The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-24
ARLINGTON

James Cantwell Of Bennington was
in town recently
Lawrence Cole and Hosea Sanford
were in Bennington recently.
Miss Mildred MacAulley of Troy
spent Sunday with her sisters.
Miss Emma Benedict visited her
brother and family over Sunday.
G. w. Miltimore of Manchester
was in town one day the past week.
Miss Margaret Reid of North AID
ans was at ner home here last week.
Mrs. Charles Garfield is slowly re-
covering from her recent operation.
Mrs. e. NJ. Lathrop has returned
from her visit in Cambridge, and
Troy.
William Comstock and friend of
Williams college spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. Du Bots of Poughkeepsle, n.
Y, has been spending few days In
town.
f. n White of Providence, X. L.,
was in town one day last week on
business.
Sumner Whitney OF New York, who
has been in town fishing, has return
ed home.
Mrs. Way and Son of Manchester
have been visiting her aunt Mrs.
Sadie Vault.
Mrs. Mary Adams of Bennington
spent Sunday with her sister, Miss
Florence Holden
Miss Anna Long of New York is
visiting her mother, Mrs Edna Long
on Water street.
Miss Retta Marble after spending a
few days in town, has returned to her
home in New York.
w. II. Bradford, DR. b. C. Jenney
and T. p. Gregg of Bennington were
in town fishing recently.
Paul Waterman Of New York has
arrived In town for the summer and
is stopping at Mrs. w. S. Phillips.
Smith Buck and family have moved
from the Holden House to the house
owned by Jerome Gault on School st.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith OF
New York arrived in town this week
and have opened their summer home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Gault left Fri
day for North Bennington where they
are to reside with their daughter
Mrs. w. c. Vault.
A special o. Il. S. meeting Wednes
day evening the worthy matron de
sires all officers to- be present as
there is work to do.
Rufus s. Gilbert OF Dorset anC
Louis W. Batchelder of Burr anC
Burton seminary, Manchester, spenl
Sunday with George Coolidge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Jolitz OF Con
cord. North Carolina arrived In towr
Saturday to spend a few days will
the formers sister, Mrs. Edward Cul
Imam on Main street.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of st. james
church is to serve supper In tbs
church parlors on Wednesday even
ing from 6 to s. The late has beer
changed from Thursday on accoun
of the Band Concert TO be giveI
Thursday evening In Foresters hal
East Arlington.
Among the business men and othe
ers who have been In town the pas
week are the following: w. l.. Bios
man, Boston; NJ. X. Perkins, Soutl
, Otsetio; George J. Desmond. Boston
II. V. Schlossue, Troy; w. ID. Hall
J Manetta; +. A. Danforth, Pittsheld
a c. j. Green, Troy; John StIcklemyT
Troy; f. c. Winkes, Boston; Harr,
Chase, Bennington; George II. Locke
Albany; II. w. Korhn, New York;
s. Rosenberg. New York: +. o. Allen
, New Brighton, II. s. Packard, Pitts
field; j. j. Stakeholder. Bennington
!, A. II. McChesney, Troy; +. G. Brain
ard, North Adams; ~. h. Long, Ben
nington; f. II. Blood. North Adams
Geo. NJ. Albertson, Troy; l.. NJ. Dor
den, New York; Il. G. Graves, ben
nington, h. ID. ellison. Rutland
Arthur Gallipo, John Larin. Bennine
o ton; w. Il. Hitchcock, Manchester
b Charles Herrick, John Proud Thoma
: Harden, Walter Nevis. Bennington
! C. Il. Derailbery. Troy; G. T. Redlng
Hooslck Falls; A. NJ. Nichols. B. N
Taylor, North Adams: A. CRATIC
and b. Grafton, Schenectady: r. "
Stevens, Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and MIR
Wheeler, Rutland; A. ID. Cote, Troy
j. W. Mccullough, Albany; /
: Barnes and L. Parker. Bennington
= John MaXou. North Adams