The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1894-03-30
ARLINGTON.

Mrs. G. II. Bundy of Troy, N. Y, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Phillips.
The Orchestra will give concert and
dance in the Town Hall, Friday evening.
Mrs. Leak and Miss Margaret Liscomb
of Albany, N. Y, spent Saturday in
town.
Mrs. Cally Bartlett, who has been in
poor health all winter, is worse at the
present writing.
Miss Fanny Barney is home again after
an extended visit in Brooklyn and
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
John Burdett of New York, and his
mother, Mrs. Jessie Burdett of Rutland,
called on their Arlington friends, Satur-
day.
A. G. Stewart has returned from 6elle-
vue Hospital. New York City, where he
has been persuing a course Of study in
surgery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rochester of New
York City, are spending week at the
Arlington House, the guests of Mr.. Mil
timore.
Sylvester Deming is home for two
weeks vacation from Williams college.
His brother, Paul, is also home from
Middlebury.
Mrs. W. rockingham Smith was in
town for a day last week, making ar
rangements for the opening OF her cot
tage, June LIST.
Miss Lena Garfield is home after
spending the winter at Walton, n. Y,
whore she has conducted series of very
successful dancing classes.
Miss Alice NJ. Hoyt announces, in q
neatly printed circular, that she has a
fine new stock of millinery of the latest
STYLES. Rooms at Mrs. Conroy's.
P,O. Judson of Princeton, N. j., and
Charles Adams of Middlebury, having
spent Easter at home, have returned to
the duties of their respective colleges.
We are pleased to hear that the Batch
elder residence is soon to be opened for
| the summer. Mrs. Batchelder returned
on Tuesday from visit to her sister in
Troy, N. Y.
St. James's chur3h was attractively
trimmed for the usual Easter service.
vice was held, with the offering of the
mite pyramids, or Lenten missionary
| boxes.
The Young Ladies Society which was
organized Wednesday afternoon, elected
the following officers: Mrs. Chas. Gro
fut, president; Miss Lena Garfield, vice
president; Miss Neva Gault, secretary
Miss Halle Phillips. treasurer; commit
tees, Florence Holden, Pauline Batchel
der and Florence Hard.
Miss ]. Pauline Batchelder and Miss
Loue II. Phillips are home for weel
from the Burr and Burton Seminary
We take pleasure in announcing tina
Miss Batchelder took the second prizt
at the Rhetorical Contest" given by thu
Seminary at the end of the term. Fo
four years Arlington has been repre-
sented at this contest, and each year ha
claimed prize. May the good work g
on.
At the annual parish meeting held il
st. James's church, Easter Monday, tn
following vestrymen were elected TO
the ensuing year: Martin Fl. Deming
Frank N. Garfield, Edward @. Wood
worth, j. Rollin Judson, Malcolm N
Norton, George B. Holden, Herbert n
Shaw, Jesse Burdette, Clement B
Vault. The following officers wer
elected by the vestry: Martin II. Dem
ing, senior warden; Frank N. Garfield
Junior warden; Edward G. Woodwork
secretary; Frank N. Garfield, treasurer
delegates to convention, Martin Fl. Dem
ing, Jesse Burdette, j. r. Judson, Ed
ward Q. Woodwork.
The term report of the higher depart
ment of the school in this village is a
} follows, marked according to examina
: Gicns at the close of the term: Jane