The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-13
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A summer trip with some persons
is fall over a croQuet wicket
Mercury was 80 in the shade Sun
day p. m. Heat holds on well.
Joseph Barlow and son Ray of
Bennington were in town Sunday.
Frank Campbell of Bennington was
Sunday guest of James D1nwiddis.
Mrs. Lewis G. Evans ana son John
OF Bennington passed Sunday in the
city
Martin Cutler is passing a few
days in town with relatives and
friends.
Elmer Shultz of Bennington was
here Monday calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Edward Belknap of Searsburg
was in Woodford and Bennington on
Tuesday.
Roy Weld of Bennington is helping
his uncle, Preston Weld in haying
this week.
Edward Shultz of Bennington has
been in town as agent for a high
grade of hosiery.
George Belknap of Searsburg was
in town last week. His health is not
very good at present.
Clarence Surdam and l.. S. An
drews of Bennington passed day
in Woodford last week.
Englebert Fisher OF Bennington
passed five days last week at Miss
Parks cottage Sunshine.
Charles Bassett of Bennington
tried fishing in Woodford two days
last week with fair success.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton of Ben
nington enjoyed carriage drive in
Ferndale Sunday afternoon.
Fred Smith who works for Johnson
and Brown of Somerset was In North
Adams and Woodford last week.
Mrs Lena Downs and Mrs. Middle
ton Of Bennington passed last week
at Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Woods.
George W. Knapp and Leslie Hyde
have returned from visit with Mr..
Knapp's son. William in Stamford.
Carl Bugbee was in Pownal a
part of last week on business. Mean
time Charles l. Wood carried the
mail.
Lyman Royce Of Bennington and
VIM. II. Morgan OF Ware, Mass, had
a delightful visit in Woodford one
day last week.
John NJ. Gordon and family Of
South SALISBURY were in town Oh
Sunday and picnicked in one OF the
groves by the roadside.
Henry r. Ryder and son Harold
and daughters Martha and Geneva o.
Chittenden and Bennington, have
been in town this week.
William Bishop is in Savoy. Mass.
his former place of abode. attending
to business there In which he has al
interest, for few weeks.
Miss Ruth Russell OF Hoosck Fall
who visited in Ferndale last week
left Saturday for Buskirks where she
visited before returning home
Mrs. Edward Estes has been pre-
scented with two rare specimens o
Angora cats from Northampton, Mas
by her sister, Miss Emily Smith.
II is often remarked that a differ
ence Is manifest in the road as sool
as one crosses the line just beloy
the rocks and gets into Bennington
Mrs. II. A. Knights and children
Kenneth and Dorothy. and Mrs. II
} ]. Bugbee and son George are her
this week at the EyansKnights col
tage.
Misses Nina Shultz and Eyelyl
] Wilkins of Bennington were guest
Saturday and Sunday at the home @
Mr. and Mrs. James Dinwiddle a
|. Mapledale.
Allen Briggs Jr., of Searsburg VIII
!. had been visiting several days |
Bennington was In Woodford earl
!, Monday morning, walking onward L
ward home.
q County Game Warden Edward Hi
y gins, Charles Briggs. Eddie Brige
and William Ashton OF Benningto
were recently in town, and from her
: went to Searsburg.
Mrs. Alfred Rice OF Benningto
was a guest last week OF her nice
Mrs. A. w. Hagar and nephew, WI
liam r. Cutler Mrs. Rice's daughtt
May accompanied her.
Juror Guy w. Cutler returned
county court at Manchester Tue
day morning. Juror Edward BE
KNAPP OF Searsburg was also hei
early Tuesday morning en- route.
Charles weloh of West Dover WI
more than 80 years ago worked
Woodford several years for f.
Gleason, was In Woodford, BENIN
tom and North Adams last week.
Miss Harriet Smith OF Albany
passing few days In town. La
Saturday she and her mother visit'
In North Bennington and on Sundi
in Searsburg as guests of Mr.. al
Mrs. Andrew Davis.
Fred Warner and William Lon
prominent Bennington musicians, G
joyed the day Sunday at Hunte
Rest Nearly 80 years ago Mr.. wa
ner worked In Woodford, but tin
does not seem TO make Fred gro
old
Hubert Mclaughlin OF New 70
and Roy Holton. Miss Ada Bahan al
Miss Mabel Woodward OF Benningu
we're recent visitors In Woodfo
City. Mr.. Mclaughlin was the que
at the Holton home in Benningt
several days.
Mr. md Mira William pontln