The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-06-25
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Mrs. James Bowles is visiting
friends in Woodford city.
Mrs. Rosa Plante of Bennington
was in Ferndale Sunday and Monday.
T.. J. Mallory was business visi-
tor last week in White Creek, N. Y.
r.. ]. Mallory has one of the larg-
est and best fields OF potatoes In
town
Mrs. t. ]. Mallory was recent
guest at Houlihans hotel, White
Creek.
Amos Aldrich of Benning-
Sunday.
Alfred Harbour of Bennington was
among the many visitors in town
Sunday
Edw. L. Stone of Bennington
swung the rod nearly all day here
Saturday.
Mrs. r. J. Mallory attended the
meeting of the Pomona Grange at
Stamford last week.
Thomas Rogers returned Sunday
from North Bennington where he
stayed Saturday night.
A cotillion party at Richard Rum
boldt's Saturday evening was re-
ported as quite enjoyable.
Jesse Mallory, Grant Harbour and
Emory S. Harris had a trout dinner
Sunday at Hunters Rest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Temple of Ben
nington were Saturday night and
Sunday guests of his parents.
Miss Abbie Mallory has returned
from New York city and is now Wis
iting in Bennington and Woodford.
Myron Vose returned Thursday
from a visit to his wife and child at
the home of her mother in Connect
cut.
John Briggs of Bennington was in
town Sunday. Many years ago Mr..
Briggs lived in Woodford and Sears
burg.
Mrs. George w. Knapp was a guest
last week at the home of Mrs. Jen-
ME Bowles. Mrs. KNAPP is improved
in health.
Mrs. Fred Wood of Bennington
was a guest Saturday night and
Sunday at the home of P. U. Weld
and Earl Wood.
It isn't always best for one to be
sure he is right. The other day a
boy was counting ducks and thought
they were chickens.
Rev. Geo. MAR, who preached here
two years ago will be pastor of the
Union Christian church again this
summer. First services were held
last Sunday.
Floyd Livingston, who has been in
the Albany city hospital several
months undergoing treatment for
rheumatism has returned. He is
very lame yet
Mrs. VIM. Mallory and son Robert
were in North Adams Friday for an
operation to be performed on the
latter's young son Willie. They re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Harbour and
Mrs. Anna Towne of Bennington
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Amos
Aldrich and Mrs. Janet Harbour.
They also called on their old friend
Hiram Knapp.
The pyramid of oval and square
stone in T. j. Mallory's front yard
constructed by f. Schenck is an orna
ment that could not be put together
by every one. Frank is a natural
genius, anyhow.
Last Thursday was Mrs Preston
n. Yields birthday. Her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Eddy of North Bennington
IN lam Nfro Larla
Wood visited her that day. The oc-
casion was very pleasant.
While doing chores Mrs. Amos Al
drich was hit in the face by horn
of one of her cows, by which quite
wound was inflicted. Mrs. Aldrich
is nearly an octogenarian and does
not work out of doors only by choice
Many teams and autos from Ben
nington and other places were here
Sunday. OF the latter ii was esti- |
mated that there were 40 or more |
filled with pleasure seekers. OF
pedestrians there was also large |
number.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Niles and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Stephen Tabor of White |
Creek, n. Y, and Clarence Mozart |
of Eagle Bridge. N. Y, were guests |
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. NAL |
lory In the afternoon the party en- |
joyed family picnic at L'Oafmire.
Ishmael Waite, End, and Newman
Elwell, End, of Bennington, 10 years
old boys, passed one night by the side
of a trout stream on the mountain.
Nothing frightened them but the
hooting of owls and cajucking OF
frogs and toads. They caught fair
messes of trout.
We were in error last week in say
ing that it was three old bears and
cubs that kept the two New York
city young men all night in a cabin
on Beaver meadows. IL was only
one old bear and two cubs and prob
ably they were not outside the cabin
nine minutes. The boys say they
were not used TO country life. Hard
ly think they would do TO go to Afri-
ca with the Colonel.
Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. and
Mrs Bowles adopted little girl
three years old from the Orphans
home, Albany, N Y. Last week
Mrs Bowles received word Of the
safe arrival of their daughter to the
home of her sister, Mrs. Harry Cor
nell, Binghamton, N. Y, whom she
is visiting. II was only recently |
that Ida, the young woman, who is
now 25 years old, learned that she
had sister. A correspondence be-
tween the two began sometime ago, |
and now Miss Bowle's is making the
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