The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-02
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n. S. Knights is confined to the
house by illness.
Doria Plante is doing some printing
with his amateur press.
Miss Geneva Ryder of Bennington
visited in Ferndale Sunday and Mon
day.
Curtis Sweet OF Bennington was in
FeTndale Monday afternoon on bust
ness.
IL is pleasant 10 see honest Homer
Lyons of Bennington in town occas-
ionally.
Forrest Hagar passed Saturday
night and Sunday with friends in
Bennington
Stephen e Gleason of the Soldiers
Home in bennington, is in town for
few days.
James Bushee Sr. and Frank
Campbell of Bennington were in
town Sunday.
We are all pleased to learn that
Judge Bond of Searsburg is recover
ing his health
Mrs Sarah Mallory came over from
South Salisbury Sunday aud visited
Mrs. J. F. Smith.
William Moon and son Clarence of
South SALISBURY were in Ferndale
Sunday afternoon
Preston Weld was a visitor Satur
day at the home of Fred Eddy of
North Bennington.
Buell. Cutler gave a photograph
concert Monday evening at the hons
OF Mrs. J. F. Smith.
William J Galpin of Bennington
and Thomas + Fitzgerald of Boston
We're in the City Monday
John Bishop of Bennington is
hauling logs from the Corbett noun
tain for Evans and Bugbee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rooney of Ben
nington visited Sunday afternoon at
the home of Mark Harbour.
Elzar Pellerin is in Pittsfeld Mass.
to see his wife who is undergoing
treatment in a hospital there.
Maurice Wall and Elmer Shultz
shot IL cotton tails in one day. They
had Guy Cutters Siberian hound
Edward Mallory and wife and son
Wilhelm of Bennington were among
the sleigh-riders in town on Sunday.
Snakes. robins and crows have
been seen which should be evidence
that the backbone Of winter is bent,
A mans fur glove was found in the
road by a teamster who left it at
Galusha's livery stable in Benning-
ton.
George Temples right hand was
hurt by a log falling on it so as to
lay him of from work for few
days.
1t does not necessarily follow that
the one who can indite the most SEN
timental valentine win make the best
mate.
Mesdames Julia Harmon and Lena
Bowles and daughter Isabelle of Ben,
nington were in Ferndale Sunday af.
ternoon.
William Papers and wife and
daughter Marion of North Benning.
ton were at the home of J. r. Hatha.
way Sunday
Mrs. Phoebe LaPointe, sister-in-law
OF Mrs. Mabel Bontin of Bennington
is dying with cancer in a North Ad
ans hospital
Hardy and vigorous were the Ben
nington sportsmen at Hunters Rest
Sunday. All but isn't good health
choice blessing?
William F. Peltier and his sister
in-law. Miss Augusta Gallipo of Ben
nington enjoyed sleigh ride to Fern
| dale Sunday afternoon.
The family OF William Plante
Misses Hazel and Almira Woodward
and Florence Kline of Bennington
spent Saturday night and Sunday In
Ferndale.
A man has invented a clock tha
needs to be wound but once in 10000
years. Unfortunately, however, one
is apt to forget in that time where
he put the key.
Mrs. Eveline X. Stratton of Ben
nington has been passing a few day.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Cutler. Mrs. Cutler has recovered
from bronchitis and pleurisy.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ly
man X. Bowles of Bennington ha
been christened Frederick William
Woodford people extend congratula
tions for this, their first born.
Mrs. George |. Knapp and sol
Ralph are passing a few days at tn,
home of Mr. and Mrs. George Nal
Tory of Manchester Depot Mrs
George Knapp visited there one da,
last week
Monday evening the mercury stoo,
at "a degrees above zero. Tuesda,
morning the quicksilver was down t
the cipher Atmospheric manoeuvre
are peculiar this winter. Is it Oh
account of the comets?
TORTURES OF PILES.