The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-05-29
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Z. B. Patterson and wife passed
Sunday at their camp.
Mrs. Mary Smith and son, DIN,
were in Ferndale Sunday.
Robert Mallory was in Salisbury
on business last week.
James Johnson of Bennington is
passing few days in town.
Del Harvey and wife of Benning-
ton were in Ferndale Sunday.
George Bugbee of Bennington pass
ed Sunday in town with relatives.
Martin Cutler of Bennington pass
ed Sunday with relatives in the City.
Lyman Royce of Bennington was in
town Monday evening on business.
Glenn Temple and wife of Benning-
ton were visitors Sunday in Fern
dale.
Mrs. Sears Smith and son, Olin,
Of Bennington visited Sunday in Fern
dale.
Pre-Memorial exercises will be
held in the schools Thursday after
noon.
Grant Harbour and Emory Harris
of Bennington were at Hunters Rest
Sunday
Samuel Noyes and wife were at
their cottage from Saturday until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Vial of Ben
nington were recently driving in
Ferndale
Buell. Cutler was a guest of rela-
tives in the city" from Saturday un-
til Monday.
Harry Middleton of Bennington was
recently in town surveying for Harry
Willoughby.
Mrs. Geo. w. Knapp has returned
from the North Adams hospital i'm
proved in health.
VIM. Puffer and Fayette DEMO had
an enjoyable time at their camp Sat
urday and Sunday.
Joseph Smith and wife of Rutland
are in town, stopping at his sisters,
Mrs Edward Estes.
Hugh Aldrich of Bennington was a
swnger of the line Sunday, on the
Glastonbury branch.
Oak logs are being hauled from
Colgate's, Bennington, to The Wood
ford Lumber Co.'S mill
The government engineers were
here Monday getting the highway in
line for the iron bridge,
Miss Edna Dinwiddie was a week
end and Sunday guest OF Mrs. Ar
thur Cutler OF Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bugbee and
son, Perry, visited Mrs. Bugbees par
ents. Sunday in Searsburg.
Merritt Burnham and wife and Mrs
Harry Sharpe of Bennington were
driving Sunday in Ferndale.
Leslie Hyde has returned from No.
mother, Mrs. Knapp, was in the hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Sawyer of
Bennington are occupying Miss An
ma c, Parks cottage, Sunshine, for
one month.
Amos Aldrich of Bennington spent
the past week with his grandmother,
Mrs Amos Aldrich. and sister, Mrs.
Janet Harbour.
Chas. Langdon and brother, and Pc
ter Galipo and sons are building
summer cottage for themselves on
Mark Harbours land.
Edward Estes is grand juror, and
VIM. f. Cutler petit juror for June
term of county court. which convenes
at Manchester. first Wednesday proX-
limo.
Richard Dinwiddie is enjoying
farm work on his fathers place in
Ausley. Nebr, and thinks he will
have his wife and child come there in
the fall.
Geo. and VIM. Biddle, who have
been visiting their sister Mrs. Cliff
ford Roberts of North Bennington,
we're in town Monday, returning to
their home in Searsburg,
Harry Wright has moved into one
part of James Hathaway's house. For
a few days, Mrs. Wright and infant
son, Gordon, are stopping with her
grandmother Mrs. Edward Temple,
Mrs. Mary ]. Scott and three sis
tiers. Mrs Clark, Mrs MORE and Miss
Carrie Breszell, of Douglaston. l.. l.,
n. Y, have arrived and will pass the
summer in VIM. Knapp's house,
where they have passed season be-
fore.
That thievish band of Brazilian
gypsies, driven out of Bennington,
passed through town Sunday. They
tried to tell fortunes. at which they
did not succeed, but they did manage
to steal small sums of money. The
matter was taken in hand by several
in Woodford and Bennington officers.
Monday Deputy Sheriff Perry Gard
ner. with his auto, accompanied by
Second Constable Guy w. Cutler.
Amos Aldrich and Hiram Knapp. fol
lowed the "Nomasls," over-taking
them in Marlboro. They gave S20 TO
the officers, rather than have further
trouble. From this Hiram Knapp
was paid SO. amount stolen from him
by them on Sunday, and sl.S5 for gro
ceries. II was the most brigandish
party ever known to pass through