The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-21
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Mrs. Bert Temple was IN Bennins'
ton Monday.
Henry Pulver Of Bennington is one
OF the fern pickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Higgins were in
Bennington Monday.
Mrs. Carpenter was a little improv-
ed Tuesday morning.
Edward Green of Bennington was
in Ferndale Saturday.
Mrs. George |. Knapp has not been
80 well for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stone returned
Saturday from New York.
| C. P. Kellogg of Bennington visited
| friends in Ferndale Sunday.
Albert Pellerin went to Pittsheld,
Saturday returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Hart of Benning-
ton were recently in Ferndale.
George w. Knapp is building COM
modious tool and slaughter house.
Mesdames Jennie Bowles and Nellie
Stone were in Bennington Saturday.
Truman Green of Searsburg was re-
Gently in Woodford and Bennington.
Mrs. Anna Carpenter, mother of
Warwick and Harold Carpenter is SER
iously Ill.
Mrs. r. J. Mallory and Mrs. Mark
Harbour were In Bennington Monday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Carpenter of
Chicago are at the Carpenter cottage
being called here by the illness Of Mrs
Anna Carpenter.
George and William Temple were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Hall OF Searsburg.
John Reed and o. R. Hill are at Mr..
Reeds home in Williamstown this
week doing farm work.
James Martin arrived Monday for
vacation. His headquarters are at
Walling Dewey's cabin.
Louis Bowdoin of Jacksonville was
in Woodford and Bennington Satur'
day, Sunday and Monday.
Misses Isabelle Norton and Dorothy
Schuyler of Bennington were in
Ferndale Saturday afternoon.
Clayton ]. Kinsley of Bennington
was in Ferndale Sunday. Mr.. Kinsley
enjoyed his hike" very much.
Miss Gertrude Valkenburg who was
an employe at the White Crow inn has
returned to her home in Troy.
Charles Mallory has returned to his
job with Evans and Bugbee at Pownal
after visiting in town two days.
Rev. p L. Dow of Bennington
preached an interesting sermon In the
Union church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Inga Burg Burk of Norway
who spent the summer at White Grow
Inn has gone to New York City.
DR.. Powers Of Redlands, Cal. is O
guest OF his mother-in-law Mrs
Charles F. Stone at Camp Comfort
Mrs. Mary Cook of Underhill was
present at the wedding of her daugh'
ter to Raymond Higgins September
IL.
Some one at my elbow says: 1.-THE
girl who delights in keeping a man
on the rack may find herself later on
the shelf"
After closing the White Crow Inn
Miss Abbie Allen and Miss Tieman
have been taking vacation In the
northern part OF Vermont.
Mrs NJ. l.. Knapp is passing the
week with Mrs. Newton Mason OF
North Adams. Mrs. Knapp will leave
for California in October.
Miss Mary Johnson, Mrs Anna
Gasway, and Miss Wright, who were
employed at White Crow Inn have
returned to New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Estes OF Ben.
nington drove through town Saturday
to Wilmington, staying over night at
the new hotel, returning Sunday.
The four Bennington equestrians.
who CALAMITY rode through town to
Woodford City on four noble steeds
Saturday. made a courtly appearance.
. Come again!
| Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Fitch re-
| turned Saturday to their home In East
| Templeton, Mass. Little Almira
| Woodward went with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitch to live with them.
Charles Mills and Nathan Madison
Bennington boy scouts, were In Wood
ford Saturday, cooking their meals by
the roadside. They returned home
quite late in the evening.
Miss Anna Foley who was one OF
the mattresses at White Crow Inn the
past season. has accepted like po-
sition in the culinary department OF
the Berkshire school at Shefnsld,
Mass.
James II. Livingston and Harry
Willoughby of Bennington and Il. K
Dunbar OF Boston we're driving Mon
day afternoon In town In one OF Per
ry Gardeners autos with Perry al
the helm.
| Mrs. Niles Bratt and daughter Ids
| OF Southington, Conn, have been Wis
| lting friends in Bennington and Wood
| ford two weeks. Eight years ago Mr.
/ Bratt and family moved from Wood
| ford to Cheshire, Mass.
Graydon Langdon, who has lived Il
a..