The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-24
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Town Monday.
One Woodford biddy is the mother
of II vigorous chicks.
John Nash of Bennington and party
We're in town Sunday
The selectmen held business meet
Ing Monday afternoon.
James Cross of Bennington is in the
employ of Jesse Bugbee.
Miss Nina LeRay visited Sunday
at her home in Searsburg.
Fayette Stratton. of Bennington was
in Woodford City Saturday.
Thomas Rogers has returned from
business trip to North Adams.
Ezra M. Hulett of Bennington was
in town Sunday and Monday.
Pre.memorial exercises in the
schools next Monday afternoon.
Edgar Kennon OF Bennington was
in town Monday and went east.
Louis Bison of Shrewsbury, Mass,
is in the employ of Mark Harbour
Mrs. James Aldrich and Mrs. Inez
Knapp are slowly improving in health
Abbie Shultz of Bennington passed
Sunday with her cousin Edna Dinwid-
die.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Wall of Benning
ton passed Sunday among the noun
tains.
Chas. d. Sawyer and grandson. Mar
tin Cutler OF Bennington were in town
Monday.
Miss Charlotte Williams and Mrs.
Jennie Bowles were in Bennington
Saturday.
Bert Temple and Earle Wood were
in White Creek, N. Y, last week on
business.
Alfred Sorrell of North Adams pass
ed Saturday night and Sunday in
Ferndale.
Several from Woodford contemplate
ATTENDING Ringing Brothers circus at
Troy Saturday.
JOhn ldnlt
residents have moved from Benning
ton to Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry WiIloughby
and friends were carriage driving in
Ferndale Sunday.
Darrell Sawyer and friend of Ben
nington were driving in Ferndale
Sunday afternoon.
VIM. h. Cutler of the city passed a
day last week with relatives and
friends in Ferndale.
Mrs. ]. w. Hyde has returned to
ter, Mrs. George Mallory.
Mr.. Bicknel of Northampton, Mass.
was in Woodford last week with VIII
| liam Nichols of Bennington
Edward and Miss Emma Stone of
Bennington passed Saturday night
and part of Sunday in Ferndale.
Mrs. Albert Shultz and Mrs. Richard
Dinwiddie of Bennington, were over
Sunday guests at James Dinwlddie's
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ping a couple weeks with his brother
Edward for the benefit of his health.
John Rogers, Anthony Rock and
Leon Greenwood encamped two nights
in Gleason's lumber cabin in Glasten-
bury.
Henry Il. Burgess of Bennington
was in town the other day delivering a
useful business book for which he Is
agent
Atty. and Mrs. Robert +. Healy
and Mrs. John and Miss Margaret
Healy passed Sunday pleasantly in
Ferndale.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy NJ Paddock and
other members of the Walbridge fam
lily and friends passed Sunday at L.
Oafmore.
Mrs Chas. f. Stone and her son
Harry Stone and wife came Sunday
from New York city to their cottage
at Camp Comfort.
Mrs Charles d. Sawyer recently
returned from Swampscott, Mass,
where she had been to visit her broth
er, Thomas MCGEE.
Percy Yarnold and Mrs. Bertha
Wood represented the Union church
Y. p. S. c. Il. at the county convention
in Bennington Monday.
Mrs. VIM r. Cutler and daughter
Ethel, of the city passed two days last
week with relatives and friends In
Bennington and Ferndale.
For county court Geo. A. Wood has
been summoned as grand juror and
Guy w. Cutler, petit Court convenes
at Manchester on Tuesday, June 6.
Albert Shultz and Henry Facklam
OF Bennington, were two of the many
from out of town who passed Saturday
might and Sunday on the mountain.
Richard Humboldt and wife came
over Sunday from Stamford. Mrs
Humboldt will stay a while with heT
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Del Harvey.
Edward J. Hall, Clarence Sweet
Dick Hurley, Jr., Lawrence Galipo and
Raymond Ressequie, ct ais, from
Bennington had fair success here last
week swinging the piscatorial rod.
John H. Evans of Bennington was
a guest last Friday at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. Martha Temple and fam
lily. On Saturday he went fishing In
Dunville, where he lived nearly q
years ago.
recently received letter from m!
good old friend, the venerable Elmel
Gleason of North Dana, Mass, where
in he took exceptions, very pleasant
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