The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-10-04
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days stay.
The shrill chirp of the blue jay fore
tells that the cool weather of autumn
is coming
,, Mrs. Il. f. Baker left Monday for a
visit to the home of her father in
Heath, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs E. l.. Stone of Ben
nington visited his parents in Fern
dale Sunday.
DR.. Power, son.in.law of Mrs Chas
f. Stone, has returned to his home
in Redlands, Cal
Jesse N. Mallory is visiting at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Hawley Car
ey of Tracey, Conn.
Carl Bugbee was sick the fore part
of the week and Charles l. Wood car
ried the mail for him.
Louis Lacakes of New York City
was guest of friends in Ferndale
Saturday night and Sunday
Charles Gleason of Farley, Mass,
is passing a few days with relatives
in Woodford and Bennington.
Clarence and Roy Weld of Benning-
ton passed Sunday with their grand
father and uncle in Ferndale.
James Wright Jr., and family Of
Bennington passed last week at the
home of Mrs. Harriet Sprague.
Miss Ruth Temple who has been
i'll two weeks, was able Monday morn
ing to resume her studies at school
Misses Nina A. Knights and Gladys
Evans of Bennington passed Saturday
night and Sunday in Woodford City.
The church social at the city Satur-
day evening was enjoyed very much.
The treasury was replenished by
$3.50.
Bennington were guests Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Jennie Bowles in
Ferndale.
Mrs. Fanny Olden who has been
working in Colerain, Mass, has visit
ed at the home of Mrs. ]. r. Hatha,
way recently.
Edward Pelky and Elmer Murray
two fern pickers from Hinsdale, Mass
have given up the business and re
turned home.
Mrs. Jennie Bowes and Mrs. Mar
tina Temple were recent guests of Mrs
Temples sister, Mrs. Henry Burgess
of Bennington.
Mrs. Frank Bacon and Miss Myrtle
Mason of North Adams, nieces of Mr.
Mason l.. Knapp, we're Sunday guest
at the home of Mrs. Bert Temple.
Mrs. Fred Eddy and daughters
Misses Mildred, Louisa and Marjorie
OF North Bennington, were Sunda,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p ~ Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins wer
guests from Saturday night unit
Monday at the home of his daughter
] Mrs. Herman Bugbee Of Bennington
Mrs. Niles Bratt and daughter Ida
who have been visiting in Benningto
Woodford and Pittsfleld, have II
turned to their home in SouthingtoI
Conn.
Z Peter Beltraim who has been a
!, employe at Camp Comfort during tn
I summer, has gone to New York Cit
with the family of Mrs. Charles
Stone.
There are a number of young an
robust Greeks in town picking fern
I who are enthusiastic over the Turk
! Italian war. and all declare in fave
Z of Italy.
Mrs. George w. Knapp and he
niece, Mrs. George I. Knapp have r
turned from a visit OF several day
z to friends and relatives in North A.
q ans. Mass.
q Hugh Michaels of Bennington hi
finished the job building an arch an
3 setting a big new cauldron kettle
B George w. Knapp's new tool an
l slaughter house.
\ Mrs. Harry Brague has been here
3 few days with her husband. Last Fl
B day they went home to Hinsdal
\ Mass, in their auto. Mr.. Brague r
: turned on Monday.
e Mr. and Mrs. George Holbritter al
D adopted daughter, Hazel Dell of Gro
n don, ~ H., have been guests
\ friends in Woodford and relatives
p Grafton. n. Y, and Bennington Il
y past week.
III w. h. Griffith and party who ha'
n occupied VIM. s. Knapp's house dt
" ing the summer, on Monday return
u to their homes in Douglaston, l..
N They enjoyed the summer here al
Y have rented the place for occupan
v again next spring and summer
VI ]. NJ. Ayres and S. II. Blackmer
" Bennington have been stopping
M Dunville for a few days. They ma
" speciality of gathering botanic
M specimens OF rare nature, includi
N several varieties OF ferns. Richa
" Rawson and Maurice Wall were the
M Sunday.
N A letter has been received by I
W writer from Mrs. Ezra G. Knapp, @
~ son City. Nevada, saying that b
WI husband died on August 18th, at tn,
AN home there. II was nearly 40 yea
l1 ago that Ezra left Woodford with
W party OF gold seekers for the Bla
(O Hills in Colorado
N AS whole we always had the hi
N est feelings Of respect for BenniI
W ton people. but we regret to say q
N those persons who came up tr'
" there and picked all the grapes
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