The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-08
WooDFoRD

Winifred Laflamme of Bennington
has been in town
Bert Stratton OF Bennington is
teaming in Woodford.
Frank Hagar visited in Bennington
Saturday night and Sunday.
George E. Cotton of Bennington is
in the employ Of d. NJ. Gleason.
David Crawford has gone to the
Red mill to do some work there.
Harry and Cecil Hill of Benning-
ton are in the employ of Mark Har
bour.
Ray Dinwiddie hauled the biggest
( load OF logs on the Dewey lumber Job
2271 feet
Mrs. Newton Hagar is passing
few days at the home OF his mother
in the city.
Mrs. James Higgins spent the past
week with Mrs. Herman J. Bugbee OF
Bennington.
Miss Eliza Bushee of Bennington
visited Miss Ruth Temple Saturday
night and Sunday.
James Bushee ST., OF Bennington
has been in Ferndale doing business
with Edward Estes.
Ed Hill of Bennington is hauling
wood with one of Galusha's teams
from Mark Harbours.
Miss Mary Harbour did not attend
the high school at Bennington Mon
day because Of illness.
James P. Rooney and Henry A.
Knights of Bennington are hauling
lumber from Woodford.
Grant and Giles Harbour OF Ben
nington were guests of their brother
Mark and family Sunday.
Mrs. Mark Harbour of Bennington
and Mrs. T. ]. Mallory were visitors
in White Creek last week.
George and William Temple were
i. Sunday guests at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Hall OF Stamford.
Charles Tudor OF Bennington was
, in town last week and went to Sears
, burg where he passed several days.
Del Harvey and son Edward were
in Searsburg Saturday night and at
the home Of A. X. Bishop on Sunday.
The condition OF Herbert Sprague
: is serious. II is hoped that there
will be a change for the better soon.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and grandson,
, Harry Smith of Rutland are visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
ward Estes
2 John b. Knapp who has been Ill Of
!. grippe at the home of his uncle Jes.
. Sc Bugbee, returned Sunday to his
: home In Stamford.
n The Montpelier Argus and Patriot
!. says editorially, that its friend, Rep
I. Iresentative Bowles OF Woodford pre-
: diets an early spring.
n Lorenzo Doty who has worked in
a town since December has returned to
Z Hackensack, N. j.. and resumed work
as engineer in brick yard.
s Francis Brandigan OF Saratoga
4 Springs passed Saturday night and
O Sunday at the home OF Mrs. James r.
?. Hathaway, his grandmother.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Harbour, Mrs.
Il Anna Towne, Mrs Helen Farnum and
l. Robert Winslow OF Bennington were
4 Sunday visitors in Ferndale.
y Mrs. George | Knapp and daughter
9 Elnora went to Manchester again on
> Monday where Mrs Knapp is under
If going treatment for heart trouble.
l. While hauling logs one day last
2 week Charles ID. Sawyer caught his
IT foot between two of them, sustaining
n lameness which confines him to the
d house.
Mrs. Eugene Briggs and Miss Win
70 ME Elwell OF Bennington were II
4 Woodford and Searsburg Saturday
{ and Sunday. Hon Allen Briggs Is no
o so well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson o
Bennington we're at their cabin In thu
Blckford Hollow one day and nigh
20 last week. DIR. and Mrs. Ross dine'
i. with them.
- Mrs. Almira hamilton VINO ma
y been In the employ OF Mrs. J. X. Hat
v away returned Monday to the hom
IL of her sister Mrs. Esther Frazier o
Z, North Adams.
Matthew Mulqueen who has bee
working in Stratford, n. H., and Wis
iting few days In Holyoke. Mass
III has returned to Woodford and resun
II ed work for ID. NJ. Gleason.
H Raymond Higgins has fine ne,
II cornet. the cost price being near III
II hundred dollar mark. MIR. Higgin
II assists Mrs. George A. Wood at tn
II uuion church organ during the c. /
III service.
II Edward Adams and daughter Ma
II went to New York City last week. M
III Adams stayed one day and night an
III Miss Mae will visit with her aun
II there, Mrs. Henry G. Stevens a wee
ii or more.
II Charles +. Wood has 10 hens. II
II ward the last OF December they b,
II gan to lay, and up to the first OF Eel
ii ruary had laid i6S eggs. During Oh
= short month OF February they lai
255 more.
Grant Harbour went up to his HUI
by ters' Rest Sunday but had to walk u
Mt from the Fife place because the roa
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