The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-18
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Inc S"aihPo diC hlin6 up early
this fall
Jesse Mallory has returned from
Tracey, Conn.
c. e. Adams was in Bennington
Monday on business.
William and George Temple visited
in Searsburg Sunday.
julius Bartlett has returned from
visit in Bennington.
Mark Harbour and daughter Mary
| were in Bennington Sunday.
Eli Briggs and Miss Anna Towne
were at Mrs. Aldrich's Sunday.
Ernest Briggs of Bennington was
in Ferndale Monday on business
Miss Florence Cutler of Bennington
is visiting relatives in Woodford City.
Miss Nina Leray has gone to her
home in Searsburg to stay a while.
Miss Adelaide Newton of Benning-
ton is the guest OF Mrs. Nina Tenn
pie.
c. f Knapp OF North Bennington
was Sunday guest of Henry T.
Blake.
Frank Hagar was a visitor Satur-
day in Bennington and adjacent
| towns.
Alonzo X. Bishop was in Ferndale
Monday, the first time in several
months.
After a severe attack of quinsy,
Carl Bugbee is driving again on his
mail route.
Mrs. Edward Branigan and child
rem returned Saturday to her home
in Saratoga.
There was quite a strong east wind
Sunday which foretold that a storm
was coming.
Mrs. John Rooney and Miss Mary
Rooney of Bennington were in Fern
dale Sunday.
Mrs. Mamie Pleasant and child OF
Bennington have visited her sister
Mrs. John Belrose.
Several deer have been seen in
open land. They were doe and an
peared very tame,
Cyrus P. Kellogg of Bennington
passed Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Ferndale.
Henry E. Burgess of Bennington
was in Ferndale Sunday with one OF
his favorite steeds.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has finished
work at the Soldiers Home, Benning-
ton, and is at home.
Richard Dinwiddie and wife of
Bennington wc=e at home over sun
day with his parents.
Miss Ethel Cutler has returned
from a visit with relatives and
friends in Bennington.
William Gregg, William Bevis and
Joe Galipo OF Bennington had week
end camp-out in Dunville.
MISSES Toomey and Foster OF New
York we're Columbus day guests OF
friends at VIM. r. Cutters.
Henry f. Blake was in Ferndale
Monday and received quite an amount
OF taxes. There are others
julius Bartlett who has been in
town several months. left Tuesday
for his home in Spafford, n. H.
Mrs. Charles Sawyer of Bennington
went up Saturday to Cottage sun
shine to visit Miss Anna G. Park.
Mrs. Ora Plant and Mrs. Charles
Davis of Bennington and children
were in Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Niles of
White Creek we're guests Saturday
and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs I. j.
Mallory
Mrs. West of Troy who has been
housekeeper for Elmer LeRay oil
Searsburg has returned to the home
of the Trojans
The church social at Woodford City
Saturday evening was largely attend
ed. The net receipts were about Wv
for the organ fund
| IL Is not kuONu uOW many bSSN Nf
pies 20 to waste in our forests. the
hundreds Of bushels make feasts FOL
deef and other animals.
Charles Gleason returned SATURDAY
TO his home in Farley, Mass. Mr.
Gleason will come back this week u
work for Arthur ]. Dewey.
John Reed has started up his por
table sawmill again and is saving
fine lot Of timber for A. j. Dewey
Orrin r. Hill runs the engine.
William Knapp of Stamford wal
i'm town last week on business. Mrs
Knapp passed three days at TIT
home of Jesse Bugbee, her brother
Newton and Forrest Hagar wer'
in North Adams Saturday The lal
ter was treated there by specials
for an affection OF the throat ant
nose.
George Aldrlch was on the Har
mon mountain Saturday getting cat
tie he has been pasturing during tn
summer into line for their departur
for winter quarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coley Lane and chi
dren, Cecil, Florence and Fred VIII
had been visiting relatives In Ber
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