The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-10

New York City on business. Their
children Harry A. Jr., and Helen Eng
lish Stone and governess are at
Camp Comfort.
MasterWillie Woodward who is liv-
ing with his grandfather, Judge My
ron H. Woodward Of Bennington, has
been stopping few days at the home
of Vim. c. Blake.
Four Williamstown, Mass, gentle
men. horseback riding, were in town
Monday en- route to Wilmington,
when one of the party was taken i'll
and returned home.
Mrs. Jane Townsend of North Ad-
ans, Mass, Edith Morgan of Ben
nington and Mrs. Carrie Reed of
Lombardton, N. j., picnicked Monday
near Camp Comfort.
DR.. Savage, who has been at Camp
Comfort three weeks has returned
to his home in Minnesota. The doc
tors mother, who is at the camp, will
go home this week.
George BiddIe, who had been Wis
iting at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Clifford Roberts of North Benning
ton, was in town Sunday, returning to
his home in Searsburg.
Mrs. William F. Peltier and Miss
Augusta Galipeau, of Bennington,
and John and Edward Welch of North
Hoosick, ct ais, have been occupying
the Fife camp several days.
Jesse Buckley of Fltchburg, Mass,
is in town for a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Buckley holds down a lucrative
position in the chair shops at Fitch
burg Twenty years ago Jesse was
one of the boys of Woodford.
Mrs Exior Pellerin who is afflicted
with lameness returned Monday
from Bennington, where she passed
two weeks with her brother-in-law,
Frank Pellerin Of Bennington.
Harold Metcalf, son of the editor
of the Fair Haven Era, Fair Haven, is
stopping with Rev. James Spencer
and family of North Adams, who are
Occupying the Gleason homestead.
VIM. f. Mort of Bennington, a
guest of Herbert Davenport was at
Camp Comfort Sunday. Mrs. Mort
has gone to Greenwich, Conn.,, to visit
her mother, Mrs. S. p. Fisher until
Sept. LIST.
DR.. Day, who has been at Camp
Comfort several weeks, has returned
to his home in New York City. The
doctor has passed three summers at
the camp and It was he who institut-
ed the blazed line by marked trees to
the summit of Bald mountain
fillmore Paddock OF Bennington
and his uncle, Calvin Ross of Sagi-
nav, Mich, were in Ferndale Monday
levening Mr. Ross and his sister
Mrs. james Thompson have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock sew
eral days and will leave for their
home In Saginaw, Thursday
Miss Ida Papenfus of Albany was
one of a number of guests at the
home of Mrs. Edward Mallory Of Ben.
nineton last week On Saturday Mr.
and Mrs Mallory and party picnicked
at Lake Hancock, after which they
all went to Albany, where Mr. and
Mrs. Mallory and son will visit a few
days.
Accompanied by VIM. Temple and
Mrs. Bert Temple, the Hermit" went
huckleberrying on Bald mountain. UT
there we found S. II. Percy, George
and Ebert Noyes and Bartholomew
Casey of Bennington all with bis
pals which they filled with the blue
fruit. There's lots of huckleberriei
this year and lots of pickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wood
Mrs. James Dinwiddie and son Elmer
ID. NJ. Gleason and Raymond Higgins
all relatives, attended the funeral o
Mrs. Clara Gleason Barber at VIII
mington, Sunday, who died at he
home in Colorado a week ago las
Wednesday. She was the accomplish
ed daughter OF Francis A. Gleason o
West Cheshire, Conn, formerly
leading resident of Woodford. Mis-
Gleason passed her youthful days II
this town and several terms wa
teacher In the public school Their
are others besides many relatives il
: Vermont. Connecticut and Massachu
etts who mourn because of the dealt
OF Mrs. Barber. Several years ag
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber went to Cole
RADIO for the benefit OF his health an
by dispensation of the Divine powe
I she is called away. Mr.. Barber
/. health Is not the best. but is bette
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