The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-06-21
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nington TUESDAY
o. r Hill was up from Williams
town over Sunday.
w. l.. Mason of Keene, N. H., was
in town last week.
Frank Boynton has resumed work
for Geo. W. Knapp
Guy Burgess of Bennington was in
Ferndale Sunday evening.
Herman and Frank LeRay of Sears
burg were in town Sunday
H. j. Bugbee of Bennington was in
town Tuesday on business.
Clarence Weld of Bennington visit
ed relatives in Ferndale Sunday.
Raymond and Willis Higgins spent
the day Saturday in Bennington.
Norman Chase of Bennington was
among the fishermen here Monday
Guy w. Cutler, juror at county
court, returned Monday to Manches
ter.
j. Guy Livingston and Mr. and Mrs
Henry Alard passed Sunday in Fern
dale.
Miss Ethel Cutler has been visiting
relatives in Bennington the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Weld visited
Leslie Weld and wife of Bennington
Sunday.
James II. Bent and Miss Mary
Stratton of Bennington were in the
city Monday.
John l.. Bugbee and Frank Hagar
were up from the Pownal lumber
job over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Clifford of Ben
nington have been guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles l. Wood.
L. B. Patterson and family of Ben
nington are passing a few days at
their camp Evergreen.
Geo. Tudor of Wardsboro and
Frank Tudor of Bennington were in
town last week on business.
Harry Fradenburgh of Bennington
is now doing carpenter work on the
Woodford Lumber Co S mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stone of New
York are at Camp Corfort with his
brother, Carroll Stone and wife.
Edw. Rooney and Peter Mcclure OF
Bennington spent Saturday nigh
fishing near the Searsburg line.
Stephen E. Gleason is up from the
Soldiers home, taking his annual va
cation at the home of Jesse Bugbee.
Hon. o. NJ Barber and members o.
his family and friends spent a par
of Sunday at Judge Barber's cottage
VIM. ]. Galpin, T. E. Fitzgerald anC
f. r. Camp of the N. Il. Tel. & Tel
Co., have been in town repairing The
lines.
Mrs. Edw. Brannigan, son Edward
and niece little Marguerite Uno, re
turned Tuesday to their home in Sar
atoga.
Mrs. Inez Knapp is about the same
being able to walk out now and then
On the whole II is thought that she II
convalescent.
David E. Moore and Frank Fraden
burgh of Bennington were in town
last week having a good time will
the anglers rod.
Hon. George Briggs and his brother
Allen of Searsburg were in town Sat
urday Allen is now stopping in Ben
nington for few days.
William Cutler, Jr, solved ar
arithmetical puzzle in a western perio
dical and received a prize Of SITS foI
sending in the best solution.
f. ]. Hail. f. j. Kennedy, Ed. Nal
lory, ct ais, have been disciples o
Uncle Isaac the past week, and Nal
llory made the best catch of all.
Robert Mallory of South Shafts
bury was at the home of his
parents here the fore part OF Tho
week. He is not able to work yet.
Earle Wood has been drawn extra
juryman for county court and lef
for Manchester Tuesday morning
Dennis Hall is "supernumerary'
from Searsburg.
Service at the Union church, Sun
day, was very interesting. Mrs. Gee
A. Wood read sermon by DR.. Hun
ter, pastor of Congregational church
of Glasgow, Scotland.
Mrs. Daniel Cutler, formerly Miss
Ethel Park of Brattleboro, has arriv
ed at the old Park homestead for q
soiourn of several weeks. At present
Miss Nellie Patchin of Bennington
is with Mrs. Cutler.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Hathaway Mrs
Edw. Brannigan and Miss Margaret
Uno were guests Saturday and Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis OF
Searsburg. The party visited in vii
mington and caught baskets of trout
from the Mountain mills pond.
Arthur and Eugene Sweet, who
nearly 80 years ago worked in Pine
Valley and Glastonbury for f. A. Glea
son and VIM. w. Bowles, are now in
the state of Washington and have re
tired from active business, only tC
see that their interest money bal
anees correctly each quarter
John Spargo, the noted socialist
gave an able address in support Of
his doctrine in Ferndale Saturday
forenoon. Mr.. Spargo was accompan
ed by Jas. Garfield and j. f. Brad
bury of Bennington. From here they
went to Searsburg, returning to Ben
nington in the evening. Mr.. SpargC
is a fine speaker.
While in Stephentown, N. Y, re
Gently, it was observed that the grail
and lumber business of the Messrs