Bennington banner and reformer. (Bennington, Vt.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-08
WEST ARLINGTON

Thursday evening at the church.
Mrs Arthur Moffat OF Manchester
was at F. o. Hanaman's on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sherman of Ru.
pert visited at r. G. McKee's on Sun
day.
Mrs r. G. Mckee, son Henry and lit
tie daughter Mary, were in Cambridge
last week.
At the next regular communication
OF Red Mountain lodge, the irst degree
will be conferred.
Henry Thompson and wife we're 10
town on the 4th. They reside in An
naguassscoke, N. Y.
Generally speaking, our highways
are in better shape than at any time
during tho past season.
George Hoyt was at bis old home 90
Sunday. We think be looks much bet
ter and hope for continuance,
Farms in this pant of the town, some
Of them, will have new occupants the
coGing spring. Twas ever thus
DaIrymple the Rutland dentist, was
in town 90 Friday last. He visits us
on or about the FIRST OF each month.
Mrs and Miss Tefft OF Arlington
we're down the river" on Saturday.
Miss Tefft has a class OF music schol.
ars here.
Miss Sarah Buck was in Troy last
week to see a specialist. At present
she is visiting her brother in Manches.
ter, Q. E. Buck.
Red Mountain chapter, o. E. s., ex-
poets the district deputies at its regu-
lar convocation November 4. We look
for good attendance
II. T. Eaton has been drawn as petit
Juror to serve at the U. S. circuit and
district court to be holden in Rutland
beginning October 6.
Charles H. Buck enjoyed ride to
Arlington on Friday, his first we think
since being hurt some days since
Glad to see him out again.
NJ. H. Dunton and wife have re-
turned from their bridal trip. We eX-
tend congratulations and we hope roses
may ever line their pathway.
We take this method Of thanking our
supply" during our three weeks alb
sence for keeping you posted as to the
happenings in the community
Thomas Lyman having purchased a
large barn of the James WEIGH estate,
has taken down the sheds near bis res.
idence, thereby much improving the
general appearance.
The autumnal foliage must appeal to
those of our city friends remaining
with US, With good roads and
weather, this would seem to be most
enjoyable for late guests
Mr. and Mrs II. 7. Eaton. with Miss
Meta r. Mills as their guest, expect to |
pass the winter in Florida and other |
southern states. This will be their |
fifth year 10 the sunny south.
J. NJ. Lockwood has BEEN in Ian.
singburgh for oeer week. During |
his absence, Sele Mcdonald has |
trimmed the river bank Of all brush |
the change for better.
Genesis 2:ls, appeals to our young !
men and il rumor has il right, the div
lie command will soou be complied |
With in our little bergh Don't ask |
your correspondent who is referred 70 (
as We are pledged to secrecy.
One Of the Improvements in the |
make up Of the Banner and Reformer |
under the new management appeals to |
US on receipt Of each edition. 1t is |
the date Of issue at the head OF each |
page, doing away with the necessity Of |
turning to front page every time one |
wishes TO know date. We congratr-
late Bro. Howe on the improved APP
pearance, geographically and other
wise, Of his up to the minute editions
and trust that il may be as successful
in a pecuniary sense as it certainly is
otherwise, "Here's looking at you. "
Patrick Heury's idea Of judging Of
the future by the past, and be knew
Of no other confirms us in the belief
that another OF our young ladies is soon
to embrace the matrimonial moose and
set sail with a pilot Well, it is TO be
expected still we sometimes think Mrs
Nina Buck was right. Sue used to
say girls and boys we're like Rigs.
one of a bunch would run up, stick bis
nose in hot swill, squeal and run back
but it taught the balance nothing,
they must needs repeat the act and so
on through the bunch. III correct the
young people can sing, Mother,
mother, hold your tongue, you did so
when you were young.
= Highest cash prices paid for fresh
ar,rsrr tot r,prlr at tho Chicaup u1aat