The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-01-05
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Harry Harbour of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday
Charles Wright visited his sister
Ia Bennington Sunday.
Master Murray Cutler is confined
TO the house by illness.
George w Knapp was in Benning-
ton Monday on business.
Archie Hathaway is out again after
being housed by a bad cold.
John Reed of Wnllamstown, Mass.
was in town Monday on business.
Alfred Iatour of bennington is liy-
ing in the house at Camp Aragon.
Samuel Thomas of Sandgate is
working for his brother, John Thorn
as.
Richard Humboldt Of Stamford is
visiting at the home Of Adelbert Har-
vey
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Wood were the
guests Sunday Of relatives in Ben
nington.
Mason L. Knapp has been confin-
ed to the house several days with a
bad cold.
The miniature January thaw hurt
the sleighing some near the Benning-
ton line.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert H. Putnam OF
Rom m OF on MORO in Eprpda1a Nfppdars
afternoon
Fred Bowles has been under the
weather few days but is better at
this writing.
Miss May l.. Adams has returned
from visit with Miss Geneva Ryder
of Bennington
Elmer Shultz has accepted a pos.
itiOn in Arthur Sweets meat market
in Bennington.
Edward Snow of Bennington is
hauling brush back timber from Glas-
tenbury mountain.
W. Harry Phillips of Bellefonche,
South Dakota, is here to see his wife,
Mrs Josie Phillips.
Oscar Cutler, a resident Of Wood.
ford fifty years ago, is very i'll at his
home in Heartwellville
Miss Eva Harvey of Providence, r.
l., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Adelbert Harvey.
Mrs. Elmer Gleason left on Mon
day for East Templeton, Mass, to
see her sister who is i'll.
Miss Florence Potter commenced
her school again in district No. l af-
ter the holiday vacation,
Alfred Sorrel of North Adams was
at the home OF Adelbert Harvey New
Years day and Sunday
William +. Peluer Of Bennhg tcn
passed a part OF New Years day
with friends in Ferndale
Mrs. Josie Gleason Phillips con.
tinues to fail, and no hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery.
Caleb Clark has returned from
Hoosick and probably Will stay in
Woodford again this winter
Nicholas Gallipo of Bennington
was with his daughter here, Mrs
John Plante, New Years day
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harbour were
guests Sunday afternoon of MI and
Mrs John Rooney of Bennington.
Mrs Robert Gould Of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is a guest of Mrs. James Din.
widdie and Mrs w. Harry Phillips.
Clarence and Roy Weld of Ben
nington passed Sunday with their
grandfather and uncle at Ferndale.
Sportsmen in Woodtord say that
If A. Us snow shoes on his hound
work well, they win try them over
here
Leon and Grace Crawford Of the
Red Mills passed Saturday night and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Adelbert
Harvey
Mrs. Albert Shulz Of Bennington
is with her sister, Mrs Dinwiddie,
helping care for their sister, Mrs.
Phillips.
Allen Briggs, Jr., of Searsburg was
in town Monday on his way to Ben
nington county court which recon
yened Tuesday
George Aldrich of Bennington Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Amos Aldrich
Sunday. Mrs Aldrich is afflicted
with a bad cold
c. p. Kellogg saw a genuine robin
New Years day. Time will tel
whether it is harbinger of warm
weather in January
Elmer Dinwiddie who enjoyed the
holiday festivities with his brother
E Richard and wife at North Dana
Mass. has returned home.
/, Mr.. and Mrs, Elzar Pellerin hav,
returned from weeks visit il
, Pittsfeld, Mass, with his daughter
! Mrs. Adolphus Greenwood.
Fred WOODWARD has returned from
e a visit in New York City and his sol
q Frank returned from visit in Pitts
}. field, Mass, the same day
Miss Belle Temple who passed
few days with her grandmother Mr.
> Martha Temple recently, has return
ed to Ferndale to work Tor her uncle
Adelbert Temple.
s Rev w. w. Brunk of Bennington
u enjoyed a day last week with Fran