The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-08-14
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fairs.
L. P. Norton has been at Firgrove
cabin for a few days.
The city school will open at the
City" next Monday, Miss Jessie Bur
CESS of Bennington, teacher.
1t is dog day weather again in
earnest.
Miss Mildred Wright of Benning-
ton passed Sunday at the city"
Mrs. C. E. Adams returned Mon
father in Pittsfeld, Mass.
Elder Matthew Madison of Willard,
Utah, and Elder Joseph A. Ander
son of Logan, Utah, were in town
Monday endeavoring to stir up a re-
ligious interest among our people.
Apparently thes Christian gentle
men will accomplish much good
throughout the country. They pay
their own expenses.
Rev. II. A. Durfee of Burlington
was a guest Sunday of Miss Anna c.
Park.
Miss Leona Cook, who has been in
the employ of Mrs. d. NJ. Gleason,
has gone on a vacation to Spring
Grove, Burlington and Underhill for
a month, and when she returns will
be employed by Mrs. l.. p. Norton
of Bennington.
Edward Rooney, Arnold Thompson
and Jesse Dryer of Bennington were
in Ferndale Sunday.
Harry Harlow of Bennington was
in Ferndale Sunday.
Miss Aimee Angus of Hartford,
Conn, is doing ministerial work at
Woodford City chuch Evidently
Miss Angus is an ardent Christian
worker.
Miss Ethel Cutler is at home from
Bennington for a few days.
The social at city hall lasa week
Tuesday evening was grand success
S65 for the church being realized.
Bennington people as we'll as our own
and out of town guests were gener-
Gus as usual. The church received
good lift" Ia Christian spirit.
Dr. Eugene +. Baker and Hon. |
George w. Knapp were in Benning-
ton one day last week,
Jesse Mallory aad Clarence Bishop
were in Troy one day last week, The
latter rode back a good work horse
home which was purchased for y q
formers father.
T. j Mallory was in yyhite
Creek, N. Y, one day last y eek.
Hiram Knapp and AntolS a I.abra.
vie have cut the grass on the Mason
l.. Knapp place.
James r. Hathaway has cut the
grass on the Matters hill.
Mrs. Nellie. Stov q is doing work
a part of the tiv "a for Miss Harriet
Shields "hst @r er the line"
Mrs. VIM. E. Cutler has recover
ed fran tdlte measles.
Mars icy ME Bowles has had sew
e'ti pau spells OF neuralgia of the
lace ieF ely. but is about the same in
other respects Mrs. Bowles does
not walk much.
Jlxhor Pellerin is passing two
eeks vita Louis Bowdoin and son
Napoleon and other relatives in
| Nottingham.
Olin Smith has returned from {
visit in Searshurg.
Earle Wood is cutting the grass
on the Newell farm, formerly known
as the Benjamin Buckley place.
Mrs, Nina Shorts is visiting rela
| tives in South SALISBURY.
Mrs. Julia A. Green has returned
| from "A visit to her sister, Mrs. Dear
| of Adams, and her daughter. Mrs
Whalen of Savoy. Mass.
Fred Roller of Bennington anC
friends are passing a few weeks il
Algie Cutters bungalow
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Davis o
Searsburg and Mrs. Harry Crawford
of the city were in Ferndale VISITING
and berrying Friday
Mrs. Bert Temple has been il
the past week, but is better.
Raymond Higgins. who has bee,
employed by ID. W. Gleason IN hi
store nearly two years, has resigns
and Guy Burgess of Bennington i
his successor,
A neighborhooi basket picnic wi
be held in Bra. ford's grove next FIR
day, the 1911. A good time IS al
sured thoS, who attend.
Eagen' Emory of Troy is paintin
James Higgins house.
William II. Nichols and parry froI
Be anington passed Sunday in town.
Mrs Anna Towne of Benningt n
J passed Saturday night and Sunda
4 with her mother and sister at th
old homestead.
| Mrs. A. O. Edison and son Guy Z
Schenectady. n. Y. who passed ~
weeks at the Mitchell cottage, retur
| ed home Sunday.
| Rev. John Mitchell and wife hay
| returned from their home in Sarat
ga Springs for a months stay at h
| cottage here.
Raymond Higgins was in BENIN
ton Sunday and Monday.
Charles Crawford walked fro
/ Heartwellville via Searsburg Sun ,;
to Bennington. then took the electr
car to North Adams and walk
from there to his home arriving aft
midnight.
The Misses Clara. Angus and Fai
: Bomfoy of Hartford. Conn, a