The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-04-03
EAST ARLINGTON

board with Mrs Mary Gendner, they |
moved Tuesday.
George Mcdonald of SALISBURY
passed Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
E. A. Mcdonald.
Frank Walsh, medical student OF
u. V. NJ, Is spending week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Walsh.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Burt, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. Powers
at Bennington returned home Tues
day.
Miss Mae Shuffleton, who has been
spending a few days with her sister
at Wallingford, returned home Tues
| day.
I Mrs NJ. Whitman returned from
Troy Saturday after spending the
week with her friend Mrs. Shelle-
days.
| Leon NJ Jensen, wife and two chill
dren OF Meriden, Conn, are visiting
Mrs. Jensen parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall Bentley.
Mrs. Gray. mother of DR.. Scott
X. Gray who has ben visiting her
son for the past week. returned to
her home Tuesday at Hoosick Falls.
Rev. Charles Mead and wife CT
Grafton, ~ Y, are visiting friends in
town this week Mr.. Mead was pas
tor of the NJ f. church of this town
for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Forkey are NOV
ing from B. j. Moore's tenement to
the Garfield place on Water street
owned by Bilbert Vaughn. Robert
Bentley and family are to occupy the
Moore tenement.
Mrs. Arthur Grout, who was a pat
lent at the Samaritan hospital, Mrs.
John Donahue and G.. C. Andrew Of
Troy City hospital arrived home
| Monday on the afternoon train. All
stood their journey well and conva-
lescing rapidly from serious opera
tions.
Ira B. Stafford of Boston arrived
Wednesday he was called home on
account of the serious illness of his
| mother, Mrs. George Stafford. At
this date Mrs. Stafford appears some
what improved. DR.. Harvey of Troy
was called Monday In counceltatlon
with Doctors Gray and Russell.
The Forresters of America wish to
thank the public for their patronage
during their recent fair that ended
Saturday night. 1t was decidedly
the most successful one they have
had. The door prize of $40 in gold
| was awarded to Frank Buck. The
other prizes to the following: Ben
Hulett of SALISBURY a refrigerator;
F. A. Woodland box of soap; Miss Jul
la Colwell, Dbl -four; Walter Whit
man 25 lbs sugar; Gladys Hall, pair
OF shoes: ]. j. Mann, two wool
shirts; Joseph Schwarzkopf, / ham;
e. f. Cole $500 in blacksmith work;
Chester Hall, two shirts; VIM. Stop
rus, case of canned goods; Eva Cole,
$40 in gold; e. E. Woodwork. din
ing room chairs; Henry B. Delay,
load of wood and ]. j. Conroy a
Rayo lamp.
East Arlington sustained consider
able damage from the recent food.
All the roads are badly washed and
with the damage at Arlington and
West Arlington many think 1t will
cost the town at least $4,000 to repair
The largest private losses are as fol-
lows: Roger O'Brians dam totally
destroyed which makes il impossible
for him to run his mill at the very
best time of the year for him to do
business. F. J. Barrett quite extern
sive damage from a broken dyke that
let part of the river rush between his
two barns washing out badly in
which Mr.. Barrett had short swift
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row escape from death. Mrs. p.
| Niles whole garden was washed
away leaving only a river bed full
OF rocks also the underpinning of
her barn was much damager.