The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-19
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August locusts have already begun
their whirring.
VIM. Mallory was in Bennington
Monday on business.
Miss NJ. F. Marns went to her home
in Fair Haven Monday
Henry Ryder and son Harold have
returned to Holden, VT.
Miss Abbie Mallory OF Bennington
was here Monday, visiting.
Miss Mary Mallory has returned
from a visit in Bennington.
Mrs. Helen Farnum of Bennington
has been here visiting several days.
Jesse Smith has employment with
c. NJ. Lambert & Son of Bennington.
Miss Geneva Ryder has employ.
ment at the Soldiers home, Benning-
ton.
Some of the campers say there
is music without words in the frying
pan.
e. Z. Bottum of Bennington was at
Ferndale and Camp Comfort, Tues
day.
Alfred Harbour and friend OF Ben
nlngton were driving in Ferndale Sun
day.
Misses Lucretia and Florence Cut.
Ter of Bennington visited in the city
Sunday.
Henry Facklan of Bennington was
one of the lucky fishermen here the
other day.
Charles ID. Sawyer and grandson,
Martin Cutler, of Bennington were in
town Monday.
Miss Amy Cook of Burlington will
pass a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
ID. NJ. Gleason.
Mrs. Nellie Stone was Sunday
guest of her son, Edward, and wife
OF Bennington
Clarence ]. Ferguson of Burlington
will speak in the Union church next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. VIM Pleasant of Bennington
was an over-Sunday guest OF her
sister Mrs. John Belrose.
Mr. and Mrs Il. B. Patterson fire.
quently entertain outof.town guests
at their Evergreen cottage
George w. Knapp and Leslie Hyde
recently went on the excursion from
Bennington to Lake Champlain.
The Brannigan sisters. Misses Mar
guerite and Lena returned Saturday
to their home in Saratoga, ~ Y.
James Wright, Jr.. and wife of
Bennington visited Mrs. Harriet
Sprague Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and grandson
Henry Smith of Rutland have been
guests at the home of Mrs. Edward
Estes.
|. A. Reneau of Broken Bow, Neb.,
was a recent visitor for two days at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Din
widdie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Il. Howe and
son Paul of Bennington passed q
part OF the day Sunday in Bicklord
| Hollow.
| Nicholas Cartiasmenos and . JOIN
| Thedorackos of New York City, in
terested in the fern usiness, have
been in town.
Allan Golden of Troy, N. Y, Is
with the Carpenter family again this
summer Sheldon Ferguson was re
cent visitor there.
Giles Harbour and Mrs. Anna
rowne OF Bennington were at tbs
home of Mrs. Amos Aldrich and Mrs
+. p. Harbour. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Paddock anI
son Raymond and Warren Paddocl
OF Bennington were autoriding II
Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
The "city" school taught by Mis-
Carlottie Williams closed last week
Miss Williams will soon return to he
home at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wood an,
daughter, Clara Elizabeth and Mis-
Martha Ryder were Sunday guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hall of Sears
burg.
The venerable Stephen Il. Gleason
is up from the Soldiers home for
few days stay at the home OF Jess
Bugbee. Mr., Gleason's health is no
good.
Claude Terrell OF Bennington wa
In Woodford city last week, the frs
time he had ever been here. MI
Terrell came from Middlebury to Ben
nington two years ago.
Mrs. Melissa Bates, aged 81 years
OF Bennington and Miss X. c. Al
water OF New Haven, Conn. forme
resident OF Bennington are guests g
Miss Anna G. Park at Cottage SUI
shine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ever Wolf and chi
dren Misses Mary, Elsie and Eva, Al
drew and Peter and Mr.. and Mr.
Marcus Wolf OF Hooslck Falls wer
Sunday guests at the home OF Nj
and Mrs. VIM. G. Blake.
Francis ID. Brannigan. Olin
Smith and stephen NJ Bowles EMO.
ed a hike over and around the lIarmo
mountain Sunday. One OF the plea
ATTEST features OF the trip was IN
meeting at the home Of VIM.
Blake and son.
Your correspondent has receive
notice that on June 10th, 1911, Mr.
j. Brown OF New York made legI
adoption OF her infant child, Charlie
Edward Brown to Mr.. and Mrs. {.
Adams OF Woodford and the child
now here at It's new home.