The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-13
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Monday.
M. S. Knights is engineer at Glea-
sons mill.
A. J. Dewey was 1T 'Villiamstown,
Mass last Friday.
c. P. Kellogg of Remington spent
Sunday in Ferndale.
George w. Knapp is making re-
pairs on his saw mill.
Robert Parsons of Vernon was
here Friday and Saturday.
John Thomas and son of Benning-
ton were in town Monday
Newton Hagar was a visitor Sun
day evening in Bennington.
Get ready for the census enumera-
tor. He's coming before long
Miss May Louise Adams is troubled
with an affection of the throat.
Pretty soon Halley's comet can be
seen just before dawn in the east.
The listers are well along with
their appraisal Of personal property.
Lou Fisk of Bennington is doing
paper hanging for Mrs. Jesse Bugbee.
Joseph BARLOW has moved his fam.
lily to the Burgess road in Benning-
ton.
The Shultz brothers, Elmer and
Edward of Bennington, passed Sun
day in town.
George Briggs of Searsburg was in
Woodford and Bennington Monday
on business.
Alfred Sorrell of North Adams
spent Sunday at the home of Abel
bert Harvey.
Miss Matte Ryder of Bennington
Is passing two weeks with her sister,
Mrs Earle Wood
William r. Cutler did blowing in
March on his place. an unusual oc-
currence at Woodford City.
An April shower of six inches of
snow last week was not alarming.
Straw hats will soon be worn.
There are many people in the
world who are public spirited If their
pocketbooks are not tempered with.
William w Bowles Of Bennington
who has been confined to the house
by illness for several days is conval.
escent.
The peeping johns are piping again
and twice more before summer
weather sets in, they will be In cold
storage.
The Dinwiddie brothers, Elmer and
Richard aud the latters wife passed
Sunday at the home of their parents
in Mapledale
'Tis quite a funny thing nowadays
to hear certain political aspirants
proclaim that they do not belong to
machine or ring
Miss Lizzie Crawford, who boards
at Henry Knights Bennington, was
at home over Sunday with her par.
ents at the red mill
Mrs Maria Cutler who has been at
her old home here has returned to
the home of her grandson. George A.
Wood of Bennington.
Charles Crawford says he can skid
more logs than any ten men in New
England. II this is so Charles is Ger.
tainly the champion skldder.
o. r. Hill Of Williamstown was al
his home here from Friday until
Monday John Reed, his employer
has recovered from pneumonia.
Mrs. Dennis Hall and little sor
Willie of Wilmington are passing two
weeks at the home OF Mrs Martha
Temple, Mrs. Halls foster mother.
Mrs. George I. Knapp and daugh
ter Lenora were guests from Satur
day until Monday of Mrs. J. w. Hyde
and Mrs. George Mallory OF Manches
ter Depot
Mrs George W. Wood took the ex
animation for postmaster Saturday al
Bennington. Quite likely after May
LIST Mrs. Wood will be Postmaster
SCOTS successor.
Mrs. William r. Cutler and daugh
ters Kathryn and Ethel and grand
daughter Daisy OF Bennington wer,
at the old homestead In the cit!
Monday and Tuesday.
Newman Harrington and his sister
Miss Emma Harrington and his sis
ter-inlaw. Mrs. Freeman Harrington
and her little children Grace and Dor
Is OF Bennington were in Ferndal'