The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-08-27
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than expected.
James Rooney OF Bennington was
in town Saturday.
Robert Smith of Bennington Falls
was here Sunday.
Hon. George w. Knapp was in
Bennington Monday.
The notes OF the blue jay indicate
that autumn is coming.
Mrs Bert Temple was troubled
with neuralgia, Monday.
| VIM. Bushee, Sr., of Bennington
was in Ferndale Sunday.
Edward Grover of Savoy, Mass, is
| here again to pick ferns.
Thomas Collins of Hinsdale, Mass,
is here again to pick ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. TOGO of New York
city are at Camp Comfort.
Guy W. Cutler attended the ball
game Sunday at Bennington.
Hon. o. M. Barber and family
! were at their cottage Sunday.
VIM. E. Blake of Bennington was
! in town Tuesday on business.
John Rooney of Bennington called
on friends in Ferndale Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stone of Ben
| nington were in Ferndale Sunday.
Hon. A. j. Dewey and family of
bennington were at Mapledale Sun
day.
A large number Of blackberry pick
ers have beerf in town the past feo
days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Smith have moved
from the city into Mark Harbour's
house,
Mr.. and Mrs. Delevan Harvey of
Bennington were at their place here
Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie Weld of Bennington
was a guest of relatives Sunday in
Ferndale.
Arthur j. Dewey and son Charles
of Bennington were in Mapledale
Saturday.
Mrs. F. e. Baker has returned
from Heath, Mass, her fathers sum-
mer home.
VIM. r. Cutler has moved his fam
lily from Mark Harbour's house back
TO the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knapp of Ar
lington were guests OF relatives and
friends Sunday.
Herbert Smith of Manchester and
Mr.. Anderson OF Bennington were in
Ferndale Sunday.
A party of terpsichoreans had
pleasant time at the Sanche house,
Saturday evening.
Joseph Barlow and family of Ben
nington have moved to the red mill
district to pick ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Mallory stayed
at their L'Oafmore cottage several OF
the recent hot days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Johnson of Ar
lington are with Miss Mary Mallory
few days at the old homestead.
Martin Green of Coleville. near the
Bennington aud Pownal line, passed
the day Monday in town, blackberry
ing.
Mrs. George w. Knapp and Mrs.
NJ. S. Knights were in North Adams
last Thursday, returning home Fri
day.
Henry r. Ryder has concluded not
to return to Rutland at present, but
will stay in town during the forming
season.
Miss Adelaide Newton OF Benning-
ton has been passing several days
with Mrs. Nina Temple and Mrs.
Addie Knapp.
ID. NJ Gleason lost a valuable work
horse Saturday. 1t was one of a
team formerly owned by the late
David Crawford
David Moore OF Bennington, is
making an occasional trip TO Wood
ford, which is pleasant for him and
the people here.
Fred Eddy of North Bennington
was a Sunday guest OF Preston Weld
and Earle Wood. Mrs. Eddy was
here one day last week.
Rev. Elmer Mckee OF Bennington
gave another interesting sermon
Sunday afternoon. Mrs. VIM.
Shields presided at the organ.
Charles Wright, who is Ill, and
has been living with his brother,
Harry Wright, has gone to Benning-
ton to live with his brother James.
Horatio Trombly of Arlington has
been in town again, bright as lark,
with his little red wagon. Mr.. \
Trombly is a happy man at 81 years.
OF age
Edward Shultz passed Saturday,
night at his home in Bennington. 4
This week Ed. is plotting New York.
gentlemen through the forests, who
are here for pleasure.
II is requested that owners of dogs
will see that they are muzzled at
once. Several persons have been
bitten in Bennington recently.
Please attend To this at once.
Misses Clara Angus. Ethel Burr /
and Margaret Outing, who have
been occupying Miss Anna c. Parks
log cabin two weeks, returned Mon
day to their homes in Connecticut.
Marshall Whalen and family Of Sa-
voy. Mass. are occupying one of the
houses at the red mill for the fern
ing season. Mrs. Whalen visited her
mother. Mrs. Julia Green, Ferndale,