The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-10


DR.. Herbert Burgess of Bennington
WIS in Woodford City Monday
Miss Marcia Carpenter has return
ed from visit to Mt. Vernon, N. Y
Myron Vose has moved into the
red house near the foot of the noun
tain.
Billy MERCER passed the week OF
the Fourth with his parents in Ben
nington.
Mrs. Eugene Emory of Troy is
boarding at the home of Mort 5
Knights.
Ray Dinwiddie was at home over
Sunday from the Mt. Hermon, Mass,
high school.
Mrs. Harley Bowles and Mrs. Geo
Harmon of Bennington were in town
driving the Fourth.
Mrs. Rosa La Plante and her daugh
ter, Mrs Antonio Labrainie were IN
Bennington Sunday.
Edward Galipo and party broke
camp Sunday afternoon, after having
a good time. as usual.
Harry Walker and William Puffer
of Bennington passed the Fourth qui-
city fishing in Woodford
Mrs. Edward Adams and son Chas.
were guests Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Bleau of Bennington.
Miss Helen Patchin of Bennington
is at Sunshine cottage with Miss An.
ma c. Park and Mrs Mosher.
Mrs. William S. Pike and children
was at the home of her parents for
four days last week in Bennington.
There was a heavy thunder shower
north and east of us, on Sunday but
not a drop of rain fell in Woodford.
II. f. Wing made a special cannon
for the Fourth. 1t spoke" well at
intervals during the day and evening.
Mrs. Della Duncan and son Wal.
ter and Miss Laura Moon of Benning-
ton were in Woodford and Searsburg
Sunday.
1t seems pleasant to see Judge My
ron II. Woodward. formerly a long
time resident here, driving in town
occasionally.
A few young terpscichoreans attend
ed a dance at the Bennett house near
the red mill the Fourth. William o.
Brien played.
The S7th anniversary of Mrs EN-
lily Higgins birthday was observed
last Monday week. Her health is
much improved.
"Balsam- Border-Lake-View" cottage
which is being constructed by Bug
bee and Evans will be ready for oc-
cupancy next week.
Mrs. Carl Bugbee has returned
from the home Of her parents in
Searsburg. Her father, who has been
seriously i'll, is better.
To one who is, or has been a coun-
try boy, there is something in the air
just now that puts him in mind of the
scent of the early green apple.
John Warden and two young sons
John and James, of Bennington, tried
to keep cool Sunday beneath the
outrageous foliage in Ferndale.
Leslie Weld and Joseph Gore,
young son of the veteran Captain
Ransom o. Gore OF Bennington spent
the day Sunday in Ferndale woods.
William j. Meagher. J. NJ. Ayres
and Elmer Shultz went to Dunville
for brief sojourn. The two latter
put in more time than did the state S
attorney.
Miss Ruth Temple and II. E. Wing
gave a brilliant display of fireworks
the evening of the Fourth at the
home of Edward Estes. Two large
balloons were also sent up.
Edward Mallory and Harry Snow
of Bennington werehere Sunday. This
time the water was too low and
weather conditions too hot for Ed to
capture his usual basket OF trout.
Judge Dan T. Bates of Pownal, a
county supervisor of highways and
engineer Wilson of Washington, ID. c.
were in town last week inspecting
the highways and found them o. X.
Misses Mary f. Stevens and Bertha
A Taylor of North Adams were guests
the Fourth ON Mrs. Edward Adams.
The day was hot and passed without
a shower, the first time in several
years.
Mrs. John Wilson of Bennington.
was recently in Ferndale When a
girl, Miss Lydia Wallens, Mrs. viii
son lived in Woodford and was the
peer of any one with the rifle or rod
and reel
Mrs. James Dinwiddie has been a
week at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Dewey Of Remington.
nursing the children who had the
measles. There are several cases in
this town.
A. X. Bishop and his grandson.
Amos Bishop. attended the funeral
OF Henry Harrington at Searsburg
last week Wednesday. Deceased was
the Oldest resident OF that town. In
terment was in Halifax.
Leon Lanfair of Conway. Mass
who has been working in North Ad-
ans for several months is visiting his
brother George, and their sister. Mrs
Charles Bishop The boys enjoyed
a trolley trip to wililamstown and
return Sunday.
Just listen: Only two days ago a
big snowfall in the Andes mountains
in South America has so blocked traf
iic that the railroad between Valpar.
also and Buenos Ayres will be tied
up for a month. We don't need snou