The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-06
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land.
November is opening up with fine
weather.
Hiram f. Knapp has put counter
in his store.
Arnold Wescott is i'll and under a
Doctors care.
Warwick Carpenter has returned
fram New York.
James Dinwiddie was visitor for
three days in Boston
Miss MacNary was the week end
guest of Mrs. A. S. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stone of Ben
nington were in Ferndale Sunday.
Miss Matte Ryder resumed work
at Coopers in Bennington, Monday.
Mason l.. Knapp, who was confined
by illness several days, is out again.
The ghost paraders' were not so
hilarious this halloween as hereto
fore.
Jacob Harbour of Stamford made a
flying business trip to town one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Knights
contemplate taking up their residence
in Dorset.
Mrs. Anna Towne of Bennington
passed Tuesday with her mother and
sister here.
VIM Bowles of Bennington is as
sisting Herman Bugbee on lumber
job in Woodford.
Charles Crawford is hauling wood
for city folks with his favorite oxen
Teddy and Dave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Maurer and
lady friend of Bennington enjoyed an
auto ride in town Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Mallory and nephew,
Henry Wood. of Bennington called on
friends in Ferndale, Sunday.
Miss Adelaide Newton of Benning-
ton was a Saturday night and Sunday
guest of Mrs. Nina Temple.
Edward Brannigan of Saratoga
Springs was a Saturday night and
Sunday guest at ]. r. Hathaway's.
Miss Abbie Mallory of Bennington
was a guest one day last week at the
home of her cousin. VIM. Mallory.
Mrs. Eveline Kimball has removed
to the home of her grandchildren,
VIM. Bontin and wife of Bennington.
Allen Briggs of Searsburg was in
town Friday and a weekend visitor
of relatives and friends in Benning
ton.
Mrs. Martha Temple and son VIII
liam of the Junction were Sunday
guests at the home of Mrs. Flora
Bugbee
Miss Edna Dinwiddie was a guest
from Friday night until Monday at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Albert
Schultz of Bennington.
S. A. Noyes and wife, Miss Bertha
Dietz and Charles Talbot of Benning-
ton passed the week end and Sunday
at Mountain view camp.
Miss Amy Harbour. who passed a
part of the summer and autumn with
Mrs. r. j. Mallory, is teaching school
n the western part of Bennington.
lnasmuch as peace negotiations are
under way between Turkey and
Greece, few of the Greeks have
concluded to stay here and pick more
ferns.
Representative George |. Knapp
and wife arrived from Montpelier
Friday night George will not return
to the capitol until after Presidential
election
d. NJ Gleason and wife and Mrs.
Geo. A. Wood took an auto trip to Al
bany Sunday to see Lenora the for
mer's daughter, who is attending Al
bany Business college.
Last Sunday the Ladies' Aid Sew
ing circle was delightfully."- entertain
ed at "Channette," the residence of
Mrs. A. S. Carpenter. The previous
week the circle met with Mrs. f. f.
Baker.
Mrs. Helen Farnum, Miss Jennie
Burgess and Merritt Burgess of Ben
nington, and their guests, Mortimer
Tefft and VIM. Littell of Greenwich.
N. Y. were in FGndale, Sunday, en-
joying the trip in Mr.. Littel's car.
Cement WARNINGS are being put in
at the iron bridge, and also one new
bridge is being put in with cement
abutments adjacent to the iron
bridge. Fred Hamburg of Cheshire,
Mass. is overseeing the work.
Clarence II. Pease of East Dover
and John S. Gallup of Wilmington
drove several head of fine cattle
through town on their homeward trip
Saturday, which they had purchased
of w. c. Mason of South SALISBURY.
Walter Estes. nephew of Edward
Estes. died suddenly at his home in
Oneonta. ". j.. last week, and his
body was brought to White Greek, N.
Y. for burial. David Estes, father OF
the deceased. who accompanied the
remains, came up and visited his
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