The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-13
wooDFoRD
Best sleighing ever.
Fine winter weather.


Lumbermen are stocking their
mills.
Mrs. William E. Cutler is troubled
with tonsilitis
George w. Wood was in Benning-
ton Saturday on business.
Mrs Fanny Olden of North Adams
visited in town last week.
James Bent of Bennington is in
the employ of 7. j. Mallory.
Jesse Mallory is slowly recovering
from inhamatory rheumatism.
c. p Kellogg of Bennington was
in Ferndale<Sunday and Monday
Caleb Clark left town last week |
undecided where he would spend the
winter.
Charles Crawford has returned to |
town and is driving team for ID. Nj.
Gleason.
Harold and Earle Burgess of Ben
nington were in town Saturday on
business.
William Pike of Bennington was in
town Monday on business with Ed
ward Snow.
Forrest Snow has finished logging
here and returned to his home in
Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Harbour.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Dewey of Ben
nington spent part of the day Sun
day in Woodford.
Miss Geneva Ryder of Bennington
visited Miss May Louise Adams near
ly all of last week.
Mrs. Elzar Pellerin is in Pittsfield
with her daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Greenwood.
The chimney of a lamp Mrs c., K.
Adams was cleaning broke, cutting
her hand quite badly.
Miss Edna Dinwiddie is passing
the winter with her brother Richard
at North Dana, Mass.
Joseph Plante of Bennington visit
ed his cousins, Doria and Leo Plante
of Ferndale last week,
Mrs. Edward Estes and daughter
Ruth returned Monday afternoon
from their Rutland visit
While hanging an axe Charles
Wright cut his hand enough to lay
4 him off week from working.
T. J. Mallory and James Wright
were in White Creek, n. Y, on bus
!. mess the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has finished
work for Mrs. Walter Townsend OF
Bennington and returned home.
William S. Knapp was in. Pittsaeld
Mass, and Bennington on business
Saturday returning home Sunday.
Charles Ryan of Whitehall, N. Y.
is driving one OF James Bushels
teams hauling logs for George w
Knapp.
Mrs Martha Temple and son vii!
liam of the Junction passed Sunday
with Adelbert Temple and niece
Belle, at Ferndale
! Mr. and Mrs. William Papers and
= daughter Marion of North Bennine.
ton enjoyed sleigh ride to Ferndale
! Sunday evening and called on friends
Irving W. Newell of the red mill
district was in Bennington Saturday
on business. Mr.. Newell says that
deer have well trodden paths on his
farm.
J. M. Ayres, Maurice Wall. George
Gregg and S. Huling Blackmer of
, bennington and Guy Cutler took a
. DAY on for rabbit hunt and bagged
few cotton tails.
Byron and Clark LeRay of Sears
burg were in town Monday en- route
to North Bennington with two nam
moth loads of hard wood logs. They
. returned home Tuesday.
During the rest of the winter the
r S. C. p. will hold their meet
lngs in the Union church at o.
clock p. m. Mrs. Gertrude Higgins
was leader on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rice of North
Remington were guests Sunday and
Monday of Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Hath.
I away. Mrs. Rice has been confined
to the house for nearly year by i'll
ness.
Daniel Mack, veteran of the Civil
war made his annual pilgrimage one
cold night last week to his former
home in Searsburg. Dan likes IN
travel In the night and most always
a stormy one.
1t does not follow that because the
Greek gentleman from New York
CITY is in town, that he does not
= know his business. Sometimes
: heart throbs cannot be helped and
they are wonderful incentivel
Willard Mcleod of Brooklyn, N. Y
4 was In Ferndale, Sunday. Mr. Nc.
ecd was in Bennington from Satur.
day until Monday He never had
been in this state before and said he
q liked Vermont as far as he had gone
a very much.
8 The weather wise are puzzled to
know whether thu chickering's of the
n light variesated filmy clouds In the
sky evenings, are caused by the at
n tempts OF the Worcester airship tc
go lheavenward, or by the tail Of Hal
ey's comet.
James Cross who is working on
4 County Clerk Shareholders lumber
= job at North SALISBURY, sustained
& serious injuries one day last week by
being thrown from a big load of logs
q on the ICY mountain road. Mr.. Cros,
q was caught by chain and dragged
A several rods. His face was badl,
I. hIllond hlnnd q.