The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-14
ARLINGTON

W. l. JoheS IetuTHeu from Dostoh
Tuesday.
Henry G. Stone of East Dorset was
in town recently.
Joseph Rivers has moved his family
to Springfield, Mass.
Judge f. II. Holden of Bennington
was in town Tuesday
John Risdon and son were in Ben
nington one day last week.
James A. Garfield of Pleasantyllle,
n. Y, was in town recently.
Mrs. p N. Cullinan and children
have returned from Dorset.
Mrs. Smith of Elgin, Illinois is the
guest OF Mrs. Mary HOughton.
Thomas Morrissey of North Adams
visited his parents last week.
Arthur Cullinan has returned TO
Utica where he has employment.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Conroy motor
ed to Fouler and Proctor last Sunday.
Henry LeI}arge, who has worked for
the A. II. Co, has returned to Burling-
ton.
Miss Carrie Russell was the guest
OF her counsin, Miss Marie Buck re
Gently.
Mrs. Horace Goewey and daughters
have returned from visiting her sister
in Connecticut.
Mrs. Smith OF Elgin. Illinois, who
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Hough'
ton, has returned home.
Ellen Keough, who attends North
Adams High school is spending the
vacation with her parents.
Mrs. Frank Garfield has returned
from visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Curtis in Pleasantville, N. Y.
Miss Cornelia Gibson of Yonkers
n. Y. is visiting her brother Rev. V
r. Gibson at st. James rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones OF
Rutland were at w. |. Jones Tuesday
on their way from Troy to Rutland.
The Misses Margaret Thompson
Marie Buck and Helen Lakin are at
tending the summer school at thu
Normal in Castleton.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Mccormick anC
Mrs. McCormick's sister and husband
OF bennington, motored to Granville
N. Y. July 4th to visit another sister
Miss Margaret Roddy. who has beer
visiting Mrs Thomas Higgins, ha
gone to Burlington for short visit
but will return here before going L
her home in the west.
Miss Grady of Salem, n. Y, VIII,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Al
| fred Buck has returned home.
brother, who has been spending
month with Mrs. Buck, has gone L
| Boston.
Mrs. Joseph o. Beland and sons
Henry and Francis. Mrs. Felia Gibsol
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Como
motored to Manchester last WedneS
day evening and called on Mrs. BE
lands sister, Mrs. Edward Griffith.
Mrs. Maude Seymour OF East Dorse
Mrs. John Seymour OF Winoosk
George Seymour of Burlington, Mrs
Felia Gibson and infant son an
Agnes Gormely Of East Dorset wer
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Joseph o. BC
land last week.
The Boy Scouts gave farewell r,
ception to their assistant Scout Mas
| ter Frank Foster, who has enliste
in the National Guard and statione
| at Fort Ethan Allen. He has tw
brothers in the service, one in Franc
and one in the PHILIPPINES.
| Word has been received OF tn
death OF Mrs. Smith OF WallingforC
She was formerly Miss Bertha Paris
She was at one time stenographer |
one OF the mfg. offices in North Bel
4 nington, had visited in Arlington SCI
eral times, was a member of o. +.
She leaves husband and one son.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dusablon wis
, to express their sincere gratitude an
appreciation for the very great kint
ness on the part Of their many friends
and also for the untiring and faithtl
= efforts on the part OF DR.. j. Fl. Reicl
ling, during the sickness and deaf
of our dear little boy and the seriou
illness of Mrs. Dusablon ADV.
| Tuesday afternoon. all those VII
{ are knitting for the Navy Leagu
: were asked to meet at the club hous
for a social afternoon about "a beir
: present. Miss Matte Garfield rea
several very interesting letters fro
Mrs John Fisher who is still
Paris. Two weeks from this meetir
There VIII be another one of the san
plan, more letters to be read. A
come and enjoy It,