The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1904-08-18
WEST ARLINGTON

CnafleS ID. mChe6 was dG HOiue over
Sunday.
Mrs Fannie Kniskern Of Baltimore,
Md, who is passing few weeks with
friends in town, is under the care OF
DR. Phillips We are pleased to note
improved health. Mrs Kniskern is "a
cousin to II. r. Eaton of this place,
w. D. Hoyt, wife and two daugh-
ters-in-law visited friends in town on
Saturday and Monday, passing Sun
day with friends in Manchester.
Mrs o. L. Jolley, sister of Mrs H..
T. Eaton, left for her home in South
Bethlehem last week.
Mr. and Mrs E. C. Woodwork Of
Arlington we're down the river on Sun
day.
Miss Meta e. Mills has part in the
play which is to occupy the boards at
town hall on the evening of August Is.
Mrs Charles Derrick who has passed
four weeks with Mr. and Mrs Ii. G.
Buck, left for home on Saturday in an
auto. the property of Mr. and Mrs F.
S. Weed.
r. G. Mckee is placing a couple of
piazzas on his residence. They will
materially add to the general appear
ance. The work is being done by a
carpenter from Rupert.
The new upright portion of Reuben
Warmers house is nearly completed
and will afford friend Warner much
needed room. Mr. West of Sandgate
has been the carpenter.
1t is rumored that Wallace E. Bal
ley has purchased the property known
as the c. E. Buck farm, owned by
Henry Parsons. We wish friend Bal
ley every success.
Mr. and Mrs Otis of Washington, d.
c., have been visiting Mrs Haskins
and family. Mr. Haskins is an editor
in the government employ.
Work is expected in 2nd degree at
the regular meeting of Red Mount
lodge at Arlington on Friday evening,
the 10Th. We hope for goodly at.
tendance.
Mrs Guy Smith is improving.
The Republican caucus for nomina-
ting a representative will be held on
Saturday evening. We trust there
may be full attendance and har-
monious gathering. No name has yet
been prominently connected with the
Mrs Sarah Wells is in Rutland for
a short time.
The funeral of the child OF Mr. Reid
OF Sunderland was held on Wednesday
last. The interment was in Riverside
cemetery in this place.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Starbuck and
son who have been the guests of her
uncle, J. NJ. Lockwood, returned to
their home in Upper Troy on Monday.
Emerson Horton visited his old
home last week.
There was called meeting of Re-
publican voters at the town hall on
Saturday evening, at which time and
place, II. b. Wilson was chosen as
president and II. I. Eaton secretary
Of the club, together with eight vice
presidents and two committees, one an
executive and one a finance. The
club starts of with over 100 members,
which it is expected will be increased
10 200 by Saturday night. The ques-
ton as to rally was favorably can
vassed, and the executive committee
hope to announce the engagement of
either Senator Dillingham; or Mr.
Prouty in the near future.
Mrs w. Bailey who has been sick,
is improving.
The chapter will hold meeting in
Arlington next Wednesday evening,
August 10Th.
The ladies' aid society will hold
their next meeting at Mrs F. O.. Han
aman's next Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs j. Hurd OF Cambridge
we're guests at the Hurd farm several
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Farnham expect to
move into part Of Mr. Hurd's house
his week.
Miss Helen barrow OF Bennington |
Is visiting at j. c.. Poor's this week.
Miss Edith Strong and Mrs E.
Farnham have returned from Benning- |
5on where they have been for few |
weeks.