The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-17
WooDFoRD

Jesse Smith returned from Sears
burg, Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Bowles is troubled
with neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delevan Harvey were
in Bennington Sunday.
Frank Schenck has been passing
few days in Bennington. y
Harley Bowles of Bennington and
Mendon was in town Sunday.
Frank Hagar passed Saturday
night and Sunday in Bennington.
Mamie Stevens has gone to North
Adams to work in the Wilson house.
Harry Knapp of Bennington was
among the Sunday Ferndale drivers.
Walter Harvey has a position of
working nights in Coopers mill, Ben
nington.
Henry Watson of Troy passed Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
E. Adams.
Mrs ]. w. Hyde of Manchester is,
here with Mrs. George w. Knapp,
who is i'll.
Mrs. VIM. e. Hawks and mother
of Bennington were driving Sunday
in Ferndale.
Miss Esther Cutler of the city is in
the employ of her aunt, Mrs. VIM. E.
Cutler of Ferndale.
Mr. Douglass and the Misses Mat
tison of Bennington were among the
Ferndale visitors Sunday.
Henry r. Ryder, formerly a resi-
dent OF Woodford, has employment
at the Bardwell house, Rutland.
Ernest Brown and Miss Geneva
Ryder of Bennington were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Wood,
Miss Bertha Taylor of New York.
who was a guest Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Adams, is now in North Adams.
Miss Margaret Brannigan of Sara
toga Springs is stopping two weeks
with her grandfather. j. r. Hatha-
way.
Hon George w. Knapp is afflicted
with appendicitis. 1t Is not decided
yet whether he will be taken to a
hospital or not.
Richard Humboldt, an employee of
the Bennington Scale Co., while
grinding castings got small bits of
emory in his eyes.
Davis Love, who died recently at
his home in Dennis, Mass, was
student with your correspondent at
Burr and Burton seminary, Manches
ter, in the '70s.
Mrs. James Wright of Bennington
who is undergoing treatment for can
Ger in a Troy hospital, is reported
as doing we'll Her two children arc
with their aunt, Mrs. Frank Boynton
of Woodford City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Pike and
children, Willie and Roy, have re-
turned from Philadelphia, Pa, Sche-
nectady, n. Y, Springfield, Worcester
and Wilbraham, Mass, where they
passed the winter since last fall.
Quite a number were out bright
and early Tuesday morning swinging
the line for trout. II. Il. Wing
brought in eight good trout before
six o'clock and trout breakfast was
served. There has been several fair
catches although the water is high
and cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Temple passed
Sunday with his parents. They
have employment in Bennington, the
former a teamster for the futile Co.,
( and the latter is an employee in the
collar shop They make their home
at Mrs. Temples aunts'. Mrs. Dwight
! Atwood of North street.
Miss Mary Seymour. teacher in
Ferndale is now boarding at Mr.. and
| Mrs. George Harmon's, Just over the
line in Bennington. Miss Elizabeth
Duell, who taught here a few years
ago. and also made her home at Mrs
Harmon's. is now governess in a
high school at Carrollton, H.
April 9th, the 4Sth anniversary OF
| Lees surrender to Gen. Grant at Ap
pomattox court house, Virginia, was
frequently spoken of by veterans OF
the civil war and others during the
day. The late veteran Charles
Bowles never let the. day go by
without making special mention OF
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