The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-19
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The air is filled with the fragrance
OF June roses.
Edward Harvey has a job of paint
ing in North Adams.
Mrs. Jennie Clark is in Springfield
Mass, for two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Somerset has
visited friends in Ferndale.
Richard Dinwiddie of Bennington
passed Sunday with his parents.
Martin Cutler of Bennington has
been visiting relatives in town.
Alfred Sorrell of North Adams pass
ed Sunday with friends in town.
William H. Bradford and party
passed Sunday in Woodford City.
Leslie Hill of Bennington recently
visited in Ferndale with Harry Knapp
The Ladies' Aid society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Jesse Bug
bee
Walter and Hollis Dunnican of Ben
nington were at A. X. Bishops Sun
day.
Billy MERCER has been staying for
a few days with his parents in Ben
nington.
Edward Mallory of Bennington is
one of Benningtons most successful
troutmen.
Fred Mclaughlin of Troy is pass
ing his vacation at the home of VIM.
r. Cutler.
Ray Dinwiddie was at home over
Sunday from the Mt Hermon, Mass,
high school.
That new boat is for Big pond at
Woodford City, not for Little pond as
stated last week.
Miss Nina Shultz OF Bennington
was Sunday guest of her aunt, Mrs
James Dinwiddie.
Mrs. Wood and daughter. Mrs. Nor
ton, of Bennington. have opened Their
Fir Grove cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis OF
Searsburg were in Woodford and
Bennington Monday.
Miss Adelaide Newton of Benning
ton has been the guest OF Mrs. Der
Temple the past week
Walter Harvey has returned from
visit with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. X. Bishop.
A dozen or more from this town at
tended the Downie and Wheeler SHOW
Monday at Bennington.
Charles II. Beech of New York. as
sisted by Oliver Doucette, is doini
some surveying in town.
Fred Graves Jr., and John Houral
of Bennington were driving In Fern
dale one day last week.
Ira Smith and Miss Dora Dayi
were recently married at Searsbur
by Judge George j. Bond.
Allen Briggs of Searsburg, wit
has been in Bennington two weeks
was in Woodford the other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Higgin
were in North Adams Monday. Mrs
Higgins will stay there for a time.
Miss Edna Dinwidde was CUES
:, of Miss Georgiana Pendleton Of BeT
! nington from Friday until Monday.
! Harry Knapp of Bennington an
{ Miss Mary Cakes were among IN
5 carriage drivers in Ferndale Sunda!
5 Telephone linemen have been trim
! ming brush from trees overhangin
{ the wires, and repairing where necei
sary.
: Mesdames Florence Wood and Flo
ence Hall were guests Monday OF MI
Al Woods sister, Miss Geneva Ryder
Bennington.
HI Duane Bassett of Bennington, Leaf
ing musician in the Whitney theatre
enjoyed a morning walk to Ferndal
last Friday.
II Edward Hall of Bennington pas
ed Sunday in Woodford City. He an
| George w. Knapp enjoyed themselve
swinging the rod.
Garden vegetables and corn an
potatoes are slow in coming forth o
account OF the cool weather, but wi
materialize later on.
III Frank and Patrick Colwell of Pow
nal and Edward Cummings and M
chael Schwab OF Bennington wer
visitors in town last Thursday.
HI At a democratic caucus James Hi
gins was chosen delegate and Arthr
Cakes. alternate for their state col
vention at Burlington the 18th.
Hon. d. T. Bates of Pownal. count
\ highway commissioner, was in tow
Saturday and was we'll pleased wit
the condition Of the roads here.
Charles Stoddard, 40 or more yea
ago a Woodford boy, has been sto
ping with his sister, Mrs William Ms
OF Halifax. Last week Charles WI
in Woodford taking orders for nu
sery stock.
While digging for gravel for u
road workmen n monstrous liza
was unearthed. II was nearly eigl
inches long and had head like
turtle. Some thought Il was cen
ped.
Willard Fillmore OF Los Angelo
Cal, was in Woodford Saturday. N
Fillmore left Bennington for the we
3S years ago. Fifty years ago
was acquainted with some OF the r.
idents Of Woodford MIR. Fillmor,
father was a cousin OF President III
/ more. He Is passing his vacation
Bennington. his native place, whe
J he had not been for 20 years She
man Thompson accompanied n
Fillmore to Woodford.