The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-13
WooDFoRD

Mrs. Mary Harris of Troy was a
guest last week of Mrs. Agnes La
branie.
Miss Emily Smith of Rutland was
a visitor at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Estes from Thursday night I'M
til Monday.
Mrs. James Dinwiddie and son,
Ray, were in Wilmington four days
last week to see John Gleason, Mrs.
Dinwiddie's brother, who is Ill.
Henry Knapp of Bennington was
in town Monday on business.
Harry Walsh of Bennington is in the
employ of Dexter NJ. Gleason.
Wild geese are frustrated and some
flocks are flying back north.
Chilean Lackey of West Cheshire.
Conn, formerly resident of Wood
ford has visited here.
Harry Wright was with his father,
James Wright, Sr., Sunday while Mrs.
Wright visited Mrs. Edward Estes,
her mother.
Mrs. Jennie Bowles is failing and
does not sit up now.
Mrs. Richard Dinwiddie of Benning-
ton passed Sunday with Richards par
ents at Mapledale.
Frank Schenck passed Saturday
and Sunday in Bennington.
Edward Shultz has been a guest of
friends in Savoy, Mass.
Mrs. Generous, who has been house
keeper for Elmer LeRay and son
Clark of Searsburg, has returned to
her home in Bennington.
Louis Sulkan of North Aadms, who
has done some business in the dry
goods line in Woodford for 80 years
was in town again last week. Mr..
Sulkan will soon occupy his new
store in the Tunnel city.
Fred Smith and Miss Margaret Eos
ter of Somerset were married last
Thursday evening by VIM. +. Cutler,
Justice of the Peace.
The Woodford man who bet that
Woodrow Wilson would be elected
president. can now wear his hair on
both sides of his head for six
months, but the loser must wear his
hair and beard the half year without
cut or shave.
George O'Brien of Searsburg was a
weekend visitor at VIM. +. Cutters.
Olin Smith of Searsburg was visi.
tor in Woodford and North Adams a
part of last week.
An after-wedding party was given
Thursday evening at MIR. and Mrs.
Bert Temples for their son Glenn
and bride. There was dancing with
music by Mrs. Clara Adams orgarist
and Edward Vanderburg violinist.
Refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Temple were recipients of few
presents.
James Wright. Sr., who not many
moons ago was in the North Adams
hospital undergoing treatment for a
shock, is now in a critical condition
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
David Wright of Bennington.
An eel washed down the ferndale
stream by the freshet was caught by
II. f. Wing and weighed five lbs.
Mrs. Del Harvey was in Benning-
ton Monday.
Alfred Sorrell of North Adams was
visitor Saturday night and Sunday
at the home of Delavan Harvey.
Robert Smith and son James of
Bennington Falls were in Ferndale
Sunday
George Mallory and wife. former
residents. paid particular respect by
coming from Manchester TO attend
the SSrd anniversary birthday party
for Uncle Hiram Weld. returning
home on the midnight train.
Miss Mary Mallory was a visitor
in Bennington the fore part OF the
week.
George NJ. Temple was in Ben
nington Monday.
Mrs. Willard Rose Of Bennington
was in Ferndale Monday morning.
The residue of Greks, eight in
number. who have been picking ferns
here since Septembr first left Mon
day for their homes in New York.
Mason L. Knapp manufacturer of
rheumatic medicine and Vermont
Nirbirnum, was in North Hoo1ick
Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Temple were
Sunday guests Of Mrs. Dwight At
wood Of Bennington. Mrs. Temples
aunt
Stephen E. Gleason. for more than
50 years business resident Of Wood
ford. and a faithful veteran Of the
civil var, who is now at the Soldiers