The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-11-15
woooFoRD

ii. Il. Wing OF Rutland is passing
4 few days with friends in town.
Clark LeRay of Searsburg has
been teaming in town several days
William Brougham of Bennington
was In town last week on business.
Merle Harvey has finished work for
D. NJ. Gleason and gone TO Somerset
10 work.
D. NJ Gleason and family of Ben
nington were at their Woodford home
over Sunday
Miss Emily Smith of Rutland is
her sister, Mrs. Edward Els
ties and family.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has obtained
at the home of a lady in
Old Bennington
Charles Sawyer and Harley Bowles
went to their homes in Bennington !
to spend Sunday
Mrs Charles l. Wood passed last
week with her sister, Mrs. Bert Cliff
iOiN VI bNhhihSAOhs
Frank Hagar was in North Adams
Saturday and passed the night with
friends in Bennington.
Mrs. Inez Knapp, who has had
congestion Of the lungs, is able to sit
up a part of the time.
William Hill of Greenfield, Mass,
has been visiting his brother Roman
20, here for several days.
Charles Crawford has finished driv-
ing team for T. ]. Mallory and Den
mis- Hall is his successor
Fred Stone was a guest Saturday
night and Sunday at the home of his
son Edward of Bennington.
Frank Boynton is now driving team
for d. NJ. Gleason after driving a
long time for George w. Knapp.
There will be another of those
happy, good-time church socials at
the city on Saturday evening. Come.
Frank r. Cutler has moved his
family onto the Little pond lumber
job and will keep the boarding house
there.
Bert Temple who drove team for
T. j. Mallory has taken a position
in the box shop Of the Woodford
Lumber Co.
Miss Marcia Carpenter who has
been at the Carpenter cottage sew
eral months is now with her aunt,
Mrs. Golden in Troy.
J. K. Hathaway was Sunday
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Brannigan at Saratoga re-
turning Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Davis Of
Searsburg were in North Adams Sat
urday afternoon and in Ferndale on
Saturday night and Sunday.
Charles Nolan of Bennington has
been in town again with his one
horse team. same as he was regular
ly every day few years ago.
Ed Fox and Bill English of Ben
nington were in town Sunday saying
they were EN- route to Brattleboro,
where they have employment.
II is a pleasure 10 see Homer Ly-
ons OF Bennington In town now and
then. Mr. Lyons is a primitive nat
uralist and enjoys hikes on the
| mountains
George Sawyer of Mendon, former
ly of Woodford has returned home
after visiting at the home of his
brothers Charles and John Rooney
of Bennington.
S. A. Noyes and T. ]. McCuen OF
Bennington came up Monday for a
two weeks stay at Mountain View
Hunting will be the chief pastime OF
these sportsmen.
Mrs. George w. Bowles of Bennlng
ton and Mrs. Edward Bowles and
children Of Cambridge, ~ Y, return
ed last week from a visit in Wilminl
ton and Brattleboro.
| After passing several months il
town Francis d. Brannigan returned
to his home Saturday in Saratoga
He contemplated taking a course o.
study in Albany Business college.
Charles Welch who many years
ago worked in the Pine Valley anC
later lived In Wilmington and Dover
has been in Bennington and Wood
ford for few days. He is now II
the employ Of George w Knapp.
Saturday was balmy. sunny an,
warm. Sunday was cloudy with higl
mild south wind and intermitten
showers Monday was cold witt
sunshine and high westerly winds
Tuesday was more moderate" wit
indications OF favorable weather TO
the opening of the deer hunting sea
son.
Charles, Harry and Mildred Wrlgh
have been in Stamford several day
with their father, James Wright Sr
who recently sustained a paralyti
shock. At this writing Mr. Wright
condition is quite serious. Miss MI
dred Wright returned Monday an
said that her father had been take
to the hospital in North Adams fc
treatment and that he was no be