The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-02

George IL. Cotton spent SATURDAY
night at the home OF Henry Knights
Of Bennington.
Miss Kathryn Simmons of Garden
City, l.. L., is at the Carpenter cot
tage for one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leonard of
Orange, Mass, are passing few
days with relatives.
VIM G. Blake is doing masonry |
work for the Eagle Square Mfg, Co,
at South SALISBURY.
Mrs. Walter Duncan, daughter of
Leslie Weld of Bennington, is very
i'll and cannot recover.
James Cross passed Saturday night
and Sunday with the family of Geo
Burgess of Bennington.
T Fred Stone spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the home of his son
Edward in Bennington.
w. r. Griffith of New York gave an
hour and a half lecture on Indians"
1t was very interesting.
Percy Yarnold has returned from
Denver and is now at the home Of
his uncle, James Higgins.
Mrs Charles Morris and children
and nurse Of Brooklyn, N. Y, arrived
Saturday at Camp Comfort.
Most Woodford farmers cut oats
lin the milk" (as they cay and
don't let them stand to ripen.
Merrill Cutler of the city" passed
Saturday night and Sunday with his
cousin Buel Cutler in Ferndale.
Mrs. Mary Smith is passing a few
days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Andrew Davis of Searsurg.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cutler and
son Murray were Saturday night and
Sunday guests of relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Hawley Carey and son Jesse,
OF Tracey Conn, are at the home OF
r. J. Mallory. Mrs. Carey's father, for
q few days.
Mrs. Dennis Pratt and grandson
Elmer Of Green Mountain Valley
we're guests Saturday at the home OF
Mrs Nellie Stone.
Miss Nellie Patchin and Miss Fer
lguson came down from cottage Sun.
shine one day last week and visited
at Camp Comfort.
Miss Mary Mallory has returned
from Manchester, where she had
been visiting several days at the
home of her brother George.
Preston Weld, Earle Wood and
Herbert Harmon took day off In
the Dunville mountains, bringing a
few raspberries home with them.
James Wright, Jr., and wife and
children OF Bennington we're with her
grandmother, Mrs Harriet Sprague
from Saturday night until Monday.
DR.. Elizabeth Shrieves and her sis
ter, Miss Emma Shrieves. who have
been guests at the Carpenter cottage
have returned to their home In VIII
mington, Ohio.
William ]. Galpin and Poseph Lyon
employees of the New England Tele-
phone and Telegraph company have
been in town looking over the right
OF way for a new toll line which will
probably be extended to Brattleboro.
Arthur Denley of Bennington and
Harold Jacoby of Worcester. Mass,
We're in town one day last week
throwing the trout line. John II.
Evans was in Dunnville, Saturday
for the same purpose, and the last
time in II.
Mrs. John Wilson Of Bennington
was in town last week. When a
girl Mrs. Wilson, then Miss Lydia
Wallens, lived in Woodford and was
an expert disciple of Uncle Isaac Wal
ton. And Mrs. Wilson is proficient
at the art nowl
Rev +. w. Weaver of Caldwell,
Idaho, who is at Camp Comfort,
preached another excellent sermon
Sunday in the Ferndale chapel. MIR.
Weaver will preach again next Sun.
day at $3.50 and people from out OF
town are also invited.
Mrs. Harry Wright. accompanied
by Mr.. Wright. DR. II. j. Potter and
two lady patients from Bennington,
went to the Hillcrest hospital at Pitts
field. Mass, Monday for treatment.
Mrs. Wright has been III for some
time with n complication Of ailments.
An out of town bull got hoisted on
his own petard the other day. There
was something In an enclosure that
he wanted. lie tried the fence, and
II being too strong, after butting
against II full tint. the rebound
caused him to turn complete back
somersault. and for second or two
the toro stood with look of astonish
ment, almost human; then he began
to bawl like a whipped child, turned
tail and ran as from a banshee
The state Board OF Health has Is
sued notices for meeting to be held
Mt George W. Knapp's on August is,
nj 9 o'clock a. m. to act on the appll'
cation of ]. w. Crawford. NJ. d., of
North Adams. Mass, for permission
to maintain In the town OF WoodfOrd
hospital or sanitarium for the care
and treatment of persons affected
with tuberculosis. The proposed 10
cation at Woodford city on the noun
tain. and the pure air there. speak
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