The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-02-17
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D. N. Gleason lost work horse /
last week
The health of Charles Kellogg is
improving.
o. r. Hin is working for John Reid
I'm Wiiliamstown
Gorge W. Knapp is confined to the
house by lameness.
j. r. Hathaway was IN Bennington
Monday on business.
William Mallory was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Charles l. Wood was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Mrs, C. r. Adams is yet confined
to the house by illness.
John Boland Of Troy has been in
town this week on business.
Robert Parsons went to North Ad-
ans Monday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. Earle Wood has employment
in Bradfords factory at Bennington
c. P. Kellogg Of Bennington pass
ed a portion of last week in Fern
dale
T. J. Mallory is working again af-
ter being housed several days by i'll
ness.
Alfred Harbour OF Bennington was
i'm Ferndale on business Monday af-
ternoon.
Tim Gordon says if this is an open
winter he would prefer one Of the
shut-up sort
Baby Lynn Wood young son of Mr.
and Mrs George w. Wood, is recov-
ering from illness.
Mrs. George l. Knapp has returned
from her visit at Manchester Depot,
improved in health.
1t is pleasant to see George Gregg,
one of Bennington's old timers in
Ferndale occasionally.
AT an entertainment held last Fri
day evening Darrell Sawyer was the
winner of gold ring.
The term OF school in Femdale
taught by Miss Florence Potter of
Bennington, closed last Thursday
The auditors met Tuesday at the
town clerks Office to settle the ac-
counts of the town for the past year.
Mrs Sarah Mallory has finished
work for Mrs. William Moon of
South SALISBURY and returned home.
Mrs Mark Harbour was a guest last
week at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Truman Amidon Of West SALISBURY.
After being doctored a week for
distemper. George W. Knapp's Hol-
stein COW has come to her feed" all
right
William S. Knapp, George w.
Wood and Carl Bugbee of the city,
were in Bennington Monday on bus
mess.
Uncle Hiram Weld finds so many
friends at Woodford City that he has
extended his visit there another
week.
The wooden snow pillow made Mon
day at Mallory's mill, drawn by four
horses, opens the roads in good
shape.
The Temple brothers William and
George of the Junction passed Sun
day with their brother. Adelbert of
Ferndale
Judge O NJ Barber and County
Clerk Stakeholder OF Bennington
were recent visitors at Mason l..
Knapp's home.
Burton Baker and Frank Schenek
workmen for the Woodford Lumber
company, enjoy life alone in the new
camp on Knowlton mountain.
Snow drifts at the city are all the
way from five to fifteen feet deep,
The remark is made that it seems
like winters of long ago up there.
Mrs. Bert Temple writes from Vic
toryille, Cal, that she likes that
place better Than San Bernardino, al
though the country is like a desert
Miss Dora Davis Of Searsburg who
has been in the employ of Mrs. J. r
Hathaway has returned to her home
Mrs. Hathaway is still confined tC
the bed with asthma.
On account OF the unusual amount
of snow some of the lumbermen have
suspended logging, wholly or in part
and their employees are taking va
cations in various places.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Vose of Jack
sonville are occupying Mrs. Aldrich':
house adjacent to the old Patchir
mill site. Frank Bishop, Mrs, Vose';
brother is living with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddi,
and sister Edna who were here to at
tend the funeral of their aunt Mrs
Josie Gleason Phillips, returned Mon
day to their home at North Dana
Mass.
Psychology or some other menta
telepathy must have touched tn,
heart pulses of Cupids admirers the
past week If the number of lovely
Saint Valentine postaIs sent out ant
received, is an indication.
Grant Harbour and Charles A