The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-10
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]. r. Hathaway was In searsburg
Saturday and Sunday.
William S. Knapp OF Stamford was
in town last Thursday.
Raymond Higgins was in Benning-
ton Monday on business.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory is visiting her
daughter and sister at st. Adams.
Frank Woodward has taken posi-
ton as chauffeur in Pittsburg, Pa.
Everett Leray OF Searsburg was in
Woodford and Bennington last week
Frank Schenck was q Saturday
night and Sunday visitor in Bennlng-
ton.
Miss Emily Smith of Rutland is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Marguerite Es-
! ties.
Carl Il. Bugbee and Perry Gardner
were automobile driving In town Sun
day.
John O'Hara OF Bennington caught
trout in Ferndale that weighed 1A
pounds
so far as heard from J. NJ. Ayres is
the most successful disciple OF Isaak
Walton.
M. w. Moseley of Eagle Bridge, N.
Y, was in Woodford and Searsburg
last Friday.
Robert Mallory Is recovering from
injuries recently sustained at South
SALISBURY.
Mrs. Peter Bleau and daughter Alice
of Bennington were driving in Fern
dale Sunday
Misses Matte and Geneva Ryder
and Ray Weld OF Bennington we're in
Ferndale Sunday.
William and George Temple were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Hall of Searsburg.
Miss Margaret Marns was a Satur
day and Sunday guest of Mrs. Byron
Leray of Searsburg.
Fred A. Stone was "a guest Saturday
| night and Sunday of his son Edward
t and wife in Bennington.
Del Harvey has moved the family
of VIM. Bishop from Savoy, Mass in
/ to Robert Mallory's house.
Mesdames Jennie Bowles and Mel
= lie Stone were guests Monday of Mrs
VIM H. Woodward of Bennington
: Mrs. Mary Smith returned Sunday
from a visit at the home of her daugh
, ter, Mrs. Warren Davis of Searsburg
There will be church social in the
city hall on Saturday evening and AT
Invitation is given to everybody to at
tend.
Billy Boutin has exchanged his bis
black horse with Mr. Hendee of Ben
> nington for a fine cream coloreC
O steed-
Clarence Holden and Jesse Carpen
ter and son Russell of Bennington
were some of the recent visitors IL
4 town.
Mrs. Anna Towne of Bennington
was with her mother, Mrs. Amos Aid
rich Sunday. Mrs Aldrich is conval
escent.
The Union church Y. p S. c. 4
meeting Sunday evening was led b,
Percy Yarnold, and 1t was an inter
esting one.
6 Mrs. Jesse Bugbee was the CUES
Sunday of her sisters, Mrs. Henri.
Burgess and Mrs. Charles Harbour o
Bennington.
The venerable S. E. Gleason VIII
passed few days at the home of Je'
Sc Bugbee has returned to the Sole
iers Home at Bennington.
Miss Carlottie Williams, the cit
school teacher visited Miss Marn
school in Ferndale last THURSDAY
Supt S. NJ Bowles was present also.
IN The Junior class of the Benningto
- high school spent the afternoon of A
Dor day very pleasantly at LOa
hoofs as large as those of a sma
A. ]. Dewey is having blowing don
on Trenor meadows for the plantin
of potatoes. Fifty and seventy-fiy
years ago there was a good deal {
Aal III WIN oOAAS hf NhSACs
T. ]. Mallory was in Manchester,
H., last week on business. Mr.. Ma
Tory will soon build an addition to tn
saw mill of the Woodford Lumber Co
for the manufacture of boxes.
c. f. Adams recently saw lare
bird on the big pond at Woodford Cit
which he called a sea gull. 1t wa
white as snow. Leslie Hyde shot &
the fowl but it tapped its wings an
flew away.
At the entertainment in Gree
Mountain valley chapel last Frida
evening Miss Gladys Stratton preside
at the organ in an efficient manner
It was very pleasant to meet wit
friends over there.
April gave us only one electri
shower 'Tis about time for May
send down rain If she would keep u
her reputation for lovely flowers.
was May /, 1908 that is showed a
day, not two years ago, as ! wrot
last week.
Fred r. Woodward and daughte
Hazel who has employment in tn
Leonard hospital, Troy, and Miss ii
cretia Cutler of Bennington were
town Sunday. Miss Woodward col
templates attending the Moody schoC
at Mortified, Mass, next fall.
The venerable Elmer Gleason
happy at his home in North DAM
Mass. This octogenarian, plus 81
years, recently was lacking tw
wheels for his buggy and he made
pair out of an old turning lathe an
other materials. Uncle Gel" has ia