The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-05-03
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The thunder shower Monday night
was appreciated.
Little Murray Cutler is confined TO
the house by illness,
Walter ]. Huffman of Albany was in
town Tuesday on business.
Frank Cunningham of Bennington
was recently in Woodford City.
Miss Adelaide Newton of Benning-
ton is a guest OF Mrs Bert Temple.
Raymond Higgins has been confined
to the house by Illness, but is better
Mrs. Harriet Sprague is passing a
few days with relatives in Bennington
A telephone has been installed in
the residence OF Edward Estes. 1924.
Mrs. Nellie stone is a guest of Mrs.
Mary C. Brownell Of Schenectady, N.
Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo w. Wood were in
Bennington and North Adams, Mon
day.
Caleb Clark, who is now working on
farm in Bennington, was in town
Sunday.
T. j. Mallory was in Hoosick Falls
and White Greek, n Y, last week on
business.
Eli Briggs and son of Bennington
were in Ferndale Tuesday morning on
business
Mr.. and Mrs Truman Madison and
son Wallace of Bennington, were in
town Sunday.
Edward Estes was in North Adams
last week to see his brother Loren who
is seriously i'll.
Miss Nina LeRay came up from
Bennington Saturday and passed sun
day in the city.
Chas Talbot of Bennington passed
Saturday night and Sunday alone at
Mountain-view camp.
Mrs. Chas. f. Wood of the city was
: recent guest Of her sister, Mrs. Amos
Aldrich of Ferndale.
Roy Knights and Elmer Shultz
drove up to Ferndale the other even
ing from Bennington.
After ALL May opened with season
able weather. April went out hot
Two years ago it showed all day May
l.
Eugene Beatty of Jacksonville was
in town last week and sold a large
quantity of maple syrup here and in
Y Bennington.
Thomas Rogers has made repairs
on VIM. S. Knapp's house now occupi-
ed for the summer by the Scott fami-
ly of Long Island.
Chas Wright was in Glastonbury
last Friday hunting hedgehogs and
other wild game. Charles says there's
lots of snow there yet
Mrs. Anna Towne of Bennington
was with her mother, Mrs. Amos Al
drich. Sunday. Mrs. Aldrich sits up
most of the time, but is feeble.
VIM. J. Galpin of the N. Il. T. & T,
Co., was in town Tuesday putting In
order telephones that had been dis
turbed by the wind and electricity.
Leslie Hyde returned from Manches-
ter Monday afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs. ] w Hyde who will stay while
at the home OF Mrs. Geo. w. Knapp.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Knapp was a guest last
week of Mrs. George Frasier of Ben
nington, and is now visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Ira Warner, in Arlington,
Mrs. Hawley Carey and little son
Jesse returned last week to their
home in Tracey, Conn. Mrs. T. j.
Mallory accompanied them to North
Adams.
Mrs. Earle Wood and little daughter
Clara and Mrs, p N. Weld were guests
Monday of Mrs Eugene Wood Of Ben
nington. Mr. Wood is Mrs. Yields
\ brother.
Leslie Hyde went to Manchester,
Saturday where he passed Sunday
| with his grandmother, Mrs. J. w.
Hyde. at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Mallory.
Chas. Stoddard, better known as
"Cub" who went to school in Wood
ford 40 years ago, now lives in Man
chester. Last Saturday he was In
North Adams to see his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eddy and daught-
| ers Misses Mildred, Louisa and Mar
jorie of North Bennington were Sun
day guests at the home of Preston ~.
| Weld. Mrs Eddy is Mrs. Yields
daughter.
Chas A. Wood and VIM. Nichols Of
Bennington went up to Hunters Rest
Saturday afternoon and passed the
night there. Grant was on hand Sun
day morning and the day was pleasant
ly spent
} James Coomar, Edward Knapp and
Eddie Butler of Bennington, were
here Sunday trying to catch trout,
with snow water everrunning the
streams. Fred Williams had fairly
good luck, because he knew how.
Edward Gillett, who has been visit
ing at the home OF deputy sheriff Geo.
Corey of South SALISBURY, returned
Saturday to his home in Mortified,
Mass. Twenty years ago Mr.. Gillett
was in Woodford and caught big bas-
kets of trout in the pine valley.
Frank Smith, who said he lived in
Wilmington, has made his annual trip
. Ito Bennington and Woodford. Sunday
} he started toward Wilmington, saying
that he was good walker, but 1t was
later learned that Frank did not care
o where he made his bed. Monday
morning he was seen going through
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