The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-19
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Whitehall, n. Y.
Mrs. George I. Knapp is in from
bronchial trouble
Alfred Harbour was in town Tues
day ON business.
Mrs. J. r. Hathaway is again ar
hicted by asthma
Mrs. William f. Cutler has recOv-
cred from tonsilitis.
Jesse Bugbee has recovered from
quite a serious illness.
Mrs. Nellie Stone who has been in
with grip is convaleseent.
H. L. Weld was a guest Sunday al
the home of Mrs Aldrich.
Guy W. Cutler cut his foot quite
badly with an axe Monday.
It's likely that theren be several
kinds Of weather this week.
Mrs John Brant of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Mason L. Knapp who has been
housed by illness has recovered.
Edward Townsend of Bennington
is hauling logs for T. j. Mallory.
John Boland of Troy was in Fern
dave Monday evening on business.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory is now in the
employ of Mrs Moon of SALISBURY.
Frank r. Woodward of Bennington
was a visitor last week in Ferndale.
Charles Wright is in the employ of
Bowles and Cutler on their wood job.
Frank Hagar was a guest Saturday
night and Sunday Of friends in Ben
nington.
Algie Cutler is out again after be-
ing housed several days by quinsy
sore throat.
Edward Adams and Charles Wright
slaughtered a 400 pound hog for
Mark Harbour Monday.
Judge o NJ. Barber Of Bennington
and Hon. Ernest Hitchcock of Pitts
ford were in town Sunday.
The family Of William Plante and
Miss Florence Kline of Bennington
passed Sunday in Ferndale.
Quite a number of Bennington
sportsmen enjoyed mid-winter car
nival Sunday at Hunters Rest.
Approaching the good sleighing,
/ Giles Harbour of Bennington is cut
ting and hauling wood from here.
Roland Kent of Manchester is Wis
iting his sister Mrs. William Mallory
Their mother, SO years old is very
feeble.
Little bit of a thaw Monday night.
At this writing, Tuesday morning the
veering winds are trying to settle on
some sort of storm
Eugene Briggs of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday evening, return
ing from visit at the home of his
father in Searsburg.
Mrs. Jennie Smith returned Mon
day from a five days visit with her
sister, Mrs DEMO, and Mrs. Bushee
of Bennington Falls.
Louis Sulkan who for many years
has sold dry goods in Woodford and
adjoining towns is now running a
store in North Adams.
Frank r. Woodward of Bennington
and Misses Anna Burke and Augusta
Wolfe of North Bennington were in
Ferndale Monday afternoon.
Edward l.. Stone Of Bennington
was in Ferndale Saturday afternoon
His father went home with him and
passed the night and Sunday.
Richard Humboldt of Stamford anC
Miss Eva Harvey were married by
Rev. G.. W. Simonds pastor of the
Methodist church of Stamford OF
January 4.
Although the weather is cold thu
fashion of going bare-headed out o
doors is prevalent. 'Tis said that thu
practice cures headache and is goot
for the nerves if the mouth is KEEP
shut.
Bert Temple and niece Belle
Glenn Temple, Miss Mildred Wrigh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wood o
Ferndale were Sunday visitors at tn,
home of Mrs. Martha Temple of tn
Junction.
Deer are frequently seen singly an,
in pairs, walking in the highways
close to houses. The majority o
them are doe, too. The Howe lay
has not killed all the female deer
They act as if they liked it,
A party of 10 terpscichoreans Ell
ioyed a sleigh ride over from Mort
Bennington Friday evening bringin
their own orchestra and refresl
ments, holding down the boards a
c. Il. Adams until four next morn
ing. It was a complete surprise t
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams.
NO QUESTION ABOUT 1T