The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-12-14
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Mercury was up to 65 degrees on
Monday.
Myer Smith OF Bennington was in
town Monday.
Mrs T. j Mallory has recovered
from the grip.
The strength of some men lies not
beneath their hair.
Edward Harvey was in North Ad-
ans, Mass. Saturday.
Thomas. Rogers was in Bennington
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Amos Aldrich who was quite
i'll last week is better.
John Perry is in the employ of
Fred Bagley of Somerset.
Mrs. Julia Green was at her home
in North Pownal last Thursday.
Fred and Charles Woodward of
Bennington were in Ferndale Sunday.
VIM. Bontn has returned from a
visit to his mother in Warren, Mass
Harry Gore and James Bent were
in town Monday enroute to Pecks
pond in Somerset
John Rogers who is best man for
Carroll Stone was at his home IN
Bennington Sunday.
Mrs. George w. Knapp and her
niece, Mrs. George |. Knapp were in
Bennington Monday
Maurice Wall, Dewey Jenny and
Edward Shultz of Bennington passed
Saturday night in Dunyille.
Just now the weather is more like
May than December. It may be diff
ferent when this is in cold type.
Warwick Carpenter enjoyed an
early morning drive down the pike
Tuesday morning to Bennington.
Miss Clarke of New York City was
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs Il. b.
Patterson at their ltsuitsus cottage.
Miss Ethel Cutler and brother viii
liam were guests of relatives in Ben
nington from Friday until Monday.
Charles Davis of Somerset and
Fred Smith of Searsburg were in
Ferndale Saturday night and Sunday
Arrangements are in progress for
an old fashioned Christmas dinner
and tree in the city hall Christmas
day
Mrs. William s Knapp of STAN
ford last week visited at the home
of her sister, Mrs. William Bowles OF
Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stone and
guests of Bennington enjoyed an
automobile ride Monday up as far as
Camp Comfort.
Michael Slattery OF Bennington was
in town last week carrying Napoleon
Lacrosse and his cousin to Somerset,
where they have employment.
After passing two months at the
home of her parents in Searsburg,
Miss Nina LeRay returned on Mon
day to her work in Bennington
John Knapp and Forrest Snow OF
Bennington returned Friday from a
visit to the lumber camps in Somer-
set. The boys say they had hne
| time.
The city school taught by Miss
Carlottie Williams closed last Friday.
The school taught in Ferndale by
Miss Margaret Marns closes this
week
For week past the weather has
been like Indian summer. This is I'M
usual for December. But the, snow
and cold blasts later on will more
than make up.
Larkin Wilcox. the old time, one
legged razor sharpener, made his an
nual pilgrimage through town last
week. Larkin says: Look out TOR
the lection of democrat for presi-
dent next year
William A. Jones OF Bennington
was in Ferndale for a walk Sunday
afternoon. Mr. Jones had never been
in town before. He has been in Ben
nington only few months. He for
merly lived In North Adams and Law
renee, Mass.
James Wright Sr.. was guest at
the home of Edward Adams from Sat.
urday until Monday Mr. Wright Is
regaining his health and says that he
will soon resume work for VIM. 5.
Knapp of Stamford
r. n. Leavitt OF Troy was in town
last week buying raw furs. Mr.. Lea
Witt is an extensive buyer and dealer,
obtaining good patronage in Benning
ton and towns east, as well as from
Lake Champlain down the line" II
is a pleasure to deal with a man like
MIR. Leavitt. Fred Blanchard who
was in town several years ago &C
companied MIR. Leavitt.