The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-27
WooDFoRD

each DuICIldSeu a utM hOloN'
Levine Woodward of Bennington
has been in town the past week.
Edward Adams has been manipula-
ting the painters brush in the city.
Alfred Harbour and Miss Theresa
Montgomery visited in town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer lockwood of
Bennington were in Ferndale Sun
day.
Miss Edna Dinwiddie was Sun
day guest of Miss May Louise AID
ans.
After longer absence than usual
Larkin Wilcox was in town last
week.
There is an unclaimed letter in the
Woodford postofflce addressed to w.
II. Butler.
Mark Harbour found two of his
young colts dead in the pasture one
day last week.
Earl Wood and Bert Temple enjoy
ed a ride and spent the day Sunday
in North Adams.
Myron Vose and wife and son Ey-
.erett are in Savoy, Mass, visiting rel
atves AMI friends.
Allen Briggs Jr, and Lewis Bishop
of Bennington were in Noodford and
Searsourg Sunday.
William Bowles and wife of Ben
naggfnU faU
da, with relatives in town.
Henry R. Ryder and children Mat
tie. Geneva and Harold OF Benning-
ton. were in Ferndale Sunday.
Charles Adams of Bennington was
at his red saw mill in the extreme
eastern part of the town Sunday.
Miss Mary Mallory who passed the
winter u Wilmington has been at
her home in Woodford a few days.
Oliver Doucette Phillips has come
back from Hot Springs. so. OAK. and
will now make his home in the east.
Lyman Bowles and wife and son
Frederick William. have moved into
the house with Fred Bowles of Fern
dale.
Mrs Martha Temple and son Will
liam OF the Junction passed Sunday
at the home OF her son, Adelbert in
Ferndale.
William Goddard of Heartwellville
and Miss Nina leRay Of Searsburg
visited Miss LeRay's relatives in the
city Sunday.
Mrs. James Dinwiddie has been the
guest OF her friends, Miss Anna j..
Cation and sister, Mrs. Mary Perry of
Everett, Mass.
Earl A. Smith and J. II. Ward with
the Cooper Mfg Co, Bennington,
were In Ferndale Sunday and gave
us a pleasing call.
The venerable Nicholas Galipo of
Bennington last week visited at the
,hosie Of his daughter Mrs. John
Plante OF Ferndale.
A Woodford admirer of the late
Samuel J.. Clemens Mark Twain
says, NOV the good old man is gone,
| will read his books more and more.
Cant Harbour and Charles A. Wood
passed. Saturday night and Sunday al
their camp. Hunters Rest. The Lords
day they had company Grant was
cook
The listers give rctlce that they
will NEE az the town clerks Office
,on the afternoon Of May 3 to hear
.aggrieyanoes II any, for unjust ass
esgments.
Miss Anna c. Park will open hel
cpttagc agunshiue" next week for tn,
season, Mrs Mosber Of North Ben
nington will stay with Miss Parl
again this summer,
Some one who claims to be wis,
says there are plenty ~ people hay
Ing a fly time" In this life who vii
not be able to sport pair Of wing
In the next
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Adams
daughter Dollie and niece Leola an,
Grover Green OF North Adams wer
visitors Sunday evening at the hom
of Edward Adams and wife.
Harry Kelly the old.time Woodtor,
and Heartwellyiile comedian cam
came up from Troy last week wit
his paint brush. looking for worl
Harry holds his own pretty well.
one day last week Charles Nola
walked from Bennington TO Ferndal
and back. This is an unusual Occur
renee for Charlie" who for man
years has made regular trips wit
HIS equine.
Edward Hart Isaac Mathers an
John Hart OF bennington were O
walllng Dewoy's camp from Thur
day until Sunday Dew ey Jenny an
Warren Moore passed Saturday nigh
and Sunday with them
Landlord Thomas Canedy of Hear
MELVILLE was In Woodford aud Rel
nington last Friday In pursuit OF hi
valuable hound which strayed ava
over the Beaver meadows. lie wa
found near the Soldiers Home In Bel
nlngton.
Miss Dora Clement of Searshurl
who has been very IN with perilonit
at the home OF her sister. Mrs. Grao
Thomas OF Mckinley street, Bennln
ton. has been taken to the Troy no
+ IN Dunn OF Wilmington hE
one OF her physicians. Her pa
anil Edward Belknap aud vii
"a sister and other relatives
burg were with the patient SUI
Ind Nondnvl