The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-06


ed relatives in town last week.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory of Bennington
was at her home here Sunday.
Elmer Murray of Hinsdale, Mass,
is one Of the fern pickers here.
Elmer Shultz of Bennington passed
Sunday in town with relatives.
Mrs. Mark Harbour and daughter
Mary were in Bennington Monday.
Albert Pellerin of Bennington is one
of the fern pickers enjoying life here
John Legacy and son Willie of Ben
nington are among the fern pickers
here.
Leonard Forrest of Bennington has
moved into one of Arthur Cakes
houses.
Mrs. Hawley Carey and son Jesse
have returned to their home in Ira
Icy, Conn.
Charles Sawyer of Bennington has
been in town with his big new span
of black equines.
William J. Galpin of Bennington
was in town Saturday on business for
the N. e. Tel and Tel. Co.
Mason L. Knapp who has been i'll
with grip is we'll again and attending
to his medicine business.
There is no dry rot in Woodford.
The towns prospects in some res
poets were never brighter.
Roland Kent of Manchester has
been here a few days visiting his
sister, Mrs William Mallory
Master William Wright of Ben
nington has been visiting his uncle,
Charles Wright. for few days.
Fred Bowles, ]. R. Hathaway, Glen
Temple and Edward Harvey attended
the fair at North Adams Monday.
Edward Rooney and Arnold Thomp-
son of Bennington passed Sunday in
Ferndale and the Glastonbury valley.
Mrs. Bert Temple has an old fash
Toned red marigold in her front yard
which is five feet and 10 inches tall.
Eugene Briggs of Bennington was
In Ferndale Sunday, driving TO the old
home in Searsburg to stay day or
1.-TWO.
A party OF Benningtonians OF whom
lC. Lynn Wood was one of the princi-
pals, enjoyed a drive through town
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie
came up from Bennington Saturday
night and passed Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. A. j. Dewey and children OF
Bennington visited last week at the
home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Dinwiddie.
Lieutenant Martin, who has been
at Camp Comfort this summer has
been called back to his duties on the
Texas border.
Joseph Anchalm of Troy who came
here few days ago to pick ferns was
called home on Monday because OF Ill
ness of his sister.
Masters Willie and Eddie Blake OF
Hoosick Falls are visiting at the
home OF their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. c. Blake.
Three Woodford City Nimrods
. we're successful one night recently
and captured two coons. The meal
! has been In evidence.
Miss Smith OF New York. the not
ed authoress, presided at the organ
in Ferndale church for the Sunday
school Sunday afternoon.
Misses Anna ]. Cation and Mary
Ferry OF Everett, Mass, were guests
all OF last week at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Dinwiddie.
Carl Bascom OF Troy and Raymond
Resseguie and George Mallory o.
Bennington, assembled to the summit
OF Bold mountain on Labor day.
Robert Taylor and Hugh Ellsworth
OF Bennington have spread their ten
on the Hagar mountain and are hav
4 ing a good time picking ferns.
C. C. Conant, G. r. Harmon, Mr. AM
/ Mrs. Fred Harmon and +. l.. Harmon
OF Remington passed Saturday nigh
and Sunday at Hunters Rest
Mrs. George L. Fitch OF East TEN
pleton, Mass. Is here for a visit o
|. two weeks or more at the home o.
her daughter. Mrs. George A. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Humboldt
\ Miss Grace Crawford and Leon Craw
ford visited last week at the home
OF Mr. Rumboldt's parents In Nortl
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Temple, Mrs
| Jennie Bowles and Mrs. Mason l.
Knapp OF Ferndale were Sunday
guests at the home OF Mrs. Marth'
Temple.
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Paddock anC
son Raymond. Mrs. Edward Higgins
and Miss Susie Briggs OF Bennington
enjoyed an auto ride Sunday to Wood
ford City.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Levin an'
children of Bennington were In Fern
dale Sunday. the lrst time In severa
years They made pleasant call a
lie. Il. Adams.
| Samuel Cutler Of Bennington an,
| Miss Ida Blake OF Philmont. N. Y
| were In Woodford City Sunday. Som
| Of the early settlers In town we're rel
atives OF Miss Blake.
Miss Julia Nagel OF Brooklyn, n
, Y, who Is making her annual visi
| with Mr. and Mrs. Albert ShulK o
Bennington passed Sunday at tn
home Of James Dinwiddie.
III Edward Hon OF Dandy, formerly O
Bennington and Woodford, passe