The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-02-23
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nc iuAubtAhSH oAt pushing buoA
ness now.
Carl Bugbee was visitor in Sears
burg Sunday.
Exior Pellerin was. in Bennington
on Saturday.
Joseph Barlow of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday and Monday.
Peter Mattison is very low of pnsu-
monia at his home in Bennington.
Del Harvey slipped on the ice re-
Gently. hurting himself quite badly.
Adelbert Harvey and Lorenzo Doty
are in the employ of Mark Harbour.
Croydon H. Landon has been in
North Adams several days on bust
ness.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wright Jr., of Bennington last
week.
John Rooney and son Edward Of
Bennington were In Ferndale Tues
day forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wall of Ben
nington were sleigh riding in Fern
dale Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Estes is quite Ill. Her
mother, Mrs Henry Johnson Of Rut-
land is with her.
The Temple Brothers are doing a
good wood business, getting out some
of the best quality.
Jesse Bugbee is recovering from la
grippe but not so fast as his many
friends would like.
Mrs Helen Farnum OF Bennington
was a guest Sunday of Mrs. Martha
Temple and family.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Williams
have moved from Brown Station, N.
Y, to Pittsfeld, Mass.
Raymond Higgins and Leslie Hyde
visited friends in Bennington Satur-
day night and Sunday.
A party of Bennington feasters held
down the boards In the LOafmore
cottage one night last week.
Chauncey Plumb was driver for a
party Of Bennington children on a
sleigh ride to Ferndale Friday after
noon.
Little Almira Woodward, who has
been living several months with Mrs
NJ. S. Knights is now with Mrs. Bert
Temple.
James Wright ST., and Harley Bow
les came over from Stamford and
passed Sunday at their homes in Ben
nington
DR.. Lee was in town last week and
went to Searsburg to administer treat
ment to an injured horse Of Elmer
LeRays.
DR.. and Mrs. Baker went to Norti
Adams Saturday to attend the funer
al of the Doctors grandfather, DIR
Davenport of that city.
Mrs. Anna Towne OF Bennington
visited Sunday at the home OF he
mother, Mrs. Amos Aldrich and sis
ter, Mrs. Trenor P. Harbour.
Arthur Gore OF Bennington ant
Louis Moore and William Fitzgerald
of North Bennington were in Dunn
vile Monday rabbit hunting.
Washingtons birthday Wednesday
Feb. ~, was IAncoln's. The mont
is the shortest, but gives the birth
days of two of the lmmortals.
One or two runaways and tip-over
are reported, caused by bad condition
of the road, and the question is ash
ed: Where is the road commission
) Ter?
With phllanthropic eye for hi
neighbor's welfare, 1t was DR.. Bake
who killed the coon found dining wit
Charles Sawyer's hens, and not Nj
/ Sawyer as printed last week.
4 Charles /. Wood, John L. Bugbe
and Algie Cutler came up from III
Evans and Bugbee lumber job
Pownal and passed Sunday at the
homes. George A. Wood has gon
there to work.
Mrs. William Plante and childre
Willie and Almira of Bennington vi
u tied Saturday night and Sunday at II
home OF Lyman Bowles in Ferndal
y Mrs. Plante recently returned fro
, Chatham, n. Y, whittier she wei
Il to see her uncle, Thomas s. Buckle
who is III.
Stanley Wood and John Giroux
North Adams enjoyed "junket"
9 rail up to Wilmington Saturdt
D morning, then liked over the mou
tain to Bennington In the afternoo
- passing through Ferndale at six
y clock in the evening, Fastening on
y catch m atactric for tho Tunnal cfi