The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-23
WCoDFoRD


Sunday visitor in Ferndale.
Elmer Dinwiddie has returned
from visit in Fair Haven.
John Rooney of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday evening
Forrest Hagar shot young bear
last Friday in the Pine Valley.
The party at Mrs. Kimballs Friday
evening was an enjoyable one.
Mrs. George A. Wood passed Sun
dav with friends in Bennington.
The weather is like Indian summer
but this usually comes in November
Carl Bugbee and his young brother
Jesse Alton were in Bennington sun
day.
Henry Ryder and son Harold have
come back from Holden to pick terhs
again
Constable Thomas Rogers has no.
tices up for Presidential election
Nov. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie OF
Remington passed Sunday with MS
parents.
George w. Knapp has been quite Ill
the. past week with pleurisy and rheu-
matism.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Searsburg was
n visitor Saturday night and SUNDAY
at j. r. Hathaways.
Herbert Caryl, city editor of the
North Adams Transcript, was III
Woodford and Searsburg Monday
Arnold Westcott of North Adams
has been living in Del Haryeys house
several weeks His health is poor
Amos Bishop drove up from Ben
nington Sunday and passed the day
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Myloh
Vose.
Mrs Sarah Mallory was up Satur-
day from the Soldiers home ana was
al home with Miss Mary Mallory
Sunday.
Delevan Harvey has moved ms
family back from Searsburg into tne
new house he recently built on MS
home place.
Frank Harris has returned to ms
home in Savoy, Mass Francis Bran
igan will continue as fern picker LOT
TT Mallory.
George Gregg and Henry Bent oil
Remington passed through town
SUNDAY to Wilmington for their an
nual visit there.
S. NJ. Bowles was Sunday gues'
at the old homestead of his cousin
Mrs. Martha Temple and sons VIII
liam and George.
Mrs. George |. Knapp is quite ILL.,
Representative George l. Knapp
was home from Montpelier from FIJI
day until Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Higgins
have commenced housekeeping IN
one of the Electric Power 20
houses in Bennington.
Louis Bison, the Indian, who mas
wbrked in town at various times the
last 30 years, is seriously i'll in the
Massachusetts State hospital.
While on a ladder picking apples
in a Hoosick orchard, James Din
widdie fell a dozen feet to the
ground one day last week and re
cefved bad decorations and wounds on
his face.
Frederick f. Roller of Bennington
Thomas ]. Collins and James II. Nc
Gill of Hinsdale, Mass, finished iern
picking Saturday and are now IN
Hinsdale getting Christmas trees
for the holidays.
Louis Shapiro, who left Bennington
for St. Louis, Mo. few years ago
has returned east and in addition tc
his dry goods business is conducting
a restaurant at Manchester Depot
MIR. Shapiro was in Woodford last
week.
Mrs. Ida Bassett and her mother
Mrs. Susan Robinson, OF Bennington
were recently in Ferndale TO see
their old friend, Mrs. Jennie Bowles
Mrs. Bowles is yet confined by Hines.
and at times is seriously afflicted
with acute neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bugbee have
named their infant son Perry LeRay
This youngster has two grandfathers
two grandmothers and two grea'
grandfather. Elmer IeRay o.
Searsburg and Charles F. Wood. The
a. .er relatives are too numerous q
y sntion in this connection.