The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-26
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Mrs. M. s. Knights is a little bet
ter.
Mrs Eveline X. stratton is i'll with
grip.
Mrs. Inez Knapp does not improve
in health.
Harry Wright was a Ferndale visit
tor Sunday
olln Smith was up from Hoosick
Falls Sunday
Francis Brannigan returned from
Saratoga Sunday.
"Peeplng johns" are being heard In
the lower precincts.
E. d. Drew of Stamford was in town
Monday on business.
Frank and Forrest Hagar were in
Pittsfeld last Friday.
Louis Bergeron OF Bennington has
been in Ferndale on business.
Spindling Mayhowers are in evil
dence near the Bennington line.
John Clement and son Joe OF Sears
burg were In Woodford last week.
Eugene Prue of Bennington inhaled
Woodford air last Saturday and liked
it,
Ray Dinwiddie has been housed by
illness for few days but Is out
again.
William L. Cutler, one of the poul-
try fanciers, has built new hen
house.
Miss Martha Ryder resumed work
at Cooper's mill.in Bennington on
Tuesday.
Highway Commissioner Bowles is
repairing the roads in the lower part
of the town.
Carl Bugbee was in Bennington on
Saturday night and in South Shafts
bury Sunday.
Leslie Hyde and John Knapp we're
Sunday visitors at Mr. Knapp's home
in Stamford.
Lawrence Galipo and Henry Snow
of Bennington were at their camp on
Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Vose have re-
turned from visit with relatives
in Savoy, Mass.
Mrs. Earle Wood had a mess of
dandelion greens Monday the first OF
the season here.
Sam b. Cutler and Dennis Dragon
of Bennington were carriage driving
in Ferndale Friday.
Herbert Mallory of Bennington was
in Ferndale Monday and in the city
ITueedav nm business
1t will be week or more before
there is good wheeling between Wood
ford City and Searsburg.
Mrs. Amos Aldrich is quite serious
ly i'll. A number of relatives from
Bennington are with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wood were Sun
day guests of Mrs Martha Temple
and sons at the Junction.
Willis Higgins of Sharon, Pa, is
visiting for few days at the home
of his uncle, James Higgins.
Jesse Smith came from North Ad-
ans Tuesday where he has been IN
the employ of George Canedy
Jack Perry came up from North
Adams Sunday and said that business
was very dull in the Tunnel city
Miss Margaret Marns was a guest
on Saturday and Sunday at the home
OF Mrs. Albert Shultz of Bennington.
Miss Belle Temple has finished
work for Mrs f. NJ Paddock OF Ben
nington and is now attending school
| in Ferndale.
We are sorry to hear that our friend
and brother legislator, George Briggs
of Searsburg, has cut his foot badly
with an axe.
A family by the name of Scott from
Long Island, n. Y, have leased the
VIM. Knapp place for the summer and
have moved in.
Mrs. Eugene Briggs of Bennington
was in Ferndale Friday, accompanied
by her young nephew, Walter Smith
of Winhall, who is visiting at her
home
Morris Levin of Bennington start
ed to go over the mountain Friday,
but finding too much snow for wheels
east of the city, he turned around ana
came back
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Allard OF Ben
nington passed the day Saturday In
Ferndale, the former swinging the an
gler's rod and the latter visiting Mrs.
c.. E. Adams.
A gala party OF a dozen vigorous
school children from Bennington en-
loved a walk to Camp L'Oafmore,
Saturday, where they picnicked and
had a good time.
Louis Brown of Bennington who
has been east a week on business
drove from Wilmington on wheels on
Monday and said he had no trouble
in getting through the snow drifts
Mrs. VIM. S. Knapp of Stamford
passed Sunday night and part OF
Monday at the home of her brother,
Jesse Bugbee Mrs. Knapp also visit
ed her sister. Mrs. VIM. Bowles OF
Bennington.
Charles Townsend of Bennington
is one of the happiest teamsters on
the road, If his jolly appearance and
songs are anything to Judge by. That's
right, Charley, be as happy as you
can. We never did like a pessimist.
Mrs. William Mallory is with her
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