The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-11-19
ARLINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dusablon and
1 son have returned from Burlington
l where they attended the wedding OF
sister of the former.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gerro of Middlebury
| spent Sunday with the latters daugh
ter, Mrs. George Cullinan and also
her sister. Miss Mary Signor.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Vault and two
sons Kenneth and Clement drove to
Manchester Sunday and spent the
day with the formers cousin, Mrs,
| Edwin Way.
Mrs. lone Phillips is spending a
| short time with her sister, Mrs.
| James X. Batchelder before leaving
for New York where she will spend
!! the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel
Buck and daughter Grace moved
Saturday into Mrs. Phillips house,
where they will live this winter.
Some of the ladies of this village
| will hold a series of card parties in
| the town hall, the proceeds to be
1 used for purchasing extra lamps for
the village. Tuesday evening will
1 be the FIRST one beginning at 1880
1 sharp and playing cards until 10 and
at l0:30 dancing will be enjoyed UNI
\ til 70. At this one Mrs. w. |. Jones
4 and Mrs. Patrick II. Thompson Will
1 entertain and lunch will be served.
| All who can come to help the ladies'.
The following was copied from
l the Ludlow Tribune, November 18Th:
| The people Of the church OF The
I Annunication had an unpleasant sur
| prise at last Sunday mornings SER
vice when their pastor, Rev. John w.
| DIVER announced that he had been
| transferred to the; pastorate OF st.
| Aloysiris church In st. Johnsbury
aud would leave Ludlow this week.
1 The announcement caused sincere
regret not only among the members
| of that parish, but as well among our
! towns people generally; for during
his nine years rcctorship in Ludlow
Father Dwyer has been actively in.
tercstcd in the things that make for
the welfare OF the town and has
made many warm friends outside Of
his church field OF labor He has
served on the school board and
as a trustee of Black Run Academy,
aud has lent his influence in other
directions for good of his fellows.
His successor is Rev. Fr. Cullion,
who has been in charge OF the par
ish of East Dorset and who begins
his labor5 here next Sunday. While
Ludlow is sorry TO lose Rev. Fr. Dwy
or. this transfer Is regarded by his
friends as a recognition OF his per
sonal and clerical ability and they
are glad for him that he has been
assigned to a large field OF useful
ness. ST. Johnsbury has two Catbo-
lie churchcs-one made up of the
Frcpch speaking and the other com
posed of The English speaking Cath
Ollie 4 largely attended reception
was given TO the retiring pastor last
night at Hammond Hall. Several
| hundred persons being present, IN
Guiding many out side of the Catho-
| lice Parish. An emphatic testimonial
of personal esteem aud regret at his
departure was given. John
Rock presided rs toast
master and kept things moving
from start to finish. There we're
several speakers of prominence
among the list and all pair tribute
10 the excellent work done here in
Ludlow by Father Dwyer, emphasiz-
| cd the esteem in which he is held by
tue lownspcople generally and OK
tended the best OF wishes FOR his
success in the new field OF opcrat-
ions. At the close of the program
features Miss Madeline Rock in be.
half OF the ladies OF the parish pre-
sented Miss Dwyer with a purse of
l,money. John T.. Heating in behalf
of Ludlow Division a. o. II, present
ed Father Dwyer with a handsome
l silver service. four pieces and James
Dorsey in behalf OF the people of the
parish presented him with 4 subStan-
,ial sum OF money. each accompany
! led the presentation with few appr0
! PIRATE words. The children OF the
Sunday school also participated i'm
the gifts 10 Father Dwyer. To these
/ evidences Of regard as well as TO the
many pleasant words which had been
spoken during the evening Fathcy
Dwycr responded feclingly and *.
| pressed his deep appreciation
speaking of his enjoyment OF the
work with the Ludlow parish and his
association with the people OF the
| town. lie then introduced his sue.
ccssor Father Cullion. who spoke
briefly regarding the deserved pub.
lie testimonial for his predecessor
and of his own intention To give the
parish his best efforts The serving
Of cake aud coffee by the ladies of
the parish was the closing feature
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