The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-01
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John Plante who has been quite III
s better.
Planting is well along. Look out
or frosts.
Burton Baker of SALISBURY was in
own over Sunday
William S. Knapp went to Stamford |
Monday on business.
julius Bartlett was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Mrs. Nellie Stone is quite III from
pleurisy and lameness.
Hon D. T. Bates of Pewnal was re-
Gently in town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Cutler of Brat
tleboro were recently in town.
Alfred Sorrell of North Adams was
at Adelbert Haryey's over Sunday.
Field strawberries are ripe. Eddie
Harvey brought in the first ones last
week
Members of the Walbridge family
and their friends are at Camp Loaf
more.
Miss Florence Weld of Bennington
passed Sunday with relatives in Fern
dale.
Raymond Resseguie of Bennington
was among the piscatorians In town
Monday.
Peter Davis of Cambridge, N. Y.
was in Bennington and Woodfort
Sunday
John Reed has arrived with his por
table sawmill to do lumber saving fol
A. ]. Dewey
| Mrs. Margaret Estes and daughter
Ruth went to Rutland Friday to visit
until Tuesday.
Harry Wills and his mother Of Ben
nington enjoyed a carriage drive to
Ferndale Sunday.
Ernest Deane and Archie Flynn OF
Bennington visited in the city" on
Monday afternoon.
Samuel Estes of Oneonta N. Y, has
been a guest at the home of his cou-
sin, Edward Estes.
Robert Mallory of SALISBURY was
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mallory, Sunday.
Mrs. William s. Knapp visited hel
sister, Mrs. William Bowles Of Ben
nington Monday and Tuesday.
Elzar Pelerin returned from Ben
nington Monday, where he had beer
visiting his brother, Frank Pellerin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Stone of Ben
nington were guests Sunday of hi
parents Ed and his father went fish
ing.
The low and distant thunder earl
Decoration day morning might we
remind the boys in blue of cannonaC
ing in war times
Mrs. Giles Harbour and daughte
, Maisie of Bennington we're guests o
Sunday at the homes of Mrs. AmC
Aldrich and Mrs T. p. Harbour.
l.. L. Story of Bennington and Mort
, Adams accompanied by his guest. p
. ny Bolton of st. Johnsbury we're
town Sunday and gave us a pleasaI
r call.
! Ezra Gaudette of Manchester an
! Herbert Harmon Jr., OF Bennington
accompanied by Earle Wood Of Fer
dale were Sunday disciples of Isaa
4 Walton.
A party OF star gazers went up o
. Mason Knapp's hill Friday evening
; get a better view of Halley's come
/: At intervals they were entertained I
Mr. Knapp in his house.
Major Calvin w. Evans Of Bennin
/ ton was in town Monday swinging th
Q piscatorian rod The majors hon
a was here when he was boy, and "
were pleased to see him.
The flowers and wreaths on the ca
!; ket at the last sad obsequies OF N
y late Mrs. Anna r. DEMO was evidenC
9 of the high esteem in which the d
parted was held by her many friend
T Halliday Evans and Edward Hart {
e Bennington swung around the Lit
J, pond circle Saturday and Sunday sta
r ing over night In Walling Dewey's ca
; in Monday afternoon they returne
to Bennington.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. William Estes OF Ho,
sick Falls were guests Sunday OF h
uncle, Edward Estes. Thirty year
ago Mr.. Estes drove stage betwee
Bennington and Wilmington and frol
n Keene to Richmond, n. II.
: Pre-memorial exercises were hel
= in the schools On Sunday and Mer
orial day flowers were placed on II
I graves of fallen comrades and othel
} in the cemeteries. AS usual Gust,
3 G. A. r. Post OF Bennington loyal
: supplied flags.