The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-27
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Leon Percy of Bennington is occa-
sionally in town on business.
Miss NJ. F. Marns Of Fairhaven will
stay in town until after New Years.
John Wilson of Bennington was a
visitor Saturday evening in Ferndale.
Edward Shultz of Bennington is in
the employ of his uncle, d. NJ. Gleas-
on.
o. r. Hill has visited in Ferndale
and on Saturday went to North Ad-
ans.
Alfred Sorrel of North Adams pass
ed Christmas at the home Of Delevan
Harvey.
Adelbert Temple and Earle Wood
enjoyed the shows Saturday evening
in Bennington.
Mrs. Mary Smith Is visiting at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. Andrew
Davis of Searsburg.
Raymond Higgins and wife were
guests of relatives in Bennington Sat
urday and Sunday.
If we are to have one hundred days
of sleighing this winter the weather
man will have to get busy soon.
DIN Smith, who is working in
Somerset after visiting in North Ad-
ans, passed Sunday Ferndale.
George LAMAR of Greenfield, Mass,
is passing the holidays at the home
of his son-in-law, Charles Bishop.
Fred A. Stone passed Saturday
night ard Sunday at the home Of his
son Edward and wife of Bennington
Guy w. Cutler was at Little pond
last week calipering logs for I. j..
Mallory, but on the Charles f. Stone
| lots
Mrs. Julia Green partook OF Christ
mas dinner at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dennis Elwell of Benning-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Bugbee and son
George of Bennington attended the
Christmas exercises Monday in City
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. h. Hathaway and
son Arthur ate Christmas turkey at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Harvey.
Mrs. Jesse Bugbee was recently in
Bennington and called on her sisters,
Mrs. Charles Harbour and Mrs. Hen
ry Burgess.
After passing the summer with A.
X. Bishop, his grandfather Earle
Bishop, has returned to his home at
Orange, Mass.
Il would not be a bad idea to look
over the New Years resolutions OF
1911. Soon II will be time 20 make
a new set for 1912.
Christmas day was a green one but
the weather was fine. The ground Is
not frozen much and sprigs OF greer
can be seen around the brooks.
| Mrs. Jennie Dlnwiddie and sor
Elmer accompanied Miss Nina Shuts
to the Troy City hospital where sh'
will be treated for internal tumors.
| Thirty.two members OF the Elwel
family, with relatives and friends o
other names, enjoyed Christmas da.
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Newman
Elwell Of Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mallory o
SALISBURY passed Christmas will
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mallory. Master Morris Mallory vii
stay with his grandparents wee
or more.
Speaking OF the big Somerset dan
and others II seems that chances ar
being taken where human lives ar
too much Endangered in American II
I dustral pursuits, and needs convin'
ing correction.
III Thomas Collins and James McGi
III and Harold Spencer have finishe
| work for Charles Sawyer and return
| ed TO their homes-the two former {
| Hinsdale, Mass. and the latter {
| Hooslck Falls, n. Y.
III Christopher. infant son or Mr.. an
Mrs. Milton Knapp OF Coachella. Cal
| died December 10 OF spinal meningi
| Is. The child would have been on
| year old Christmas day. Mr.. KNAPP
is son OF Mason L. Knapp OF Woo
| ford
III The Christmas exercises at Cit
: hall Monday afternoon were gre,
- success With the big tree lade
with presents, aud the big table loa
ed with good things to eat. and n
n crowd Of people the hall was file
" and Il was a merry Christmas indee
Several from out OF town were pre-
ent. including MIR and Mrs. job
y Gleason OF Wilmington. Peace q
d earth. and good will TO men" WI
verified by this occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis al
daughter Dora, Olin and Ira Smit
and others from Searsburg. Mi
Grace and Leon Crawford from u
red mills. came over last Frid,
night and with tcrpsiohoreans
Forndale. gave genuine surprise
James II. Hathaway Besides dan
ing. with music furnished by Hem
v Davis. veteran violinist. n supp
was given The entertainment vi
enjoyed by all present
There were Christmas trees at Il
, hnp,,a nf Nr aud Nra Edward Fat