The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-04-05
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Monday
March did not qualify as a spring
month but April May
Mrs. Del Harvey is afflicted with
muscular rheumatism.
Fred Bowles lost valuable WORK
horse last week of lockiaw
Mrs Georglana Knights Of the City
was in Bennington Tuesday.
DR.. Baker, who has been afflicted
by hemorrhage, is convalescent.
Elmer LeRay of Searsburg was in
Woodford and Bennington Tuesday.
Little Almira Woodward has gone
back to live with Mrs. NJ. S. Knights.
r. j. Mallory has set the clap
board machine to running in his saw
mill
VIM. c. Blake is in Hudson Falls.
N. Y. working at his profession for a
while.
Master George Bugbee of Benning.
ton passed a week at his uncle
Jesse's.
School in Ferndale began Monday.
Miss Margaret Marns of Fair Haven,
teacher.
Mrs. Nellie Stones lameness is bet.
ter so she uses crutch but
little now.
Mrs, lnez Knapp. who has been i'll
from heart trouble for long time, is
not so we'll
John Rogers and George Cotton
passed Saturday night and Sunday in
Bennington
Roy Weld OF Bennington passed
last week at the home of his uncle,
Preston ~ Weld.
Miss Nina LeRay returned to Ben
nington Monday after visiting rela-
tives in the city
c. ID. Kellogg and grandchildren of
Bennington, were recent guests of
MFR. and Mrs. Edw Estes
Frank Schenck returned Monday
from vacation of two weeks in Ar
lington, Bennington and Troy
The road in Woodford city has been
drifted worse the last few days than
at any time during the winter
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sawyer have
moved into George Chambers house
on School street, Bennington.
Miss Geneva Ryder of Bennington
was a guest, Sunday of her sisters.
Florence and Matte of Ferndale.
Miss Leona Cook of Bennington
passed Saturday night and Sunday at
the home of Mrs. James Higgins
Francis d. Brannigan of Saratoga
Springs is passing week in Fern
dale at the home of Mrs. J. r Hath
away, his grandmother.
The city social which was to have
been held in School house hall Satur
day evening, was postponed one week
on account of the weather
Mr. and Mrs Willard Rose and
daughters Ella and Mary of Benning
ton were Sunday guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs VIM c. Blake.
Bert Temple of Ferndale was one
of the family present to observe the
67th birthday Of his mother Mrs. Ed
ward Temple, Sunday at the old
homestead
Scientific information conveys the
intelligence that the II year locusts
won't invade Vermont this trip, un-
less, perhaps. touching near the line
at Bennington
Mrs C. e. Adams returned Sunday
from Pittsfeld Mass, where she had
been two days with her mother, Mrs.
James II. Anthony, who is very low
with heart trouble.
Two of the seectmen and road com
missioner Bowles attended the county
meeting under supervision of State
highway commissioner Gates at Ben.
nington last week
A man who gave his name as John
Stone walked through town last week
saying he had been working in Ro-
chester, N. H., and was now going to
walk to Lockport, N. ].
Mrs Richard Dinwiddie and Miss
Edna Dinwiddie and Miss Irene
White walked up from Bennington
for visit one of the rough days last
week, and said they enjoyed the hike.
Otis Cakes has moved his family to
Bennington and his brother Arthur
has moved back from Bennington to
the old homestead, formerly owned
many years by Judge Myron H. Wood