The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-30
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Mrs. j. w. Hyde has returned tc
Manchester.
e. e. Bottum of Bennington was
in town Sunday.
Edward Belknap of Searsburg was
in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Harbour were
in Bennington Sunday.
Vegetation is coming forward. but
there will be snow flakes in May.
Miss Harriet Smith has returned
from a weeks visit In Riversille, N
Harry Wright of the city passed
Sunday and Monday with his wife in
Ferndale.
Government highway inspector VII
son has been in town looking over
the highway.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Higgins have
moved from Bennington to the home
of his parents.
R. S. Drysdale and family of Ben
nington were among the drivers in
Ferndale Sunday.
GuW dIQ II. OlOHo VI
was at the home of his parents, Sun
day, in Ferndale.
Mrs. Harry Wright of the city is
stopping a while with her mother,
Mrs. Edward Estes.
Mrs. David Crawford has come to
live with her children in the DR..
Sanche house in Ferndale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shultz of Ben
nington were Saturday night and Sun
day guests of relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Temple OF
Bennington visited relatives in Fern
dale from Friday until Monday.
George Cotton and Mrs. Henry
Knights of Bennington, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. David Crawford
Thomas Rogers, who sustained an
injury to his ankle more than four
weeks ago is still unable to be about.
Eugene Briggs of Bennington has
leased the Newell farm in the eastern
part of the town and moved thereon.
Amos Aldrich of Bennington is
doing plumbing and carpenter work
for his grandmother, Mrs. Amos AL.
drich.
James A. Anthony of Pittsfeld
Mass, is here to pass the summer at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. +
Adams.
Flank Boynton, has returned from
visit of several days in North Ad
ans and Heartwellville, and is how
in the employ of d. M. Gleason.
Silas Harbour of Bennington and
Amos Aldrich were Sunday guests OF
their grandmother Mrs. Amos AL
drich, and aunt Mrs. Janet Harbour
Fred Hamburg of Cheshire, Mass.
who has been working three months
on the big dam in Somerset has
been in Woodford and Bennington a
few days.
Clarence j. Holden of Bennington
was in town Monday and Tuesday in
his auto. Mr.. Holden and H. e
Wing made fairly good catches OF
trout on different streams.
While unloading stone at the iron
bridge fair sized rock fell on the
left leg of Fred Stone causing ser
ious bruise below the knee which
confines him to the house several
days.
Dennis Elwell, Mrs. John Waite
Nelson Rose and Miss Bessie Elwell
of Bennington were in Ferndale Sun.
day. Dennis Elwell formerly lived
in Woodford and had not been here
before for 25 wears.
Mrs. Jennie Bowles, who has been
confined to the house by infirmities
nearly two years, is passing a few
days with friends in Bennington
Falls and hopes to be able to extend
the visit to Cambridge.
Thirty couples attended the cotil
lion party at Bert Temples Friday
evening. More than one half Of
them were auto parties from Ben
nilgton. A good time was enjoyed
until 1870 Saturday morning. Dele
van Harvey played the violin. Re
freshments were served.
Accompanied by Mrs. George I
Knapp, George w. Knapp went t.
North Adams Saturday to see hi.
wife, who is in the hospital there un
dergoing treatment for internal tn
NOR. Mrs. Knapp is doing well. Hell
son Leslie Hyde is staying in NORTH
Adams during treatment of his
mother.