son in Washington, d. c., passed
her school days in Woodford Mrs.
Sears Is a daughter of the late MI
and Mrs Charles Dunn.
Ephraim and Charles Knapp and
John Cook of Bennington are cutting
several cords of yellow birch on the
Glastonbury mountain for stove wood
for Judge h. L. Sibley Of Bennington.
The Judge always did Ike Woodford
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins are
successors to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Gleason for keeping the Dexter Glea-
son boarding house. Mr. and Mrs.
Gleason will stay in town a few days
before returning to their home in
North Dana, Mass.
Mrs. Nina Temple sends us from
Victorville, Cal, box of mistletoe'
fresh as any plant here in June We
appreciate the botanical remem-
brance. Mistletoe Is a parasitic ever
green plant growing on trees.
Woodfords snow banks at the pres
ent time would not be indigenous
for it even If it was a native