The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-03-08
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Sunday.
Fred Bowles was in Remington
sunday
James Dinwlddie was in Benning-
ton Sunday
Rollo Crotto of Bennington was in
town Sunday.
Judas Bartlett is now in the employ
of T. J. Mallory.
Mrs. T J. Mallory who has been
i'll with grip, is better.
John Knapp of Bennington was a
visitor last week in Ferndale.
Road Commissioner Carl Bugbee
has "buckled on the armour
George Cotton of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Lewis G. Evans OF Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Miss May Thomas was a visitor
Sunday at Williamstown, Mass.
Robert Smith of Bennington Falls
was in Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Lyman Bowles of Bennington pas
sed Saturday and Sunday in Fern
dale.
Mrs. James Dinwiddie visited her
aunt, Mrs. Maurice Williams Sunday.
at Ferndale.
Mrs. Charles |. Wood has returned
from a visit of several days with rel
atives in Bennington.
Alfred Mitchell and Raymond
Bushee of Bennington are in the en-
ploy of Mark Harbour.
Fred Stone passed Saturday night
and Sunday with his son Edward
and wife of Bennington.
Maple sugar weather is coming ear
ly. That was sugar snow Monday
morning and did not last long.
Uncle Nicholas Galipo of Benning
ton spent one day last week with
Mrs. John Plante, his daughter.
Ferndale is nearly devoid Of snow
and wheeling is fair. The grass is
green in places. Not so at the city.
Mrs. Maurice Williams was with
her niece Mrs William Plante of
Bennington who is i'll, two days last
week
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Hawks,
Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Patterson
were at their Evergreen cabin a part
of last week
Raymond Higgins Frank and For
rest Hagar and Albert Brooks spent
Saturday night in Bennington, return,
ing home Sunday.
Mrs. William II. Woodward and
son Fred OF Bennington were guests
Sunday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Nellie Stone.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has finished
work for Mrs Jared Howard OF Ben
nington and is now with her sister,
Mrs Robert Mallory
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Durand and
granddaughter, Mrs. Mabel Bontin Of
Bennington were Sunday guests Of
Mrs Eveline Kimball.
Mrs. George I. Knapp and daugh-
ter Lionel are passing few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mallory of Manchester.
Lumbermen say that it is much
better "doings' since couple feet
of snow left for the ocean, when the
roads are not too soft.
Mrs. Thomas Buckley and daughter
Ruth, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Bennington have returned to
| their home in Chatham, n. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tudor and
daughter Edna, of Bennington, who
| had been visiting at their old home
| in Searsburg, were in town Friday.
Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie and sister,
Edna have returned from North Dana
| Mass. Richard will stay there a few
days more to finish doing some work.
| Mrs. Jesse Bugbee and son Carl
were guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Burgess of Bennington. Mrs
Burgess and Mrs. Bugbee are sisters
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Stamford are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Adelbert Harvey, Mrs. Rumboldts
parents Mr.. Humboldt has just re-
covered from Illness.
| Mrs. VIM. Bishop of Williamsville
Mass, who has been the guest sever
al days of her daughter, Mrs. Myron
| Vost, is now visiting her grandpar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Bishop
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Estes and daugh
ter Ruth went to North Adams last
| Thursday to attend the funeral Of Mr.
Estes brother, but on their arrival
there found that it was his nephew
| Lewis Estes who had passed away.
II William Boteau, two sons and
daughter and hired man, left Som
erset Sunday morning, where they
| worked during the winter, for theil
home in Bennington. One o'clock a
m, was the hour OF their departure
so as to have frozen roads to drive