The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-15
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better.
Let us hope for blue skies and clear
sunshine.
Garden stun is backward in COM
ing forward.
Jesse N. Bugbee was in Pownal
Monday on business.
Fred r. Woodward of Bennington
was in Ferndale Sunday.
E. NJ. Huiett of Bennington has
been In town on business.
Hon. NJ. H. Woodward of Benning-
ton was in town last week.
We are pleased to learn that c. C.
Easton of Bennington is better.
Mrs. Ida Bassett was a guest last
Wednesday of Mrs. j. F. Smith.
Elmer and Edward Shultz Of Ben
nington passed Sunday in the city
We are pleased to hear that Hon.
Allen Briggs of Searsburg is better
Clark and Herman LeRay Of Sears
burg were in Woodford and Benning-
ton last week.
Mrs. Mabel Bontin and son OF Ben
nington visited their grandmother,
Mrs. Eyeline Kimball Monday.
Mrs. William s. Knapp was with
her sister, Mrs. William Bowles OF
Bennington Saturday night and Sun
day.
There is a profusion of blackberry
blossoms and still some people say it
is q late spring. IT'S early for black
berry blossoms.
Leroy Brant of Bennington was in
town Monday with his big advertis-
ing car for the Fleischmann Yeast
Co., of New York.
VIM. S. Knapp was at his home
here Sunday. On Tuesday he began
to move his household goods to his
new home in Stamford.
Edward Sumner and Silas Harbour
last week beneath the outrageous
foliage of Woodford forests.
Fred Briggs of Searsburg caught a
200 pound bear last week in a trap
Lots of people saw Bruin while Fred
was carrying the animal to Benning
ton.
Carl Bugbee and Charles l. Wood
were in Brattleboro on business one
day last week They made a short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. d
r. Cutler.
Mrs. William Estes and Miss Dori
Russell of Hoosick Falls were guests
last week of Mrs. Margaret Estes. Or
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Estes were visi
tors here.
Mrs. Preston Weld returned Sunda,
from a four days visit with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Fred Eddy of North Ben
nington. Mr.. Weld was in that vii
lage Sunday.
Walter Wood, Dewey JENNIE
and Edward Il. Hart of Bennington
walked up to Walling Deweys cam
at Woodford City arriving at 2 o'clocl
a. m. Sunday, where they passed tn
day.
Mrs. Bert Temple and her mother
Mrs. Mason l.. Knapp arrived MOI
N day from California where they pass
" ed the winter. We are pleased to Sc
them again and they are glad to &c
a back to Vermont.
a Uncle Sam gave orders for Cal
Bugbee to get into line again Monda
morning on his mail route betwee
Y Woodford and Bennington. And no
we will have regular mail service a
Of yOre and the stage is runnin
again.
Miss Anna, the young daughter {
10 Mrs Sarah Mallory who has been II
% ing with her aunt, Mrs. Jerome Col
man OF st. Adams. for three years,
visiting her mother In Woodfor,
TO Mrs. Mallory's sister, Mrs James I
nd Velie Of Essex Junction is also yisi
nd ing her.
Newman Harrington OF Bennlngto
assisted by Ernest Shepard OF Mort
. Bennington is tearing down the ODE
Z Eddy house. Mr.. Harrington win us
= the lumber to build house for hin
- SELF Mr.. Eddy built the house aboI
so years ago The boards and limb,
are yet sound and in good condition
Miss Minnie r. Llttleheld. the Fer
dale teacher, went TO her home
Springfield Mass, Sunday to see he
brother, a Chicago druggist, whoi
she had not seen for several year
On Monday there was family reu
ion at the Littlefeld home in Sprin
field. Miss Littlefeld returned Tue
day to resume teaching Wednesday
Rev. VIM. II. SCOTS text a wee
ago Sunday was Bear We one a
others burdens" Very appropriat
and is bearing fruit" Last Sunda
Mr. Scott preached from St Luke l!
i0-'For the Son OF Man Is come
seek and TO save that which WI
lost" Mrs. Scott who is an evang,
list. renders valuable assistance.
r. S. Durkee. T.. l.. Knapp. J..
Conan and Billy Russell OF BENIN
ton spent Saturday night at the tel
phone boys camp. Two OF the par
went home Sunday morning witho
any fish. while the other two caug
. a few trout and two crows. Many
. fisherman nowadays don't get n nj