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Robert Hall of the Center left for
New York today.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Godfrey and son
are in New York.
NJ. e. Downs and George Green are
on trip to Montreal.
Mrs John E. Healy has returned
from a trip to Worcester.
Frank Clark has accepted a position
at H. M. Ramsdell's store.
The winter schedule went into effect
at the Big Mill this morning.
Judge E. L. Bates is attending the
annual fair in Brattleboro.
Mrs Robert Hall, a summer resident
at the Center, expects soon to sail for
Europe.
Mrs George Green of Rutland has
been spending several days with
friends here.
A fine lot of physical and chemical
apparatus has arrived for use in the
high school laboratories.
Charles Frohman's "A Message
from Mars" the principal comedy sue
cess on his list will be presented here
soon.
Patrick Hurley died in the Soldiers
home hospital last night. He served
in the End Vermont Battery. His re-
mains have been taken to the home OF
his son, Richard Hurley at North Ben
nington.
A. P. Childs of Castleton is in town.
A. 3. Kingsland of VerRenpesis Wis
iting here
Mrs Eliza Crawford bias been visiting
in Pittsfield.
Burton Percy has accepted a position
with E. E. Hart.
+. B. Pope is in New York this weeE
on a business trip.
Q. w. Thatcher is spending a few
days in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs r. S. Drysdale are in
New York City this week
Miss Isabel Higgins spent Sunday
with relatives in Arlington.
DR. C. R. Seymour leaves tomorrow
to begin his duties in New York.
Alton Hart Of Chester, Mass. apen
Tuesday with his brother, E. E. Hart
Arthur ]. ElWell and family are
stopping in Arlington for few days.
Frank Hurley has returned to his
studies at the Albany Medical college.
Mrs Mary Niles has returned from =
weeks trip to New YORK and jersey
City.
Ralph Durkee has gone TO his former
home in Lakeport, N. Y, to visit his
brother,
Mrs John MoCue and daughter Eliza
are visiting Mrs McCue's brother in
NeR York
Miss Charlotte Young left town tc-
day to enter a school of domestic sci
sncs in Boston.
Postmaster Dewey and wife OF Ben
nington have commenced housekeeping |
in their new home on West Main street. |
Mount Anthony lodge, No. -, +.
and A. M. will hold its regular com.
munication Tuesday evening, October
9Th.
The Kings Daughters will meet
with Mrs William f. Hawks, North |
street, Friday, October 2nd at
O'Clock.
Arthur Martin who was head EN-.
ployee at Jenson's. left Monday for
New York and will be absent about |
two months.
Mrs G. E. Lowe and little daughter
Edna of New Berlin are visiting her
sister, Mrs S. L. Tabor and other
friends in town.
James A. Carpenter of Albany spent |
Sunday ir town. His wife and son
went back with him and will remain
in that place for the winter
DR. Edwin Judson Klock of North |
Stonington, Conn, will occupy the
pulpit at the Second Congregational
church next Sunday.
DR. and Mrs Putnam and Miss Susie
Rogers went to Albany Saturday tosee
Arthur G. Elliot 10 Lady Roses
Daughter" Mr. Elliot spent the sum-
mer in Bennington.
The first regular meeting OF the
Fortnightly will occur Saturday, Oct.
ober 3. A song recital will be given
by Mrs @. G. Wilcox, assisted by Miss
Sara B. Gibson, accompanist.
Miss Cecil Powers left Wednesday