The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-31
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Mrs. Agnes Labranle is I'M.

o. X. Hill is in the employ OF Hon.
John Rooney of Bennington.
Harry Crawford is driving team for
Andrew Davis of Searsburg.
Mark Harbour was in North Ben.
nington Monday on business.
o. r. Hill has returned from a Wis
it of several days in Bennington
Andrew Davis Fred and Ira Smith
of Searsburg have been in town the
past week.
Buel and William Cutler Jr., were
recent visitors of friends and rela-
tives in Bennington.
February it is true. is little short
but it is likely to pull through with
out bankrupting March.
William Pike of Pittsfeld and Har-
old Cakes of Adams spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs A. +. Cakes.
Bert Temple and Dennis Hall made
a business trip recently to North
Bennington and South SALISBURY.
Earle Harbour, Dewey Jenney and
friend of Bennington, enjoyed them
selves here Tuesday hunting cotton
tails.
Mrs. T. ]. Mallory and Mrs. Helen
Harbour attended the funeral of Mrs.
Lorenzo Gore at Bennington last
week.
Miss Geneva Ryder who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Earle Wood the
past week has returned to her work
in Bennington.
C. p. Kellogg of Bennington has
been passing a few days at the home
of Edward Estes and calling on
friends in town.
Harry Knapp and Leslie Hill of
Bennington were Sunday afternoon
guests of friends at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. e. Cakes.
Elmer Greenwood, Joseph Debarge
and Mr.. Durnigan, of Bennington
were weekend participants in the art
OF Nimrod. Their success was fairly
good.
Some one remarks that President
Taft is to blame because eggs are 40
cents dozen. Those who have
them to sell, then. like Taft. There
you are!
Mrs. Walter Power. daughter of
Mrs. Charles F. Stone. is very i'll at
her home in Redlands, Cal Mrs.
Stone left her home in New York
City for Redlands on Monday
In February Outing there is an in
teresting article on The Winter
Camp" Illustrated with photographs,
hy warwick S. Carpenter OF Wood.
ford Mr. Carpenter is a lucid writ
e.
There was a moderate blizzard of
snow and wind on Monday. The old
time severity was lacking, yet there
was considerable drifting OF snow in
the Blake district and at Woodford
City
Mrs. Henry Johnson OF Rutland has
been the guest Of her daughter, Mrs
Edward Estes and family the past
week Mrs. Johnson is a popular
trained nurse in the marble city and
adjacent towns.
Mrs. Mary Cook, mother of Mrs
Raymond Higgins, died last Wednes-
day in the hospital at Burlington. The
funeral was held at her former home
In Underhill on Saturday. Mr.. and |
Mrs Higgins attended.
Mrs Mary Smith is quite seriously
i'll with rheumatics and fever, at the
home OF James X. Hathaway. Her
daughters, Mrs. Andrew Davis Of
Searsburg and Miss Harriet Smith Of
Albany, are with her
Albert Knights, formerly a Wood
ford boy, who for several years has
been in Walls grocery store, Ben
nington. has accepted a position in
the freight Office of the Rutland rail
road at North Bennington.
John De Belle, in the employ OF
George w. Knapp. returned Saturday
from West Swansey. n. H., whittier
he said he had been to see his broth
err Arthur, who is very ILL., John re-
ports that his brother is better and
likely to recover.
While coming down a steep hill
hitched to a hig load of logs. a valu-
able horse owned by Arthur j. Dew
ey was crowded against a tree by
the other horse in the team in such
way that its neck was broken and
the horse died almost instantly.
George w. Turner who when a boy
more than so years ago, lived with
the late j. w. Hagar, and left Wood
ford IS years ago for the west, has
visited relatives and friends in town
and in Bennington the past week. Al
belt. George is &C years old he APP
pears young and vigorous, as Of yore.
Mr. Turner Is one of the principal
owners of big petroleum oil we'll at
Johns Canyon, Utah, and says he
owns a ranch Of 100 acres at Naturita
Colorado. His success is very pleas.
ing to his many friends in this sec
ton. On his way here he also Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Della NJ. Horton.
and other relatives at Poestenkll, N.
Y. and has others that he will visit
when he returns In the early 70's