The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-03-12
WooOFoRD


Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Bowles is now able to
walk about the house.
J. r. Hathaway recently returned
from visit f. Saratoga.
Mrs. VIM ar who has been
quite Ill, is corrales cent.
Calvin I'.ra Ct North Bennington
is in the G. oloy of d. NJ. Gleason.
Mrs. Eveline X. Stratton was the
guest last week of friends in Fern
dale.
Fred A. Bowles was a guest Sun
day of his sister Mrs. Martha
Temple.
Walling Dewey and Dr. Rollin
Jenny of Bennington were in town
Sunday.
The maple sugar season is near at
hand. Few trees are tapped In
Woodford.
Miss Harriet smith has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Andrew Davis OF
Searsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Chandler OF
Bennington were Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Jennie Bowles.
Mrs. Emma Wood has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Bert
Clifford of Bennington.
Fred Stone passed Saturday night
and Sunday with his son, Edward
and wife of Bennington.
Frank Brooks, who recently had n
finger cut off in ID. M. Gleason's
saw mill is able to work again.
Richard Dinwiddie of Bennington
was at home with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Dinwiddie on Sun
day.
Carroll Stone has been passing a
few days in Searsburg. Mr.. Stone
will soon leave for his home in New
York.
Olin Smith, who was confined to
the house for three weeks by a cut
on his foot with an axe. is working
again.
Mrs. Bessie Wood was guest
from Saturday until Monday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Easton
of Bennington.
Mrs. Julia Green visited at the
home of her son-in-law, Dennis FL
well and daughter Bessie OF Benning.
ton on Sunday.
Mrs. Flora Burbee was guest
from Saturday until Monday of her
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Burgess of Bennington.
Mrs. David Crawford, son Leon,
and daughter Elsie, of the city were
guests Saturday night and Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edw.
Estes.
A. X. Bishop was in Bennington
last week with his bag of spruce
gum. Although he is three score
and 10, Mr.. Bishop is yet hale and
vigorous.
While riding with Bert Temple, T.
j. Mallory was thrown from the
sleigh when going over sharp
knoll, and broke one rib. Mr.. NAL
Tory suffered much pain. but is i'm.
proving. DR.. Ross attends.
Mrs. Edward Brannigan, who for
several years has passed a month or
two in Woodford. at the home of her
mother. the late Mrs. j. r. Hatha-
way. is recovering from a serious
illness at her home in Saratoga.
The following we're elected at the
annual March meeting: Moderator,
S. NJ. Bowles; town clerk and treas
urer. James Dinwiddie: school di
rector for three years. 7. ]. Mallory;
lister for three yearse, George l.
Knapp; lister to fill vacancy caused
by resignation of ]. r. Hathaway.
James Higgins; selectman for three
years. DR.. +. F. Baker; road com
missioner, George W. Wood: poor
master. Edw. Estes; first constable
and collector. George !. Knapp; trus-
tee Of public money, James Higgins:
auditors. Elmer Dinwiddie, Leslie
Hyde, ID. NJ. Gleason; agent to prose
cute and defend suits, the seceltmen;
tax voted. town $3.50, highways so
cents; schools so cents; pound keep
ers, the selectmen. License. drst
class. yes u. no IL: fifth class yes
IL, no IA. Second constable Guy W.
Cutler fence viewers. the selectmen.
The meeting was one Of the warmest
for many years, and the moderator
had 10 drop the gavel several times
for order. but all ended peace AMI
harmony" Hon. Geo. l. Knapp was