The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-13
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Fred A. Bowles was in Pownal on
Sunday.
Mason L. Knapp was in Bennington
Sunday.
Floyd Livingston is afflicted with
rheumatism.
Mark Tudor of Bennington was in
town Tuesday.
Roy Ashton of North Adams was in
Ferndale Sunday.
Stephen E. Gleason has returned to
the Soldiers home.
Ferndale boys have made a fine
new boat for Little pond.
Bert Temple is the first to have
cocks of new mown grass.
Harry and Raymond Knapp and son
John were in Ferndale Sunday.
Mrs. Julia A. Green was at her
home in North Pownal Sunday.
Olin Smith of Searsburg has secur
ed employment at Camp Comfort.
Carroll Stone was in New York
City from Saturday until Tuesday
Albert Fiske and Mr.. Baker OF Ben
nington were in Ferndale Sunday.
Judge woodward Of Bennington has
been in Ferndale several times late
ly
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Stone were
Sunday guests of his parents in Fern
dale.
George Biddell of Searsburg was in
town Sunday and went to North Ben
nington.
Claire Soule of Bennington has
been in Ferndale fishing, with fair
success.
Forrest Hagar was week end Wis
itor in Bennington, returning home on
Monday
The condition of Mrs. Jennie Bow
les is about the same as for several
weeks past.
Grant Harbour and Charles A.
Wood entertained guests Sunday at
Hunters Rest.
Edmund Howe and Bradford God
frey of Bennington we're in Ferndaie
fishing Saturday.
Harry Hurley and children, Harold
and Eleanor of Bennington, were IN
Ferndale Sunday.
The family of T. j. Mallory Is oc-
cupying that L'Oafmore cottage a
part of the time.
Louis Bergeron and Henry Allard
of Bennington passed Sunday pleas
antly in Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X Bishop who
have been seriously i'll are enjoying
good health again.
Field strawberries are ripe and
blackberries are In blossom. verify
time speeds onward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis o.
Searsburg we're Sunday guests oil MI
and Mrs. ]. X. Hathaway.
Halliday Evans of Bennington pass
ed Saturday night and Sunday VIII
friends at Woodford City
There was quite freeze and fros
Saturday morning, but yegetauoi
was damaged only slightly.
Rev. John Mitchell returned her
Monday from his home in Saratoga
, accompanied by Mrs. Mitchell.
Algernon c. Cutler. petit juror, wa
] home from county court at Manches
ter from Friday until Tuesday.
Fred Smith and Miss Margaret Eos
| ter of Somerset were week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Hathaway.
Leonard Godfrey Of Pittsfeld VIII
: is passing his vacation at his HON
in Bennington, was in town Monday
Bert Temples 200 pound porke
died OF a distemper Sunday. Tn
animal was not sick but few hours
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wood an
Frank Hagar are in the employ o
Mrs. Anna Carpenter and son wal
| wick.
George Morse OF Bennington an
his guest, Emmett McConville, an az
tor, of New York, passed Sunday
town.
II was cool Saturday night, never
| theless Walling Dewey and Mauric
| Wall kept things warm in the Dun
Vile camp.
T. ]. Mallory is putting new shaft
ing In his mill and changing machir
cry preparatory for saving claI
boards and planning.
Edmund La Franchise family an
friends OF Bennington passed POI
ton OF Sunday on Waters hill an
partook of lunch there.
| Edward Adams is looking for al
other black bear. He and Georg
LAMAR were on the trail Sunday
There's romantic fun In the sport.
III An enjoyable terpsichorean part
was given Friday evening at Bel
Temples. Edward Vanderburg an
| Mrs. c. L. Adams furnished good mi
sic.
iii John Eddington and Miss Winifre
= Adams OF Bennington and their. CUES
Miss Minnie Austin of North Adam
were in Ferndale nearly all day SUI
|, day
= Antoine Fisher Of the Blake distrl'
|. was In Ferndale Saturday His so
Joseph Antoine, and Joseph CliffoI
: encamped in Glastonbury Saturdo
= night.
!. Mrs. Fred Bagley of Searsburg WI
In town Tuesday on the way TO Mort
, Bennington where she will attend Il
= marriage OF her brother, Wayne Ro
! erts, on Wednesday.
Mrs Thomas 9 Ruclley Of Cha