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ARLINGTON

Henry LaBatt spent Wednesday In
Rutland.
Paul Waterman has returned from
New York. @lA
Horace Williams spent Sunday in
Manchester.
George Levin spent Sunday at his
home in Fair Haven.
James Hulihan Of White Creek was
in town the past week.
G. NJ Vaughn was in Manchester
one day the past week.
Mrs. Francie Coolidge spent Sun
day in North Bennington.
Mrs. William Law was in Benning-
ton one day the past week.
Lucius Goewey of South SALISBURY
was visitor in town recently.
Arthur Cullinan and Albert Remil
lord were in Bennington Sunday.
Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Seager spent
a day recently in North Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Garfield spent
Sunday with their son in Schenectady.
e. E. Phillips of Troy visited his
daughter, Mrs. George Howard recent
| ly
Miss Retta Marble of New York has
opened her house here for the sum-
mer
Charles Charleton has returned
from visiting his mother in London
derry.
Reginald Pierce of New Bedford,
Conn, is visiting at the home of H.
Webb
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cullinan and
son Hermon spent Sunday in North
Adams.
Mrs. Bridget Cullinan returned
from her visit in Bennington Monday
morning
Miss Anna Lathrop of Manchester
visited her brother, Ernest Lathrop,
recently.
Thomas Killlon OF Hoosick Falls is
visiting at the home of his uncle, NJ.
IF. Killion.
Miss Frances Fort of Schenectady
has returned home after visiting Mrs
May Lathrop
Robert Dewey spent Wednesday in
Bennington and on Thursday was in
Manchester.
Mrs Dickinson of Troy was at the
home of James Cullinan on School
street recently.
Mrs. James Wyman and Miss Flor
ence Wyman spent Thursday at the
home of A. F.. Bump.
Albert Remilord was fortunate a
the Foresters fair in drawing the sil
dining room chairs,
Mrs. George Squires and daughter
Alta were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vim Squires recently
Mrs James lyman and Mrs AIber
Moger and daughter Sylvia spen
Tuesday in Bennington.
Jerome Gault and grandson Jerom
Vault of Bennington have been i
town for the past few days.
An auction was held at the stor
Of u. Hard on Saturday Charlie
Stone of Troy was auctioneer
Richard Leake of Albany and Cha.
Leake of New York spent Sunday a
the home OF Mrs. lone Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Walker and chi
dren spent Sunday with the latter
mother, Mrs. Francis Coolidge.
Walter Vault and son Kenneth {
Bennington spent Sunday with tn
formers mother, Mrs. S. Vault
Miss Frances Killion and Miss Ma
ie Buck returned to their work at tn
Normal school in Castleton Monda
afternoon.
The people who are to take part /
the play will kindly come to the r
hearsal on Tuesday evening at tn
home of Miss Maude Adams. II
hoped that all will be present.
Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn was called I
her home in North Bennington tn
past week TO care for her brother VIII
is iii With pneumonia. Her sister
keeping house for Mr., Vaughn.
: John Cullinan better known
| Cap" passed away suddenly at h
home on Depot street Monday NOR
ing. He was the son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas Cullinan and was boz
in Arlington in May, 1855. The fu
eral was held at the Catholic churC
| Wednesday afternoon at o'cloc
| Burial was in the family lot in Il
| cemetery south of the village. He
| survived by sister Anna, with who
he made his home and one brothe