The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-04-10
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J. R. Hathaway who has been quite
i'll. is better.
Mrs. George l. Knapp was in Ben
nington Monday.
Miss Anna c. Park will soon open
her cottage Sunshine"
Robert Smith of Bennington Falls
visited Sunday in Ferndale.
Frank Boynton recently returned
from a visit In North Adams.
Frank Hasar passed SATURDAY
night and Sunday IN Ferndals.
Therewere two inches of new snow
on the ground Monday morning
Leslie Weld of Benninton visited
relatives and friends Sunday in Fern
dale.
Hon. John Rooney Of Bennington
made a pleasant call Sunday In Fern.
dale.
Fred Stone passed Saturday night
and Sunday with his son, Edward of
Bennington.
Earle Wood, our new road commits
sioner, is getting into line prepare
| tory for business.
Mrs. Julia Green is at her home
in Pownal for two weeks to see to
her business there.
Maurice Wall and Elmer Shultz of
Bennington passed Saturday night
and Sunday in Dunville.
Mrs. Emily Higgins, an octogenar
ian, plus several years, was the re-
cipient of lovely Easter cards.
Mrs. Mary Smith of Searsburg has
recovered from an illness and is
working again for Mrs. ]. r. Hatha-
way.
Jack Leary of Lebanon, Pa, who
has been working on the big dam in
Somerset, is in Woodford and Ben
nington for a few days.
William r. Cutler has moved his
family out from Little Pond, where
he kept boarding house on a lum-
Der job during the winter.
Mrs. Edward Temple and sons and
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hall and chill
dren passed Easter Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Temple.
Herbert H. Harmon who recently
died at his home in Bennington was
known by many in Woodford for
many years and was always respect
ed.
The long foot bridge opposite the
Woodford Lumber Cos mill, across
the river to LOafmore was taken
away by the high water Sunday eve
ming.
Several sportsmen were shut in al
Dunville Sunday night because of the
high water, among them being the
old timer George Gregg. But George
enjoyed it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer lockwood OIL
Bennington were driving Sunday II
Ferndale. Back in the 70's Mr.. Rocl
wood was pupil OF the writer in &
Bennington school.
The schools opened the first Mon
day in April. Miss Georgiana Pen
dleton of Benninton teaches in Fern
dale, and Miss Marguerite Marns O
Fair Haven in the City.
The Ladies' Aid society met OF
| Tuesday afternoon at the home o
Mrs George A. Wood. The week.!
! meetings Of the circle are very pleas
p ant, and the church is benefited
J thereby.
At a caucus held Saturday after
noon James Dinwiddie was elected
delegate to the district convention a
Burlington, Tuesday and the stat
convention at Montpelier, Wednes
day. He is unpledged
Mrs. Sarah Mallory has fnlshe,
working for Miss Juliette Stanton,
of Old Bennington, and for a Will
will be at the home Of her sister
Mrs. Fred Wood of Bennington an,
at her home in Woodford, alternate
ly.
The weather on Easter Sunday Vi
} TO past mid afternoon. was lovely an,
4 ladies had a favorable opportunit,
to exhibit their new hats! Towart
! night II began to rain, and poured IN
til seven in the evening, then II snow
ed.
Lyman X. Bowles is giving excel
lent satisfaction to Messrs Potte
and Son, Stephentown, N. Y, Il
1 whose employ he has been for NOR
than year. The Messrs Potter ar
leading business men OF their town
being dealers In lumber phosphates
etc, on a large scale.
I Mr. and Mrs. Carl T.. Bugbee VIII
I were married March l6 at the Meth
II odist parsonage in Bennington, b,
L the Rev. 7. l.. Dow, contemplate con
menclng house keeping before man
moons have fulled Everybody ey
4 tends congratulations and wish ther
prosperity and happiness.
| The tenth anniversary Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Bert Temples marriage wa
4 observed Tuesday evening. Their
! was large company present. Their
were music and refreshments an
many tin presents. Several frol
. Bennington were there. The ham
!. occasion was a complete surprise
y Mr.. Temple.
4 5. NJ Bowles returned last wee
= from business and pleasure ri
= to Stephentown. N. Y. with hea
4 quarters at the home of Mr. and MI
= Lyman X. Bowles. He appreciate
!, the fact that while he was gone u
J. people In several towns enQulred 7,
= Woodford items. II means MOI
Z than little, sometimes, when one
| missed