The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-07

Mrs. Middleton of Remington re
turned Saturday to stay while will
Miss Park.
| The dog-day rains seem to hav'
subsidized somewhat, and belated hay
makers are pleased.
Master Jesse Carey of Tracy, CT
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. j. Mallory.
Edward Woodman and Gordon
Burke of Bennington were recent!
travelling in Woodford.
John Rogers and son, Walter, anC
Eugene A. Langley of Troy enjoyed
a walk in town Sunday.
Miss Grace Crawford is caring TO
her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Sprague o
Heartwellville, who is i'll.
T. j. Mallorey has been strength
ening his upper mill dam and wharf
ing before high water comes.
Mrs. George Burgess and daughter
Jessie, of Bennington were guests OF
Sunday of Mrs. Flora Burgess.
oliver Doucette and Elmer Dunwid
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day with relatives in Bennington.
o. K. Hill has returned from VIII
Jamestown, Mass, and is running tn,
engine at Reeds saw mill as usual.
Mrs. William E. Cutler has tn,
measles. This epidemic is having
quite a run, but is not very severe.
j. w. Beatty of Enosburg Fall
made his 21st annual business trip I,
Woodford and Bennington last FIR
day.
Frank Pierce and William Potte
of Bennington enjoyed a spin o.
day.
Fred Mclaughlin who has bee
visiting six weeks at VIM. r. Gu
ler's, has returned TO his home i
Troy.
Fred Stone and his son. Edwar
of Bennington and several other gel
tlemen passed Saturday night at LAX
Hancock.
Masters Richard Fradenburgh an
Edward Wood of Bennington wer
briskly walking in Ferndale Monda
forenoon.
Mrs. Julia A. Green is visiting he
sister. Mrs. Dean of Adams. Mass
and her daughter, Mrs. Marsha
Whalen of Savoy, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Temple and Mrs. FL
ra Bugbee recently visited their si
tiers, Mrs. Julia Harbour and Mr.
Emma Burgess of Bennington.
Louis Bowdoin and son, Napoleon
of Nottingham were recently
Woodford and Bennington. The
were recently residents of Woodford
Mrs. Elva Keen of South Boston
Mass, daughter of Sydney Haynes,
passing three weeks at the home {
Mrs. Fanny Hagar and Newton II;
gar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drohart an
Miss Becker of Bennington, and Mr.
John Nalloy of Wilbraham, Mass
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mr.
S. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Southall {
Bennington were at Itsuitsus Cottag
over Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. f. B
Patterson will spend most of tn
week there.
Edward Kline is in Midwife, Ga
with his uncle, Thomas Buckley {
Chatham, n. Y, who is in the lun
Der business. AT present Mr.. Kiln
is quite i'll.
Calvin Ross of Saginaw, Mich,
guest of his nephew, Philmont Pa,
dock OF Bennington. Mr.. Paddock
sisters have returned from Sagina'
and Lansing.
Mrs. ]. X. Hathaway has return
ed from a visit to her daughter. Mr.
Edward Brannigan of Saratog
Springs. Her grandson. Eddie Bral
nigan returned with her.
Mr.. and Mrs, George w KNAPP
and Mrs. Mine Sort of Boston,
niece of Mr.. Knapp's, were guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Canedy {
Heartwellville one day last week.
Francis Brannigan of Saratog
Springs was in town the last of III
week, and after taking a trip to III
northern part of the state returne
to town Monday afternoon and wi
stay here a while.
William s. Knapp of Stamford wa
in town last week. II seemed plea
ant to all to see Mr.. Knapp. Sine
his return home Mrs. Knapp was q
ken seriously IN and is now unde
going treatment in the North A
ans hospital.
At the home of his father, Be
Temple last Friday evening about :
Of his friends gave Glenn Temple
genuine surprise. il being his 81:
birthday. He was the recipient {
several presents. A bountiful repa:
was served. Terpsichore was enjo,
| ed. music being furnished by Edwar
Vauderburg, violin. and Mrs G. {
Adams. organ. Several from Be-
ningtOn were present.
Herman Hollander and PAGE Potts
Of Hartford. Conn. and George MOrs
OF Bennington. whose guests the tV
former are. were in town the Ia.
day Of fishing. They caught no trou
but tried hard. Although the tV
young "Nutmeg" state gentlemen liy
. in the beautiful cifv Of Harffor