The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-05
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Ferndale Sunday.
Olin Smith of Somerset has been
in town a few days.
Eugene Emory of Troy is painting
Jesse Bugbee's house.
Harry Willoughby of Bennington
was in town Sunday.
Carroll Stone and John Rogers
were in Bennington Sunday.
Frank Hagar attended the ball
game Sunday in Bennington.
Planting is well along Indica-
tons are that the grass crop Will be
heavy.
Mrs. Nellie Stone and Mrs. Nina
Temple have recovered from their
illness.
Edward Stone of Bennington was
in town Sunday as a disciple OF lsaak
Walton.
The Ladies' Aid society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. M. $.
knights.
Joseph Shea and nephew of Ben
nington were recent swingers OF the
rod here.
Mrs. C. E. Adams returned Satur-
day from the home of her father in
Pittsfield.
Mrs. Nina Bugbee has returned
from a visit with her parents In
Searsburg.
Perry Gardner of Bennington was
driving Sunday in Ferndale in one
OF his cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rooney of Ben
nington called on friends in Ferndale
Sunday evening.
George Lanfair Of Hancock, Mass.
young man of apparent push, is
working in town.
Frank Boynton came up from Ben
nington Memorial day and passed
two days in town.
Algernon c. Cutler passed Monday
in Bennington and on Tuesday morn
ing went to Manchester.
Mrs. f. Il. Baker has gone tC
Heath, Mass, to pass two weeks a
her fathers summer home.
Miss Geneva Ryder of Bennington
visited her sister, Mrs. Earle WOOD
| Saturday night and Sunday.
June 18th will be Governor Meadei
day, with his engineer and others Il
inspect the big dam at Somerset.
Mrs. George Harmon of Bennine
ton, formerly school teacher here
was in Ferndale Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mason L. Knapp writes tina
she will stay another year with he
sons, Milton and George, in CalifoI
MIA.
Fred Masacki and Tony Maschi G
| Bennington came from Somerset SUI
day, where they stayed Saturda
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood Of Bel
nington were recent visitors at tn
homes of p. l.. Weld and Earl
Wood.
Henry Facklan and friend OF Bel
nington passed Saturday night an
Sunday on the "Stllwater" in Pin
Valley.
The thunder shower Sunday ever
ling was crasher for a few minutes
The streams were raised to high WI
ter mark.
i. ]. Hall and Albert Shultz ar
trying to see which is the best hsl
erman. Up TO Monday noon 1t wa
nip and tuck"
| Il. N. Madison and Miss Pearl Ii
famine of Bennington were anon
those who enjoyed the cool zephyr
in Ferndale Sunday.
Jesse Mallory carries the broom
as being the most expert local hshe
man. In his last catch were two tina
would weigh pound each.
| Mrs. Grace Townsend and Mr.
Harriet Harbour of Bennington wer
in Ferndale Memorial day mornin
after flowers for decorative purposes
James II. Whitney and friend c
Bennington recently passed day
town angling. Even for regula
ausmement James prefers his thei
ire.
1t is of course pleasing to our pei
pie to hear strangers praise the col
dition OF our roads. Good roads
big theme now all over the coul
try.
A card from A. G. Caswell of Mort
Adams, well known In towns her,
abouts. reads that his aged fathe
who is living with him, is very fee
BILE.
Willis and Truman Mattison Q
Bennington were in town Sunday an
said they saved IL trout OF regulatio
size. This is better than many hav
done.
AS has been their custom for year
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dunton OF Ru
land were here Memorial day
place flowers on the graves OF rel
tives.
Raising chickens seems to be II
fad of an unusual number OF person
this spring. with more or less luc
! Those who used incubators were M
. successful.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark al
friends of Bayslde, N. Y, are sto
ping two weeks with Mr.. Clark
mother and aunt at the William