The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-08-11
in Arlington.

III Arlington.
Forrest Carr has returned to Hart
ford, Conn, after spending a few days
at his home here.
Mrs. Fannie Hinsdil is spending
several weeks as the guest of her Sis
ter in New York.
Miss Susie Dean of North Adams,
who formerly resided in town, is the !
guest of Mrs. Alice Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Jones left today
for Old Orchard Me-. where they are !
to spend their vacation.
Melvin Moon has been laid up with !
a severe attack OF rheumatism at his !
home on Hawks avenue.
Miss Helen Worthlngton is in
Fitchburg, Mass, for two weeks with
her uncle, Sanford E. Worthington.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Davis and
friends motOred to Undertook Lake
recently where they visited friends.
Mrs. Myra p. Endress is having a
vacation from her duties at the Bot
tum & Torrance Office, Bennington.
Mrs. VIM. Green of Pownal and her
daughter Mrs Fred Harmon of Ben
nington visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Roster Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Davis, who is canvassing
the town in the interest of the Watch
man, took charge Of the Baptist prayer
/ service last evening.
Mrs. Nella Stllman and Miss Minnie
Nichols, who have been the guests of
| their aunt, Mrs. II. l.. Spalford, have
returned to their home in Troy.
Mrs. Anna Wood and daughter, Miss
Louise Wood, who have been visiting
in twon, left Thursday to visit rela-
tiyes and friends in Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Madison Of
Chelsea, VT, have been the guests Of
Mr.. Mattisons parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. H. Mattison Of Hawks avenue.
NJ. NJ. Dean, who has been with the
Mayo Bros, in Rochester Mimi, for
several weeks, returned Wednesday.
He hopes to derive great benefit from
his treatment.
Mrs. w. b. Arnold and daughter Of
| Newtonville, Mass, who have been
spending some time in Burlington, are
guests Of Mrs. Arnold's mother, Mrs.
/ NJ. c. Hulins.
The ladies missionary society of the
Baptist church held very pleasant
| frt,treJat~ "a NTH Al NO
Elmer Amidon. Mrs. +. d. Ranney
had the program.
VIM. Harrington Of Upper Main ST.
who has been in Troy hospital for
several months for treatment, return
ed to his home Wednesday. Broas
Scriyen viii care for Mr. Harrington
There will be q game Of baseball to
morrow afternoon at o'clock on the
North Bennington grounds between
, the Bennington team and North Ben
= nington team.
Y At tic regular meeting of the East
. ern Star chapter this evening arrange
g ments will be made to participate in
I the parade on August l6th in connec
ton with the laying OF the corner
stone for the Putnam Memorial hos
e pitai in bennington, Tucker Lodg,
y F. & a. N. also voted to attend in {
body.
9 w. W. Bartlett Of Bennington vii
+ be the speaker at the 1890 service a
e the Baptist church Sunday - ing
t Mr.. Bartlett has promised to give III
s some of his reasons for entering upoi
h the missionary work and his remark
@ will probably be especially interest
d ms He is well known speaker il
r our village and his sermons are al
r preciated by all who listen to them
d Amos G. Draper Of Washington, ]
y c.. is spending several weeks in tn
l. village, stopping at Hotel White Nj
q Draper was native of North Benninl
y ton. and is never so happy as whe
visiting the familiar scenes of hi
e childhood and nearly every summe
C. finds him spending some time anon
d the hills and mountains he loves S
III we'll lie has this year retired froi
If active duty, having completed fort
le eight years OF service as instructor
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