The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-08-17
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Mrs. Harry Wright is slowly improv
ing in health.
Frank Hagar passed Saturday night
in Bennington.
Charles Kellogg of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday.
Grant Harbour and friends were
at Hunters Rest Sunday.
Mrs. Charles F. Stone and grandson
were in Bennington Sunday.
David Crawford has moved his
family back to the red mill.
Francis d. Brannigan attended
church in Bennington Sunday.
Alfred Sorrell of North Adams is
a guest at the home of Del Harvey.
Mesdames Jennie and Marguerite
Bowles were in Bennington Tuesday.
Uncle Hiram Yields lameness does
not improve. His health otherwise is
fairly good.
Mark Harbour and J. r. Hathaway
were at George Burgess In Benning-
ton Sunday.
Roy Knights and Halliday Evans OF
Bennington are in the employ OF ID.
M. Gleason.
Charles Mallory came up from
Pownal and passed Saturday and
Sunday in town.
Mrs. f. M. Paddock and her father.
Eli Briggs, of Bennington were in
Ferndale Tuesday.
Merle Harvey who has been employ
ed at Davis Bridge, is visiting at the
home of his brother Adelbert.
Mrs. Mason l.. Knapp is passing
Old Home week at the home of Mrs.
George Frasier of Bennington.
William F. Temple of the Junction
was Sunday guest Of his brother,
Adelbert Temple at Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Belrose and son
John are visiting relatives in Ben
nington and South SALISBURY.
j. w. Beatty an annual visitor here
for many years, Of Enosburg Falls
was in Woodford and Bennington Sat
urday.
Mrs. Lyman X. Bowles and son Ste.
phen Augustus of Stephentown, N. Y
are with relatives and friends here
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Long and
Mrs. Lena Downs of Bennington are
occupying one of the Park houses
this week.
Judge o. NJ. Barber, wife and chill
dren came to their cottage here Sun
day. The cottage will be kept open
| for q while.
John Hart. Harold Fleming ant
John Venable of Bennington enjoyed
a moonlight stroll Saturday evening
in Ferndale.
Carroll Stone. Jesse Mallory ant
Francis d. Brannigan have been hay
ing on the Hagar mountain the pas
week. The crop Is fairly good.
Miss Alfredo Poitras of Montrea
has visited her aunt Mrs. Exlor Pei
lerin, in Woodford, and now they ar,
visiting relatives in Bennington.
Glenn and Rev. Gleason of Earle.
Mass. sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gleason, formerly OF Woodford hav,
visited relatives here a few days.
John II. Evans OF Bennington whit
sustained quite serious injury from
a fall while here fishing the last da!
OF the trout season has nearly recoy
Tered.
Dennis Hall and wife and children
OF Searsburg visited Saturday nigh
at the home OF Mrs. Martha Tempt
and on Sunday at the home of Der
Temple.
Miss Pearl Kern, cousin OF Henr
IL. Blake, and Mrs. c. f. Lodee O
, Buffalo, N. Y. are guests for a fey
, Idays at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
, lC. Blake.
School opened in the city distric
Monday morning, earlier than usus
so as to give the children a vacatio
in the autumn to pick ferns. Mis-
lNalotbe NlildnlS ID tcdShcIs
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bugbee and NJ
and Mrs. George w. Knapp and fan
lily, attended the Historical Pagear
at Bennington. Nearly everybody
\ town has attended one or the othe
of the grand historical entertain
iments.
J. II. Hathaway and s. NJ. Bowie
= made their annual pilgrimage to Bal
mountain one day last week. u
there they found Fayette DEMO {
Bennington and on their return Fri
met Ira Puffer vending his way N
Never was there so many blueberrie
there as now. The remark is mad
that there's seas and DEANS Of them
On Friday evening OF this wee
there will be social at the Woo,
ford city hall. Admission will be !
cents. A good entertainment Is pr
missed. Ice cream, candy and cab
will be on sale. Following the ente
tainment games will be played. TIL
proceeds will 30 toward the new o
gan fund. The new organ is now
Bennington and will soon be Unstable
In the Union Christian church at n