The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-20
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X. ~. Healy OF bennington WAs III
Ferndale Sunday.
Albert shultz of Bennington was
in town Sunday
Edward Estes Is the first to have
a new mich COW.
John Rooney of Bennington was
In Ferndale Monday.
The selectmen held another bus
mess meeting Saturday
A large dead doe was recently found
on the Glastonbury branch.
Eli Briggs of Bennington was in
Ferndale Monday afternoon.
A. k. Bishop was in Bennington last
week disposing OF spruce gum.
Fred Bombard and friend OF Ben
nington were in Ferndale Sunday.
Frank Hagar was a visitor in Ben
nington Saturday night and Sunday.
Charles Wright returned Monday
from a visit to Troy and Stamford.
Henry Il. Burgess of Bennington
was in Ferndale Monday on business.
0. r. Hill came up ffom Williams
town and passed Sunday IN Ferndale
Mesdames Nellie Stone and Jennie
Bowles were in Bennington Tuesday
John B. Knapp of Stamford Is in
the employ of his uncle, Jesse N. Bug
bee.
John B. Knapp of Stamford is In
the employ of his uncle, Jesse Bug
bee
Alfred Sorrel of North Adams was
an Easter guest at the home OF Del
Harvey
Arthur ]. Dewey was in Ferndale
Easter Sunday and made us pleas
ant call.
: Mrs Mary Smith has been visiting
Mrs William Papers of North Ben
I nington.
William C. Blake has returned from
J. Arlington to work at his profession of
painting.
NJ Miss Abbie Shultz of Bennington
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Jas
Dinwiddie.
Melvin Woodward has an important
position on the stock farm at Mt
F Kisco, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Exior Pellerin are the
guests for few days of relatives II
Bennington.
George A. Wood and George NJ
n Temple were in Bennington Monda!
on business.
Raymond Higgins returned Monday
from an Easter visit in Burlington
and Underhill.
Hiram L. Weld is improving and il
out of doors part OF the time anC
working some.
Mrs. NJ. S. Knights is seriously i'll
At this writing she is reported to bt
a little better.
Mrs Louisa Bolster OF Dorset is
with her sister, Mrs. NJ. 5. Knight:
who is very i'll.
Herman j. Bugbee and Frank A
E,ans of ReMnir gton we e in Wood
fcrd City Sunday.
James r. Hathaway and Frederick
A. Bowles were in North Bennington
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs John Wyman and Miss Nelli,
Chase of Bennington were in Ferndal'
Sunday afternoon
DIN Smith went to Hoosick Falls
Saturday to work for the Walter A
Wood Machine Co.
Miss Belle Temple is suffering from
blood poison on one of her fingers
caused by slight cut.
Miss Williams, the city teache
keeps house by herself, and little AL
mira Woodward lives with her.
Miss Mile Smith OF Bennington
passed Easter Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Blake.
Mrs. James II. Anthony of Pitts
field. Mass, is yet i'll. Her daughter
Clara returned from there Monday.
Harry Willoughby and DR.. w. e
Putnam of Bennington and E. X. Dun
bar of Boston, were in town Monday
Byron and Clark LeRay of Sears
burg have been in town several days
hauling hard wood logs to North Ben
nington.
Misses Elsie and Gladys Hall ant
. Clinton Hall of Bennington were IL
Ferndale carriage driving Saturday
Afternoon.
Samuel Boardman Cutler of Ben
nington, youngest son of the late
Cornelius w. Cutler, was in Ferndalt
last week
Mrs. Sarah Mallory and her sister
Mrs. Fred H. Wood and son Henry Of
Bennington were in Ferndale Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Ethel Cutler of the city has
been with her aunt, Mrs. VIM. E. Cut
Ter during her Illness. Mrs. Cutler Is
much better.
Fred Smith of Searsburg was il
town Saturday and Sunday. On his
return home he went over the Knowl
ton mountain.
VIM. r. Edwards of Charlemont
Mass, who did a business in scythC
snaths in Woodford few years ago
was in Bennington Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Carey and son Jesse o.
Tracy, Conn, arrived Monday after
noon for visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs r. j. Mallory, Mrs. Carey''
parents.
We are pleased to hear from our ole
onJ fOryaar raofdonfu Mr. oOf