The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-11
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Ing.
George w. Knapp was in Benning-
ton Monday.
Fred Bowles has been in Pownal
on business.
Clark LeRay of Searsburg has
been in town.
]. R. Hathaway was in Williams
town Saturday.
Frank Schenck enjoyed vacation
in Bennington last week.
Hartland a,ElweL 10 engaged as
teanster for T. J. Mallory.
Andrew Davis and wife of Sears
burg were in town last week.
Mrs. Edward Adams of Benning-
ton visited Sunday in Ferndale.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Edward L. Stone of
Bennington visited Sunday in Fern
dale.
E. Walling Dewey of Bennington
passed last week at his Woodford
| wigwam.
Mrs. Julia Green was at her home
| in North Pownal from Saturday I'M
til Monday.
Mrs. John Belrose and young son
John have been visiting relatives in
Bennington.
| l.. H. Woodward and Peter Har-
rington of Bennington were in Fern
dale Saturday.
A. K. Bishop passed Sunday night
at his daughters Mrs. Del Harvey,
of Bennington.
E. Pellerin has been several days
with his brother Frank of Benning-
ton, who is i'll.
The Weather prophet here insists
that there will be a frost in every
month of 1913.
James Higgins and wife were
guests two days of II. ]. Bugbee and
wife of Bennington.
Mrs Martha Temple and son Will
liam of the Junction were visitor.
Sunday in Ferndale.
Elmer Shultz and Maurice Wall
were at their Dunville camp Satur-
day night and Sunday.
A number from here attended a
dance at Eugene Briggs, near the
Searsburg line, Friday night.
Mrs. George Mallory of Manches-
| ter, accompanied by Mrs. James
Johnson was in town Monday.
Harley Bowles, who has been pass
ing few days at his home in Ben.
nington, has returned to his lumber
business in Mendon.
1 George Mallory and wife of Man
chester, formerly of Woodford, pass
ed Memorial day in Wilmington with
Mr.. Mallory's relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Patterson
4 and guests Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Z.
Hawks and guests passed Sunday
and Monday at the Itsuitsus cottage,
Frank LeRay of Searsburg has
been the guest of his sister Mrs.
Carl Bugbee. The young man is not
yet IL years old, but weighs 245
/ lbs.
The report that Orrin R. Hill hao
/ died from effects of shock at VIII
Jamestown, Mass, was proven false
when Mr.. Hill came to town Satur.
day evening.
While fishing on a stream near his
home in Stephentown, ~ Y, Lyman
Bowles found dead man in a pool
Mr.. Bowles quickly reported his dis
covery. 1t was found that the man
had had fit and fell into the water
and drowned.
L Sayre Mcleod. a New York city
lawyer passing the summer in ole
Bennington, was in Woo fdordfihsir
! Bennington. was in Woodford fish
ing last week. The attorney was
alone and lost his hat on swift
running stream. He walked home
four miles bareheaded.
Eugene Hope and George A. Clarl
of New York city while fishing OF
the Beaver meadow brook were fol
lowed by three old bears and two
cubs. They sought refuge in
cabin where the bruin family KEEP
them over night. Next morning
they were rescued by a party from
: the city.
George w. Turner writes agar
from Bluff, Utah that they are still
drilling for oil and lots of it. Geo
says that as soon as he makes
money enough he is coming east L
live again. He liked Woodford Al
years ago and wants to get bach
here again. and we would all bt
glad to have him.
II Mrs. Sarah Mallory and James
! Johnson were married at Bennington
last Friday by Rev. p L. Dow. Fol
short honeymoon trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson went to Manchester
for a few days. At present Mr.
johnson is working in Arlington
and the bride is boarding with Mr.
and Mrs. George Mallory of Man
, chester.
Black berries are in bloom. II
would seem that this is earlier thar
in the long ago for this berry. The
snow has not been gone long, anC
within three months will come again
Thus the years are passing by
Strawberries are ripe in the lower
: part of the town. The frosts anG
cold weather have a hard time baf
fling with nature.