The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-08

NJ. Lambert az son Oh bennington.
Chas. |. Wood and Algernon G.
Cutler were in Bennington Monday.
Orrin h. Hill is up from Williams
town passing few days in Ferndale.
Frank Boynton has returned from
visit in Bennington and North Ad-
ans
Several workmen were so affected
by the heat, Monday, they had to quit
work.
Miss NJ. f. Marns attended the Pc
mona Grange meeting at Pownal last
week.
Louis Blsson went over to A. X
Bishops Sunday where he passed the
Fourth.
William Bahan of Bennington is in
Woodford on business every alternate
Tuesday.
The venerable Stephen E. Gleason
has returned to the Soldiers Home at
Bennington.
Hiram b. Parker of the Whitney,
Bennington, enjoyed drive to Fern
dale recently.
Lorenzo Harbour of Bennington
was here Monday night and the morn
ing of the 4th.
Roy Holden of Bennington passed
last week with the Cutler boys at
Woodford City.
Harold Bottum and Edward Hart
of Bennington were recently in town
with the formers auto.
The reason that the rain rains up
on the just is that the unjust Dor
row all the umbrellas.
Roy Weld of Bennington passed
most of last week at the home OF his
uncle. Preston N Weld.
Raymond Gibson and Arthur Den
Hey of Bennington are camping for
two weeks near Little pond.
James Dlnwiddie and daughter Ed
ma, Arthur j. Dewey and son Charles
we're in Wililamstown, Mass, Sunday.
Work is going on well on the annex
to the Woodford Lumber Co.'S mill,
and some boxes have already been
made.
Road Commissioner Bowles has
had considerable blast g OF rocks on
the stretch OF state road now being
constructed.
Charles Crawford has finished work
for Charles Sawyer Of Bennington
and is now with his mother Mrs Har'
riet Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mallory and
son George OF Manchester passed the
ith with Miss Mary Mallory at the
old homestead.
: Walling Dewey of Bennington and
Bradford and Chester Reynolds OF
South Bend, Ind, were at the Dewey
lodge Sunday and Monday.
Harry Crawford is in the employ OF
John Gleason of Wilmington. Harry
was at his home in Woodlord from
Saturday night until after the 4th.
Tonsorlal artist Allard and family
OF Bennington passed the Fourth
beneath outrageous foliage In Wood
ford, as did many others from the
old historic town.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Davis OF
Searsburg visited in Ferndale last
week. on Monday their little son
Henry while playing in the barn fell
and broke one arm.
Frank Woodbury.. who said his
home was in Boston gave a show In
Ferndale Friday evening. Frank
said he had been working for far
mer and poultry fancier in Somerset
Miss Abble Mallory OF Bennington
Is passing few days in Woodford
Miss Mallory has recently had good
success canvassing for the Acme self
heating iron for laundry work In Ben
nington and Rutland counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. John-E. Evans 2nt
and children, Gladys, Beulah, Hall
day and Lewis and lbert and Mint
knights OF Bennington, have rented
one OF the Park houses for two week.
and are here enjoying n vacation.
Mrs. Fred Eddy and daughters Lou
lisa and Marjorie were guests Sunda'
and Monday at the home of Mrs. Pre-
ton Weld, Mrs. Edys mother. Mean
while Miss Mildred was guest o
her aunt, Mrs. John Harbour OF Ber
nington.
= MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Estes an
= daughters, Grace and Dorothy OF One
onta, N. v, have been guests at tn
home of his uncle. Edward Estes. 10
fore returning home they visited 1
bennington, North Adams and Hooi
lex Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick A. BowleI
Mrs. Nellie Stone and her brother
s. NJ. Bowles enjoyed an auto tril
Sunday. to Stephentown, N. Y, an
had dinner with l.. X. Bowles an
family. Leonard 7. Reynolds
Petersburg was chauffeur.
Eugene Beatty, formerly reslder
of this town, now OF Jacksonville wa
in bennington and Woodford lai
week. Mr.. Beatty says that Fran
White. a workman In Woodford
years and more ago, now lives
jacksonville. married, has lars
family and is a successful farmer an
well OF.
Young America and some OF q
older ones manifested much patri