The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-25
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his house.
Selectman William E. Cutler was
in Bennington Saturday.
Louis Bishop has gone to Somer-
set to work on lumber job.
George Corey OF South SALISBURY
was in Ferndale one day last week.
Daniel T. Bates of Pownal was in
Woodford and Searsburg Saturday.
/ ]. R. Hathaway has placed gray
ell roof on the ell part of his house.
Mrs. Anna Carpenter is yet i'll. A
physician from Troy now attends
her
Nearly all the trees are stripped Of
their foliage, ready for the winters
blasts.
Uncle Stephen Gleason of the Sold
iers home is at Jesse Bugbee's for a
few days.
Mrs. Harriet Sprague sustained
slight shock last week but is able
to do her housework.
Dennis Hall of Searsburg has NOV
| ed his family into Mrs. Aldrichs
house on the Camp Comfort road
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knights and
daughter Dorothy, OF Bennington
were in Ferndale Sunday afternoon
After the storm last week William
]. Galpin was in town putting some
OF the telephone boxes into working
order
Halliday Evans has finished driving
team for ID. M. Gleason and has gone
back to Bennington to work for his
father.
has caused discomfort among the
fern pickers, and some of them have
left town.
Edward Brannigan of Saratoga
Springs was a guest Saturday night
and Sunday at the home OF James
r. Hathaway.
Mrs George Aldrich and son Amos
of Bennington were in town last
Friday. Mrs. Aldrich lived here
when young girl.
Fred Lord OF South Lanesboro,
| Mass, has been in town canyassing
for a religious work. From here he
went to Wilmington.
| Delavan Harvey has sold his place
on the turnpike to Nash and Hut
| chins, and moved into the house he
bought of Robert Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wood and
daughter, Clara Elizabeth were the
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Weld of Bennington.
| Mrs. Emory Harris and Mrs. VIM
Z. Hawks Jr., of Bennington were
Monday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est B. Patterson at Evergreen camp
| Because of the lull in the fern bus
mess on account OF the weather
Harry Brague was at his home in
| Hinsdale, Mass the most of last
week. Mr.. Brague is here this week
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Hawks il
Mrs. William Blanchard and Mrs
Fred Morehouse OF Bennington en-
joyed a Sunday dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. b. Patterson at Evergreen
camp.
III Mrs. Charles Green OF North Pow
| nal is here with Mrs. Jennie Bowie!
for a while Mrs. Bowles is confn
ed to her room She does not SUI
fer pain, has a good appetite bu
= does not sit nm muph
Surveyors Howard OF Wilmington
n and James and Agrelins Of Buffalo, N
Y, are surveying lots OF timberet
. land on the Cushing tract. They ar
stopping at the home Of George A
Wood for several days.
Mrs. George w. Bowles of BENIN
ton and Mrs. Edward Bowles an
children Frank and Harry OF Can
bridge, N. Y, dined with Mrs Nelli
Stone, continuing their drive to Wi
D. mington and Brattleboro, where the
will pass a week with relatives.
Allen e. Briggs OF Searsburg wa
in town Monday going to his HON
- in Searsburg. Mr.. Briggs had bee
80 a guest OF relatives and friends I
10 Bennington and was in North Adam
Sunday where he saw Peter Marloy
IN who is in the hospital there, unde
IS going treatment for serious injuriC
sustained on the railroad in Scar
rs. burg about five weeks ago. Peter
doing well.
Last Saturday the venerable Mos,
Wallen OF Bennington told me thu
- So years ago he was born among II
- mountains in New Hampshire. III
many OF these years he has lived
Bennington. Nearly 80 years ago /
had a shock which left one side
his body almost paralyzed, so tn
he has been unable to do manual !
Dor. Unless the weather is L
stormy, the familiar figure OF Mr. w
len can be seen going down Ma
0 street from his humble Guideboai
road home, leaning on his cal
= every slow and easy step he take
: Uncle Moses said that he enjoyed II
i and the pleasant smile he ga
might Indicate that he wouldn't sWt