The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-02-21
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e. n. Mattiaon OF Bennington is
hare snss week with fsh and Sys.
tars.
Patrick seully Of the west part Of
Bennington has been In town on bus
mess,
Mrs. Dennis Pratt of Bennington
was a guest Saturday Of Mrs. Nellie
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Temple passed
Sunday at the home of his mother and
brothers.
Charles Mallory has finished work
ing in Pownal and is driving team for
T. ]. Mallory
Mrs. Rosa La Piante and daughter,
Mrs Agnes Labranie were in Benning
ton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Semilitzsky
and children of Bennington were In
Ferndale Sunday.
a few persons from this place saw
Mutt and JEFF Monday evening at
the Bennington opera house
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Firth and
children of Bennington enjoyed a
sleigh ride in Ferndale Sunday.
The Messrs LeRay of Searsburg
are hauling a new stock of birch logs
from Searsburg TO North Bennington.
Arthur Davis of Somerset was in
Woodford last Friday. He was de-
tanned one day in Bennington by a
sick horse.
Sleighing is getting thin near the
Bennington line. No doubt 1t will
hold on for several weeks in the up
per precincts.
Mrs. Albert Shultz of Bennington
and Miss Marguerite Marns of Fair
Haven are guests of Mrs. James Din
widdie for one week.
Richard Humboldt and wife have
moved from the red mill district to
Mrs Amos Aldrich's house on the
Camp Comfort road.
Fred Stone was guest of his son
Edward and wife Saturday night at
Bennington. On Sunday Mr. and
Mrs. Stone visited IN Ferndale.
Mason l.. Knapp is making a new
supply of his medicine for rheumatics
which alleviates the suffering OF
those afflicted with this malady.
Hon. Herman Bugbee OF Bennlng
ton recently lost valuable horse.
The weather lately would start ma
pie sap in the middle Of the day.
| The town officials are settling ac
counts at the clerks Office. 1t is safe
to say now that the town debt has
been decreased a thousand dollars the
past year.
George Gregg Of Bennington, ct ais
have been utilizing the good sleigh
ing by hauling big loads Of lumber
from Woodford City. George appears
as young as ever.
Two new teams from the Colgate
farm, Old Bennington, have been haul
ing Eastwood logs cut on Mount An
thony to the Woodford Lumber Co;
mill 10 De sawed into lumber.
Miss Dora Davis of Searsburg Wis
tied one day at the home of ]. r
Hathaway. Miss Harriet Smith ac
companied Miss Davis home to visi
at the home of her sister, Mrs. An
, drew Davis.
Last March T. ]. Mallory shot {
silver gray fox which measured foul
feet from tip of its nose to end of III
tall Last week Mrs. Mallory wal
| the recipient of the skin of ReynarC
from Gloversville, ~ Y, where II hat
been elegantly mounted. 1t makes |
beautiful rug.
We have received a copy OF TIL,
Editor and Publisher and Journalist o
New York City containing fine like
ness OF Carleton G. Garretson, VIII,
taught school at Woodford City II
5 the autumn of 1897 and who also be
{ gan the spring term of '9S, but resign
ed to enlist in the Spanish-Americal
!. war, and the writer of this complete,
the term. After the close OF the wa
4 Mr.. Garretson was graduated iron
!. Williams college In 1901 and the
|. went to the state OF Washington
= where he owned and operated 81
weekly newspapers. In addition h
wrote editorials and articles for III
Tacoma Daily News. In 1908 he r,
turned East and became advertiser
manager Of the Eaton, Crane & Pix
/ Stationery Co., OF Pittsheld. Tw
years later he became second vic
president of the Foster Debervolse A,
vertising Agency OF New York. TIL
| call Of the newspaper field brougl
| Mr.. Garretson back to his first low
| and for seven months he wrote funn
/ stuff for the New York Globe, at III
| end of which time John A. Sleiche
| president of the Leslie-Judge Co., II
l vited him to become news editor {
| Leslie's Weekly and contributing Q,
| ltor of Judge. When J. NJ Lee r.
J signed as editor OF the latter public,
| ton to devote himself to the Depar
/ ment of Journalism at New York I'm
l versity, Mr.. Garretson was appointe
/ his successor and he has now assur
ed full editorial management {
Judge. That Mr.. Sleicher has mac
no mistake in his selection is Il
opinion of many journalists an
scores of popular individuals. Care
son has many friends and acquai
l ces In Woodford, Bennington al
, Pownal, who congratulate him on h
great success, and In time expect hi
: to come up higher, as he is yet
young man.