The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-16
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Miss Ruth Temple is quite in

Eddie Shultz OF Bennington was
a visitor in town Sunday.
Ray Barlow is working for Buell.
Sibley Of Bennington this week.
Preston \. Weld who has been I'M
der the weather is convalescent.
Joseph Barlow has employment in
Bradfords factory at Bennington.
Frank Woodland of Bennington was
in Ferndale Saturday and Sunday.
Carl f. Bugbee and Charles l.
Wood were in Bennington Monday.
Herman j. Bugbee of Bennington
10 in town for a few days on bust
ness.
Truman J. Mallory has returned
from a business trip to White Creek
n. Y.
Charles Merrill Of Bennington was
in Femdale on business Monday af-
ternoon.
Guy Cutler was a guest of friends
in Bennington Saturday night and
Sunday.
Master Dexter Shultz is quite i'll
at the home of his parents in Ben.
ningtOn.
Henry f. Blake has begun doing
business with his new wood saving
machine.
Who'll be the next town represen-
tative?" is being asked by a few of
the "feelers."
Commits Vermont and Historical
reader are two excellent books for
our schools.
Henry A. Knights and son Roy. of
Bennington, made US a pleasant call
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. F. Smith is at Bennington
Falls with her sister, Mrs. Anna De
MO who is very i'll.
Despite reports to the contrary,
there are places in Woodford City
whore there is no snow.
Elmer Dinwiddie has taken a posi-
ton In the hardware store 81 A. II.
Winslow of Bennington.
Miss Lena Brandigan of Tiashoke,
\ Y, is with her grandmother, Mrs.
J. r. Hathaway who is yet ILL.,
Frank Schenck came down from
Knowlton mountain Sunday and said
the snow was three feet deep there.
Mrs w. R. Cutler and daughter
Ethel were guests Saturday of rela-
tiyes in Bennington, returning home
Sunday.
Frank Woodward and Fayette De
Mo of Bennington encamped in Dun.
vile three days last week rabbit
hunting.
Richard Dinwiddie has returned
from North Dana, Mass, and has en-.
tered the employ Of J. Ed Walbridge
OF Bennington.
Arthur f.. Cakes of Bennington has
moved back from Morgan street,
Bennington, on to his farm in the
Woodward district
Adelbert Temple and his niece Miss
Belle Temple of Ferndale passed
Sunday at the old homestead at the
foot of the mountain,
Algie Cutler and Darrell Sawyer
were attracted Benningtonward Sat
urday evening to see Lena Rivers. -"
They returned home Sunday.
Oliver Phillips left Monday for his
former home in Hot Springs, South
Dakota. Prior to his arrival he will
stop for while at Omaha, Neb
Mrs. Nina Temple writes from Vic
torville. Cal, that she and her. mother
contemplate returning TO their home
in Woodford the latter part Of May
It was Herman Bugbee who last
week bought lot number II of the
late Charles Bowles estate. not d. NJ
Gleason as published in the Evening
Banner.
Mark Harbour was a business call
er Saturday afternoon at Captain
Ransom o. Cores, Bennington
Meanwhile Mrs Harbour was a guest
of Mrs. John Rooney.
Thomas Fitzgerald Of Gardner
Mass, William j. Galpin and Mise
Mary Butler and Mabel lockwood
passed a part of the day Sunday at
the Dew Drop Inn" bungalo.
The season of discomfort and in
convenience because of the necessity
of changing lumber from sleighs tC
wagons in Ferndale is now "on." II
causes transfers much extra work
On Sunday the breezes were balmy
and like spring In the evening il
rained Monday was a cold, raw day
Just like old March. Better give VI
foretelling the weather until Halleys
comet goes by about May 20.
David Williams of Browns Station
n. " is visiting his mother in Fern
dale and relatives in Bennington. w
II. Larkn of kingston accompanied
Mr.. Williams to Bennington where
he spent two days on business
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