The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. g. ii. Dewey enter
tanned guests from Bennington sun
day.
Adelbert Harvey was at the home
of Elnot Bishop of Searsburg sun
DAY.
Alfred Harbour and friend Of Ben
nington drove over TO the red mill on
Sunday
Mrs. A. X. Bishop has been with
her daughter, Mrs. Del Harvey who
has been III.
Miss Cecil Powers of Bennington
was one OF Miss Anna Z. Parks
guests last week.
S. NJ. and Lyman Bowles enjoyed a
Sunday morning walk TO the summit
of Mt. LOafmore.
Harry Chase and Fred r. Wood
ward OF Bennington are enjoying va
cation on the mountain.
Mrs. George Mallory of Manchester
was guest Monday OF Miss Mary
and Mrs. Sarah Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 1. Knapp and
children returned Monday from a four
days visit in Manchester.
Seymour Van Santvoord and family
went to the Adirondacks Monday for
a sojourn OF several weeks.
The city school taught by Miss Mi
ma LeRay has closed. Jesse Alton
Bugbee had no absent marks.
d. NJ. Gleason and family have re-
turned from the seashore and are
now boarding at James Higgins
BY making a misstep Miss Mary
Mallory sustained lameness necessi-
tating her walking with crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stickles and son
Henry and Miss Kathryn Lasher of
Bennington passed Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. II. Hathaway has returned
from visit at the home OF her daugh
ter Mrs. Edward Brandigan in Sara
toga.
c. ]. Whitney of Johnsonville, n. Y.
made his e.. Aual trip to this place on
Monday. Le came in an auto this
time.
Charles Mallory has finished work
ing for S. nour Van Santyoord and
is now in the employ of William
Shields.
Earle Wood who broke two bones
In his left foot and ankle three weeks
ago is able to walk again and is work
ing some
Miss Charlotte Vierschilling of
Brooklyn was guest the fore part
OF the week of Mrs. Dinwiddie and
Miss Cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crawford Of
New York and his brother Fred Craw-
ford and wife OF Bennington were in
town Sunday
Mrs Sarah Mallory who has been
In the employ of Mrs. Ora Stratton of
Green Mountain Valley two weeks, is
home again.
The Bennington Sunday school
boys who have been camping in
Miss Parks log cabin have returned
to their home.
Miss Fannie Cutler OF Waltham
Mass, Is here for a vacation of foul
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
, James Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Paddock anC
son Ray OF Bennington were in Fern
dale Sunday and visited at the home
of Mrs. Aldrlch.
Mrs. Arthur Sweet and daughter
Mildred of Bennington are occupy
ing the Shultz cottage above the LAX,
for four weeks.
Miss jeanette Perkins and sister
in-law, and Miss Jennie Valentine o
Bennington were guests Of Miss An
ma c. Park last week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Mallory. Mrs
Dahlgren. and Miss Newton and I
score OF others from Camp Comfor
were IN Bennington Sunday.
! Miss Charlotte Vierschilling, Mis-
Anna J. Cation and James Dinwiddi,
went up to the white rocks on tn,
summit OF Bald mountain Monday.
Misses Charlotte Vierschilllng ant
I Julia Naekel OF Brooklyn. n. Y, arr
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alder
Shultz OF Bennington for two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Drysdal
and children Alexander and Molli
| of Bennington are occupying the Bid
Wee cottage for two weeks or more
James Bushee ST., and wife of Ben
nlngton were Sunday guests OF MI
J and Mrs. Edward Estes. Mrs. Jer
ME Smith and the Hermit also dine
= there
Joseph Seymour, Miss Gertrud
>, Warn, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tow
send and son Carl Of Bennington pas!
ed Sunday at their He'll Hollo'
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Harbour q
Bennington were visitors Sunday a
the home Of her mother, Mrs. Ann
| Aldrich and his sister-in.law, Mrs. 4
| Z. Harbour.
| Mrs. George W. Bowles and he
niece, Mrs. Truman Mattison q
Green Mountain Valley were In FerI
dale at the home OF Mrs. Nellie Ston
Sunday afternoon.
| Hiram Weld drove team in Wi
mIngton for Isaac Estey 30 or NOR
years ago. Uncle Hiram Is som,
| what interested In the forthcomin
| Old Home week in that town.
| The church service Sunday evel
ing was very interesting. The te'
| was Christ before PLATE" whic
Mrs. Scott handled In masterl
| manner. Miss Mary Klmball Woo
Il Of New York CITY sang n solo