The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-03-07
ARLINGTON

Rev. Alfred Taylor was in Troy on
Thursday.
Mrs. Bridget Cullinan has been Wis
itlng in Bennington.
Mrs. w. ]. Law has been visiting
her parents in Proctor.
Hugh Webb entertained Charles
Abbott of Rutland Tuesday.
The Altar society met with Mrs. Al
fred Buck Thursday afternoon.
The Saint James Guild met with
Miss Sadie Hard Friday afternoon
Mr.. WEIGH, father OF S. WEIGH who
has been quite i'll is slowly gaining
Mrs. j. R. Judson entertained the
Woman's Auxiliary Thursday after
noon.
Paul Waterman who has been in
town for few days has returned to
New York
Several from here attended the play
Madame Sherry" at Bennington Fri.
day evening.
Mrs. Patrick Cullinan and son Pas
cal have returned from their visit
to Amsterdam.
Miss Helen Scrivens of North Ben
nington was at the home of Mrs.
Margaret Vaughn one day the past
week.
The Misses Quinn and La Point Of
Salem, N. Y, after visiting at the
home of Thomas Keough have return
ed home.
Miss Bessie Iakin who has been
teaching at Rupert is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Lakin on
Water street.
Miss Pauline Webb after spending
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Webb has returned to
her school in Rutland.
Mrs. Roosevelt OF New York who
has been visiting Mrs. Ida Brownson
for the past two weeks is now spend
Ing week with Miss Matte Garfield.
Mrs. e. C. Woodwork entertained
at 500 Tuesday evening Prizes were
awarded to Miss Maude Adams and
Percy Lathrop. the consolation prize
going to George Coolidge
The Misses Marie Buck and Fran
ces Killion spent Sunday at their res
pective homes. They will return "a
their work at the Normal school In
Castleton this coming week.
The following will be Of interest C
local people in regard TO Father DIV
yer who was former pastor here anC
at Manchester and who for the pas
six years has been at Ludlow: The
reception at Hammond hall on Tues
,, day evening, arranged by the people
Of the church OF the Annunciation by
way OF greeting Rev J. W. Dwyer OF
, his return from six weeks vacation
trip was largely attended, quite a nun
, Der OF our townspeople. not members
OF the parish being present and the oc
casion was a very pleasant one. Oak,
+ and coffee were served by the ladies
? A feature of the reception was III,
5 presentation to Father Dwyer OF {
purse amounting to a little over sl6O
| WhiNh was u Nolulltlt surprise 10 MN
: and emphasized the pleasure OF hii
, congregation at his return. The pro
1 gram included a piano duet by Mis-
: Ethel Kearney and Miss DOROTHY
= Reed, song Welcome to our Pas
!, tor" by the children OF the parish,
:. welcome address by Charles Regal
!. which was heartily applauded. rec
n itation by Eleanor Robson, "Whel
!, Grandma was a Little Girl whlcl
). was given an encore and musical eX
ercises under the direction OF Mrs
s. J.. n. Lauren. The presentation
o speech was made in admirable fash
o ion by j, S. Dorsey, who sald"Accord
a Ing to an old adage, Absence make
r. the heart grow fonder but this, Tx
d many other legendary sayings Is no
;. repudiated We do not believe tina
;. absence makes the heart grow fond
l. er. but instead that It brings NOR
s clearly to our minds a proper conceJ
e ton and appreciation OF the privlleg
/. and pleasure which We have in IN