The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-17
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w HoIllSSlI leS are lIpShlhS Soii -
Carroll Stone was in Bennington
Monday. ,.. i
James Silk of Bennington was in
town Sunday.
Ed Mallory got his usual basket of
trout Sunday.
The light showers of rain were
greatly appreciated.
Ernest Brown of Bennington pass
ed Sunday in Ferndale.
They say that the oppressive heat
will let up after dog days.
Mrs Charles Adams was in Will
Jamestown, Mass, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hall have re-
covered from the measles.
Earle Wood is assisting the Tenn
pie Brothers do their haying.
Edward J. Hall of Bennington pass
ed Sunday at Woodford City.
Mrs. James Dinwiddie and son Ell
mer were in Bennington Sunday.
John Flynn and son Robert OF
Bennington were recently in town
John Reed has started his mill
again to do A. J. Dewey's saving
J. T. Carpenter and son Russell of
Bennington passed Sunday afternoon
in town.
Joseph Rogers of Bennington has
visited his brother John at Camp
Comfort
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Potter of
Bennington were driving Sunday I'M
Ferndale.
Harry Z. Wing was called to Rut-
land Monday oil a business trip for
day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crawford have
begun housekeeping in rooms over
Gleason's store.
Ray Quinlan and Mclean Shaksho-
Der of Bennington were recent WISH
tors in Ferndale.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory drove up from
Bennington Sunday and visited at
the Olu iOliitobOdus
Joseph and Hal Hufnagle and Jas
Harte of Bennington were here Sun
day for fresh air.
Alfred Harbour of Bennington pass
ed Sunday in town looking over the
land of his nativity.
Several are complaining of indispO
NV hn hpgt
which has prevailed.
It seems like times of yore to see
Charles Nolan teaming in town again
with his one-horse rig.
Mrs. Harley Bowles and daughter
Isabelle of Bennington passed last
week at WoOdford City.
Archie Flynn of Bennington was
in town one day last week driving
for a party of sportsmen
Edward Shultz and Joseph Clifford
of Bennington were at Woodford City
Saturay night and Sunday.
George Brown of Springfield, Mass
is here stopping a week or two with
his uncle, Edward Adams.
Miss Geneva Ryder of Bennington
was a week end and Sunday visitorl
of her sister, Mrs. Earle Wood
Otis Healy of Bennington walked
through town to his brothers John
Healy's of Wilmington last week.
Miss Mary Mallory has returned to
her home here. Miss Amy Harbour
of Bennington is with her for few
days.
Henry and Frank McLarsen and
Donald and Kenneth Fauly, youths of
the boy scout type have been camping
near the rocks.
Jacob Clemen. and sisters, Miss
Bessie and Mrs. Grace Thomas of
Bennington Saturday.
Miss Polly Harbour and Miss Mil
dred Hicks OF Bennington were Sun
day guests OF Miss Mary Mallory and
Miss Amy Harbour.
Charles +. Wood lost a valuableI
COW last week 1t was bitten or
stung by some poisonous insect or.
reptile and died the next day.
One of the leading ladies' in town,
VINO believes strictly in home life,
has not made a call or visit at a
neighbours house for 20 years
Hon. Hugh Henry and sons Hugh
H., commissioner of weights and
measures. and Charles of Chester,
motored through town last week.
Mrs. Charles F. Stone and two
maids and Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Stone
and maids of New York City are
passing a few days at Camp Comfort.
Miss Florence Quinlan of Benning-
ton and her guest, Miss Ethel Heffer-
man of Hoboken, n. j.. enjoyed a
trip to Ferndale one day last week.
Mrs. Eveline Kimall Stratton and
great grandson, Billy MERCER, pass
ed part of last week with her grand
children, Mr.. and Mrs. William Bon
tin OF Bennington.
Just think Som men seem to
think that their vote is a thing with
which to get even with those who
have IN any remote way incurred
their displeasure This feeling does
not exist in Wooiford.
Charles f. Wood. George c. Wood
and William Ochs of New York CITY
were guests Saturday night and Sun
day of Charles A. Wood and Grant
Harbour al Hunters Rest Several
Benningtonians were also there.
Mr.. and Mrs Myron Knapp and
children and Myrons father. George