The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-11-15

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Perry Peltier was granted leave OF
F, few hours absence from duty at
| Watervliet and was at his home on
| Saturday and part of Sunday His
| young friends rendered him rousing
reception at the Hall Saturday even
| ing
Ten students from Dorset are at
tending Burr and Burton seminary
! this term--Dorothy Crandall. Doro-
thy Kelley, Howard Lee, Theresa
Judd, Winifred Manley, Ellen Pad
dock, Elsie Seymour. Wavie Streeter,
and Evelyn Tiff. There are also q
number enrolled from South and East
| Dorset.
Elmer Harwood motored to Shafts
bury and Bennington last Sunday in
| his new Overland He was accom-
| panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Tow
| sley and Mr.. and Mrs. Plinn Ladd,
who called on several of their
friends and were dinner guests at the
home of Forrest Montgomery in
| Salisbury. @
Mr. and Mrs. O. j. Maigne of Rut-
land (and New York; limousined to
Dorset Sunday At their fine farm
| home in Vermont specially has
been made of Jersey cattle. and choice
utility poultry. For the latter Mr.
Maigne placed an order for spring de-
livery from the stock of Clifton Kent
of the West road.
The statement that there were for
fu.fntr uae MT n m w nd
! incredible but having called the roll,
| the report is verified Coming north
on the West road, the residence of
| Edwin Lefevre, (the renowned writ
| err and the neighboring cottage are
| first noticed Next is the capacious
bungalow purchased last summer by
| r. L. Lockwood, inventor Then on
| the corner of the Hill road stands the
home of Wallace Fahnestock, artist,
and Mrs Fahnestock, author, both of
whom are now somewhere in France
on errands of mercy. Westward on
the hill is the house owned by Miss
Wood of New York. The summer cot
tage of Rev. Owen Gates OF Cam
bridge, Mass, is now closed Apple
croft cottage and Applecroft, both
owned by Robert Binkered noted
member of the Republican Club of
New York, "Westacres home of
Mrs. Lydia Crane, the MacCartee cot
tage. owned by New Workers, the
home OF DR. Herrick of Chicago, and
that of DR.. Chaplin of New York COM
pletes the West road list with the ex-
ception of the shacks of Harry Brig
ham of New York near the Ledges
and those of Dr. Reynolds of Albany
and Dr. Pearce of Philadelphia. both
on the Charles Kent estate. North
ward from the Prentiss home, vacat-
ed for winter, is the magnificent resi-
dence of Harry Durand of Chicago;
the cottage connected with this prop
erty Is also closed In this neighbor-
hood are also the following summer
homes; owned by Mrs Rochester, AL
Ian Bourne. Harry Sheldon, Mrs, A.
b. Cheney and the Plummer cottage
Avalon owned by Mrs. Ada Sher
man. VIM. Holley's cottage the home
of Edwin Child. the artist, the Dorset
Inn the two Gray houses, the Wall
cottage. lately occupied by the Bar
bers of Toledo. the de Nottbeck
mansion. Miss Courson's home and
the residence of b. B. Sheldon, the
homes Of Mr. Ahorn (the Coffee
mani of New York. Mr.. Moon. Rev.
Frank MacDonaldyg Aeshtes twoS or
more in the Hoit5w, Byshop n rudolph.
James SHREDDER, James Bowman. Mrs.
George Kellogg, several bungalows in
the locality of the Pinnacle, the form
er home OF ]. A. Eagleson, Miss Car.
harts cottage, The annex to the Bar
rows House, the estate of lorenzo
Hatch, Mrs Conovers home and Miss
brakes are all closed for the winter
Later the two Harrington houses will
be closed. Next year unless plans
fail there will be still large number
of houses closed as there is pros
pect of at least five being completed
by the time of summer occupancy