The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-05-22

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Ed. L. Stone of Bennington was in
Ferndale Saturday afternoon on bust
ness.
Jesse Mallory and Glenn Temple
we're in White Creek, N. Y, last
week.
Fruit trees are blossoming. Hill
sides are bedecked with shad plum
blossoms.
Clarence and Roy Weld of Benning-
ton passed Sunday with relatives in
Ferndale.
The plaintive notes of the whip
poor-will are again heard evenings
in Ferndale.
Mrs. Earle Howard and children
of Bennington were recently driving
in Ferndale.
Forrest Hagar has been visiting
relatives and friends in Bennington
and other places.
The weather Monday was almost
cool enough for snow. Rain fell at
intervals during the day
Ira Puffer and Eugene Wattles
we're among the Benningtonians who
passed Sunday in Ferndale.
Warwick Carpenter is building a.
bungalow near the Carpenter house,
which he will also use for a studio.
Elmer Shultz, Maurice Wall and
Dewey Jenney passed Saturday night
and Sunday at their camp in Dunn
Vile.
Fred Bowles visited his sister,
Mrs. Henry Burgess of Bennington
Sunday. Mrs. Burgess is quite
feeble.
Mrs. Julia Green has been with her
daughter, Mrs. Dennis Elwell of Ben
nington, who is very i'll, portion OF
the week.
Edward Belknap and George Bid
die of Searsburg, who had been in
Bennington, were in Ferndale Satur-
day evening.
John Reed of Williamstown, Mass,
again has his portable mill in opera
ton and is saving A. j. Dewey's
stock of logs
Mrs. Arthur ]. Dewey of Benning-
ton was at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwiddie, sun
day afternoon.
Miss Carrie Bssell and three sist-
ers of Douglaston. l., l., are occupy
ing Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Knapp's
house for the summer.
The Ladies Aid society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. John Bel
rose. Mr. Belrose has made repairs
on his house. and built new piazza
in front.
Leon Percy OF Bennington was in
town Sunday. Leon is as full OF
push, vim and vigor as when he did
business in town dozen years or
more ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam. Noyes, Miss
Bertha Dietz and Chas. Talbot OF
Bennington passed Saturday night
and Sunday at their Mountain View
Camp.
Rev. John Mitchell OF Saratoga
preached an able sermon in the
Union church. Sunday, from the text;
Jesus Christ the same yesterday
today and forever
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bugbee and Ell
mer Dinwiddie and Miss Margaret
| Mo-, ,,.a.a Cundav optaoto of Mr.
and Mrs. Byron LeRay OF Searsburg
Mrs. Bugbee's parents.
| The Empire comedy company had
a packed house in city" hall Mon
day evening and gave pleasing en-
tertainment On Tuesday the com
pany went to Stamford.
Mrs. Henry Johnson and grandson
Harry Smith of Rutland were guests
from Friday night pntil Tuesday al
4 the home of Mrs. Edward Estes
Mrs. Johnson's daughter.
Taft also is showing some facility
in the vocabulary of vituperation
but he is still far behind in this re
spect with his chief rival for the
presidential nomination. Certainly
historical reading OF great moment
will come from this campaign.
Edward ]. Han and Fred Sexton OF
Bennington recently enjoyed n trout
ing bout in town, going around Wis
the Messrs Blake TO the old Mar
shall mill pond, and fishing down the
Dunnville stream, arriving in Fern
dale In the evening where they had
an enjoyable visit of an hour ant
then continued hiking to their homes
in Bennington.
George w. Turner has arrived a
his place of business ut BLUM
Utah. On his way home Georg,
stopped three weeks with sister II
Poestenkill, n. Y. and two weeks a
the home OF Mrs Bartholomew II
Chicago. sister OF Harry Fraden
burgh. Not only is Mr.. Turner inter
ested in mining operations at Bluff
but also owns large number o
shares in the Brodie Gold Reduction
Co, of Cripple Creek. Colorado
George was formerly Woodfor'
boy
r. w. Danforth, 166 Main st. Con
cord, tried many remedies for kldne!
trouble. but they did not cure him
Then he saw an advertisement o
Foley Kidney ; ills, and began TAX
ing them. IN short ume com
menced to Get letter. the pains lcf
my back, tho action OF the kidney
was free aud natural. and the scald
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