The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-07
EAST ARLINGTON


! Hugh Webb spent Sunday in Rut
land.
John futile of Manchester visited
VIM. Stafford Sunday.
Frank Bromley was in Bennington
on business Wednesday.
John Campbell spent Tuesday in
Bennington with friends.
George Jepson returned to his bust
ness at Schenectady Saturday.
Miss Mamie King spent Monday in
Manchester.
/ Robert Walsh was in Troy and Hoo
sick Falls Monday driving Dr. Geo.
Gray's car.
Presidential election was very
quiet here. There were nearly 200
onthe check list that did not vote.
Lawrence Niles has gone to Hoo
| sick Falls to do some painting for
DR.. Gray at the Gray homestead in
that place.
James Duplis arrived in town Tues
day evening from Canada having
spent the summer in the Canadian
North West.
Mrs. Burton Hard is visiting at
Seymour c. Hards. Burton Hard has
/ charge of the Stakeholder Lumber
Co, job near Glastonbury.
Mrs. NJ U. Grant returned from
Troy Friday evening where she has
been staying for a few days with her
husband at the hospital. She re-
ports favorably of Mr.. Grants con-
dition.
Miss McDevitt, teacher of the pri-
mary department of our village
school, who has been i'll for a few
days, returned to her duties Tuesday.
Mrs. H. ShufIieton substituted in her
absence.
Henry Dunlap went to Troy Satur-
day returning the same day with his
wife, who was at the Samaritan hos
pital. Mrs. Dunlap stood her jour
ney well and speedy recovery is
expected.
Mr.. Hoyt Spellman has been in
in packing and getting ready to leave
for their home near New York. leav-
ing here Tuesday. They have been
boarding at ii. o. Browns since early
in the summer.
DR. Gray drove his auto los miles
Sunday going first to Troy where he
engaged DR.. c. " Krolin to come
I hara Tnncdaxr IN IRE
Morrow of West Sandgate. He re,
turned by way of Hoosick Falls for
Mrs. Gray who was stopping there.
Following are the names of pupils
of the Grammar Department at East
Arlington whose names were on the
honor roll every day in October
Lena Smith, Marjorie Andrew, Amy
Grout, Marjorie Mann, Hazel Bells
Sara Baltrunas, Stella Shevlin, Jen
ME Bromley, Hazel Bromley, Sophia
Cole, Effie Blyther. Violet Smith
Stella Dennison, Caroline Grant
Ethel Ennis, Ethel Hall, Maude An
drew, Max Grout, Emmett Smith
Harold Blair, Marcus Shuffieton
every day but one, Paul Field
Teacher, Norma Nell Porter.
| Miss Ina and Mrs. Julia NJ Walk
er returned Friday from Meridian,
Conn, where they went to attend
the wedding of Alvah L. Walker. The
| following account is taken from the
Meridian Morning Record of Oct. 30:
"A pretty home wedding will oc-
curr at o'clock this afternoon when
Miss Alice Holden Thomas, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. w.
Thomas, of As Hobart street, will be
married to Alvah Edison Walker of
Hartford. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Willis A.
Moore, pastor of St. Pauls Univer-
salist church. The bride will be at
tended by Miss Edith E. Boardman.
cousin of the bridegroom, and Frank
X. Whitney of Hartford will be best
man. The decorations will be crysan
themums and palms and the cere-
mony will be performed beneath a
bell of laurel and chrysanthemums
| The bride will wear white charmeuse
with princess lace trimmings and a
veil of duchesse lace. She will carry
white chrysanthemums Miss Board
man will wear white chiffon over
pink silk and will carry pink chrysan-
themums. The wedding march will
be played by Miss Olga Harvey and
Miss Daisy Gardner. Tryon will ca
ter. Misses Leona Muntz, Maud
Gebbard, Rowena Cheney, Minnie
Holcomb, Harriet Hough and Ina
Walker of Boston will serve. The
young people received many beauti-
full gifts. They will be at home at
"a Mckinley street, Hartford after
December l. Mr. Walker is the son
of Mrs. Julian NJ. Walker of East
! Arlington, VT, and is engaged in
business with Baldwin & Stewart,