The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-20
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less Trip,
School opened Monday with Miss
Phoebe Paddock as teacher.
Several people from here attended
Manchester Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lake were in
bennington one day last week.
Miss Marion Crispin Of Finlay
Ohio. is visiting Miss Hazel Lucas at
Glen Farm
NJ. p. Kelley and John Burns of
South Dorset were at Valley View
Tarm Sunday
Misses Mary Paddock and Dorothy
Kelley OF Burr and Burton Seminary
spent the week end at their homes
her
Ii is reported that George Baldwin
has sold his farm to Casper Pryn Of
Dorset who has been renting it for
two years.
49, G.. Arthur Schieren and party
Long Island, but guests at the
Equinox now. called at Valley View
Farm Saturday.
Misses Hazel Lucas and Marion
Crespin OF Finlay, O., left Glen Farm
Monday for Troy, y. Y, where they
sin enter school.
Mrs. Frank 7. Kelley, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelley
Jeff Thursday for Bennington where
she expects to make her future home.
William Lake was in Bennington
ono day last week before the Local
Draft Board for examination, but,
didn't past being physically unfit for
military service.
lii and Mrs. De Baum. who have
been spending the summer at Ike
wayden' cottage with Mr. and Mrs
Harold DAWSON, returned to their
home in Brooklyn, Thursday.
Il IS reported that Mr. and Mrs
Henry Harwood have sold their farm
Lumber Company and that they
ave purchased the John Edgleson
property and expect 10 take posses.
siop soon
This Us the last week at Glen Farm
for many of the cottagers' "a the open
ing Of school means getting back to
The city. The cottaacrs iall hope 20
spead several more summers together
Ial Glen Farm
W. ". Gibson Miss Anna Gibson
and Mr. and Mrs John Lewis OF
/ Brooklyn. n Y. were callers at their
/ friends, Mr. and Mrs. ~ w. DAWSON rs
on Friday last. returning to theh
home city after an extended touring
trip through The state OF Vermont
On last "Wednesday evening a
/ Ewayden Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Harold
~ DAWSON gave "a unique apple par
ty TO the cottagers. of the Noon estate
in honor OF Miss Sdwina De Baum
ana ] ID DeBaun who were leayini
The next day for their home in Brook
~. y. Y, after spending a most en-
p ioyable summer in the Hollow Yer
appropriate invitations We're sent on
! Tor the occasion The cottage wa
, prettily decorated with sprays OF re
/ crab apples and illuminated wit
lamps, lanterns and candles FOu
tables Of progressive apple game
we're arranged and much fun was Ia
over the game. Prizes were awarde
10 the persons. who found the mo.
: and least apples The FIRST prize wa
awarded to John Moon,( being a yer
e large King apple) The cOnsOlatiO
{. prize I a tiny red crab apple) wa
awarded to Horace Lowell. Hot app
n pie and coffee were served and sto
It les were told and a general good tin
d. followed
very unique dinner was given n
Glen Farm cottagcrs last Saturd,
evening in honor OF Miss Carton ,r.
pin of Flnlay, Ohio Mrs. J. l.. Nl,
n was hostess Those presen vc
r, Mr. and Mrs, NJ a. Lowell, Me- al
Mrs Orson Lowell, Miss ks ~
Il Lowell and Horace Lowell of Nc
e Rochelle, n. Y, Miss Haze Inca
Glen Farm; Miss Marion Nusr Fi
II lay o Mr. and Mrs Is ~. na
n cf Rrc 1kyn ". e. 49, nd Mr.
'unieo MI "a NJ y. F. Nrl. az
. Miss larry Jlalo Moon Gh
d Farm The clio, and com rtah
s. rooms &, The lJ.t. house ere p,ntti
r decorated with 'umu 'nys al
d flowers. while lieh ed 'cs sent
y. soft glow over the 'llage Tahl
were set in several r, MS, the CUES
%. being assigned to them by tally care
IN After each course the guests pl
, crossed to the table in the aioini'
n room where the next course W