The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-21
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than usual
Jacob l.. Harbour of Stamford was
in town last week.
Forrest Hagar was a visitor Mon
day in Bennington.
/ Haying is in full swing and the
crop is good one.
"A. Bowles is cutting the grass on
Mrs Kimballs place.
Charles F. Wood was in Benning-
ton Monday on business.
George w. Knapp was in Hoosick
Falls on business last week.
Eugene Wood of Bennington visited
relatives Sunday in Ferndale.
The rain Saturday was appreciated
but there was not enough OF 1t.
Col Olin Scott and party of Ben
nington were in Ferndale Sunday.
John Knapp came over from STAN
ford and passed Sunday at the city.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM E. Cutler and
son Guy were in Bennington Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwiddie
were in Bennington Monday after
noon.
Frank Hagar and Guy Cutler at
tended the ball game Sunday at Ben
nington.
David Crawford has moved his fam
lily to Bennington. David stays at the
red mill.
Miss Matte Ryder of Bennington
visited her sister Mrs. Earle Wood
on Sunday.
! Mrs. NJ. L. Knapp is stopping for a
while with Mrs. Chauncey Plumb Of
Bennington.
Edward Thomas of Bennington was
a Sunday guest of Ray Gibson at his
mothers camp
Robert Smith and son Willie Of
Bennington Falls were visitors Sun
day in Ferndale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Bowles and
son were visitors in Bennington on
Sunday evening.
George and Belle Temple were the
guests Sunday of Dennis Hall and
wife of Searsburg.
Miss Merle Jackman Of Bristol has
been the guest several days of Mrs
Richard Dinwiddie.
To better accommodate his many
guests Walling Dewey will enlarge
l his CITY Club cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. SCOTS
guests left Tuesday for their home
at East Orange, N. j.
Mrs. Eveline X. Stratton now ant
: then passes a day at her cottage by
the riverside in the city.
Mrs. Edward Estes and daughter
! Ruth passed Saturday and part o
/ Sunday with relatives in North AID
( ans.
Arthur ]. Dewey is cutting his
grass on the Trenor meadows. 1t II
/ said that there are 80 tons to the
} good.
Harley Bowles and Lorenzo Har
/ bour drove up from Bennington Mon
( day and passed a part of the day II
I town.
Francis Brandigan of Buskirks, n
Y, is passing few days at the HON,
of his grandmother, Mrs. j. r. Hath
I away.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Temple passed
| Sunday at the old homestead thu
\ home of Mrs. Martha Temple, Bert
J mother.
/ George b. Sears of the j. II. Dun
I ham company, New York City, is TAX
ing his annual vacation at Cam
, Comfort.
: Miss Gladys Graves and Miss He
\ en- Belyea OF Greenfield, Mass, ar
| the guests of Miss Doris Gibson TO
/ one week.
/ Mrs. Luman II. Norton Of Benning
/ ton was at the Judge Barber cottag
on Monday with her daughter, Mrs
| Barber and children.
| Tonsorial artist Allard, wife an
| daughter of Bennington are encamI
| ing at the base of the eminence jus
| below the Bide-a-wee cottage.
| After being guests for several day
at the Carpenter cottage Misses Isl
bel Lustie and Ellen Golden hav
returned to their home in Troy.
| A. o. Klopman of Texas was her
last week billing the town for tn
| FourPaw and Sells Bros circus an
| menagerie at Bennington, August
| Earle Wood had two bones broke
| in his left foot at the mill OF Oh
| Woodford Lumber company by II
| coming In contact with carload {
| logs.
A Ray Barlow came up from Benninl
4 lton Saturday to fish In his favorit
A brook. Although atmospheric condi
4 ions were favorable not trout wa
A caught.
"A Uncle Hiram Weld who has bee
A visiting several weeks In Searsburi
A Heartwellville, Nottingham, Halifa
= and Stamford on Saturday returne
to his home here.
The venerable Stephen +. Gleaso