The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-07-03

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ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Davis of
Searsburg were at j. r. Hathaway's
Saturday.
George Franklin Knapp of Benning-
ton is one of the successful anglers
hereaway.
| Walter Townsend and wife and
son of Bennington were in Woodford
City Sunday.
Rollo Crotto and Charles Hicks of
Bennington were among the Saturday
nightcampers.
Edward Harvey came home from
North Adams Saturday afternoon i'll
with tonsilitis.
Masters Walter HOLSTER and Louis
Hurley of Bennington passed two
days at Bide-a-wee.
Eben Maxwell who has been in the
granite state is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Hagar
Ward Lyons and l.. D. Holton of
| Bennington were successful fisher
| illCh hNlC OhC ods lCIChllJs
Miss Emma Smith of Rutland is
| passing a few days at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Edward Estes.
Miss Leona Greenwood of Benning-
| ton is passing a week with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. Pellerin
Fred Stone has sold a new milch
| COW to George A. Wood and bought
another from Mrs. Eveline Kimball.
| The Fourth will be sane and quiet
here this year. One or two families
will give fireworks in the evening.
| Uncle Stephen Gleason of the Sol
diers Home has been stopping OF the
home of Jesse Bugbee for few days.
A. w. Bassett and Harrison Good
ermote of North Bennington enjoyed
the beauties of nature in town Sun
day.
Leslie Carrier of Bennington walk
ed proudly through Ferndale Satur.
day evening with a basket of fine
trout.
George Temple caught a pickerel
in the city stream. The fish, evident
ly came down from one of the city
ponds.
Harry Meeker of New York City
was a guest on Sunday at Hunters
Rest of Grant l.. Harbour and Chas.
A. Wood
| Mrs. L. f. Mosher OF North Ben
nington will again pass the summer
with Miss Anna c. Park at Cottage
| Sunshine.
Misses Nina Knights and Beulah
Evans and Halliday Evans and Geo.
| Ayres were pedestrianating Sunday
in Ferndale.
| Mrs. Edward Temple who recently
died at her home in Boonville, N. j.,
was cousin OF the Temple brothers
Of Woodford.
Warren Wood Of Bennington is
passing a few days with his brothers,
Charles F. and George w Wood and
other relatives.
Edmund Brown and sons, Earleand
| Clarence, and Lewis Cleveland of
Bennington were among the Sunday
visitors in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright were
guests Saturday night and Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Martha Temple,
Mrs. Wrights grandmother.
DIN Smith stayed in Niverville, n.
Y, Saturday night. He came home
Sunday, riding from Troy in an auto
mobile with Perry Gardner.
Mrs. Nina STARTS of Boston, sister
of the late Ezra Crawford, is pass
ing a vacation at the home of her
uncle, Hon. George w. Knapp.
Mrs. Fred Eddy and children, Mil
dred, Louise and Marjorie, of North
| Bennington, have been guests two
days at the home of her mother, Mrs
Preston Weld.
Frank Keller and Edward Shultz
of Bennington we're guests Of friends
in Woodford City Saturday night. On
Sunday morning they said they were
going to Cohoes.
Misses Charity and Jessie Paddock
Of Bennington, on June IL, went to
Lansing, Mich, for a four weeks Wis
il with relatives. Raymond Paddock
was in Woodford last week with his
father, Fillmore Paddock
Last week at South Petersburg. n
7, Mrs. George w. Knapp attended
the funeral of George Cook. a cousin
Of her son, Leslie Hyde. Deceased
passed away at his home in Williams
town, Mass. but the funeral and in.
terment we're in South Petersburg.
Mrs. Elliot Bishop Of Searsburg
and her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Rey-
nolds and children of Nottingham
were in town last week and cancelled
their visit at the home Of Dennis
Hall. Mrs. Bishops son, because Of
measles.
Fay Vose and wife Of Wilmington
were guests last week of his brother,
MyrOn NOse and family. On Satur-
day the party visited at the battle
monument in Old Bennington, and
other places OF interest
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Dixon OF
Wilmington were in Woodford and
Bennington Sunday They enjoyed
the carriage drive over the mountain
through Searsburg Mr.. Dixon IL
publisher OF the Deerheld Valley