The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-09

Adelbert Temple who has been
housed several days by illness, is
better
There was a heavy shower in Fern
dale Monday between one and two
o'clock.
DR.. A. Clark of Chelsea, VT, was
in town Monday advertising his med
icines by circular
George Durand and wife and Mr.
and Mrs. Benway of Bennington pass
ed Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dewey en-
tertained several Bennington people
Sunday at their lodge.
Miss Edna Dinwiddie of Mapledale
is passing the week with Mrs. Char
les f. Wood of the city.
Miss Sarah Mallory came up from
the Soldiers Home and passed Sun
day with Miss Mary Mallory.
Ray Dinwiddie has been visiting
several days at the home of his uncle.
John Gleason of Wilmington.
Peter Beltrami Jr., of New York for
merly from Italy, has employment
again at Camp Comfort this summer
1t is said that this is huckleberry
year on Bald mountain. The view is
fine from the summit on clear day
The Temple brothers, William and
George. were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Hall OF Searsburg
Miss Anna ]. Cation formerly &
teacher in Woodford, is now teaching
in the summer school at Everett
Mass.
Adelbert Harvey went Sunday Il
visit his brother John Harvey at tn,
home of Elliot Bishop In Searsburi
recently.
Miss Nellie Patchln of New York
who has passed week in North AID
ans. returned Monday to cottage
Sunshine.
The adopted infant, Charles Ed
ward Brown OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. +
Adams, who has been seriously IL
Is convalescent
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Knapp ar,
over from Stamford for a few day
while Mr. Knapp Is cutting the gras
on his place here.
Mrs. Frederick Wood of New Yorl
City arrived here Tuesday to pas
two weeks with Miss Anna c. Parl
at cottage Sunshine.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Paddock, sol
Raymond and Joseph Manuel OF Ben
lnington were auto driving Sunday al
ternoon in Ferndale.
Mrs Richard Dlnwiddie OF Benning
ton is at the home of her uncle Free
man Eddy at Manchester. Her granI
father is very i'll there.
John Reed of Williamstown, Mass
has removed his portable sawmil
here again to convert into lumber A
j. Dewey's stock Of logs.
Mrs. Eveline X Stratton and he
grand son-in-law, William Bontin ant
Buell. Cutler, passed last Sunday oil
Mrs. STATIONS place at the city.
While on a hillside Frank Schencl
saw n bob-cat. The animal appeared
ferocious but soon skidooed ant
Frank clapped his hands and laughed
Mrs. Amos Aldrich has a history o
Vermont published in Vergennes b!
Nathan Hoskins in 1881, which thu
late Hon. Amos Aldrich read IL
school when n boy.
"The rain falls on the just and tn,
unjust" Last Sunday about nooI
there was n heavy shower at Wood
ford City and only a sprinkle in tn
hollow. What do you think?
There are more automobiles thi
summer than usual. Several domes
tic owls have been run over and Kill
ed by the machines. This would dis
please Col Battell OF Middlebury
Mrs. Harry Wright who has bee
lat Hillcrest hospital. Pittsheld, Mass
for treatment for internal tumor, r,
turned home Monday. improved i
health. Mr. Wright went to Pitt;
field Monday morning and came bac
with his wife in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Il. Davis of Bra
tleboro and his brothers daughter
Miss Mabel Davis of Pownal who
returning home with them for
visit, we're In Woodford last weel
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis were going HON
from their annual visit In Pownal.
Loren Estes of North Adams recen
~ underwent an operation for an al
ment of the bone In his left ankle
Portions OF the bone were remove,
with his other disabilities Mr.. Estei
condition Is quite critical He is
brother of Edward Estes of thl
place.
Mrs. Amos Aldrlch has an almana
of the years 1887 to 1907 in one boo
which prognosticates the weathC
every day for the ten years and CO.
tains no other reading matter W
cannot tell how good the author WI
at guessing. notice several dat'
In May where he says Peach tre'
in blossom"
| Lieut.. william Swift Martin of q
4th U. s. Cavalry gAl'ort Riley, Kai
who has been for twb weeks with h