The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-09-03
ARLINGTON

Miss Mary Barrett was in Benning.
ton Friday.
Mrs May Lathrop has returned
from a visit to Schenectady.
4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Conroy, August nth.
Mrs. Agnes Robinson is visiting
YRS Goyette in Manchester.
Patrick Killion of Hoosock Falls is
visiting his brother, NJ. F. Killion.
Henry Young and Jerome Vault are
having few days outing at Grouts
pond
Mrs. Edgar Body Englewood,
n. j.. is visiting Mrs. Clarence Gil
christ
Charles Cleveland spent Sunday at
the Burdette House with his mother,
Mrs. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II L. Jones of New
York spent Sunday with Rev. and
Mrs. V. II. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang ford Of Shp-
shan, n r.. motOred here to attend
church on Sunday.
/ Miss Helen Cole Of North Benning
ton has been the guest Of Mrs. Mary
Houghton for a week.
/ Hermon Cullinan OF Pittsfeld
Mass. is visiting his grandmother
Mrs. Bridget Cuilnan.
Miss Mildred Cressey has returned
I from Manchester and is with her
! mother again at Horace Williams.
Miss Lillian MacAuilley has re.
/ turned from Troy hospital where she
was operated upon for appendicitis.
Mrs Sadie Morey and son. Mer-
rett motored from Pawlet Sunday to
visit her father John Robinson.
Walter KeKough and Winfield Sc
coy left Thursday for Camp Deyens
Robert MeDurfee for Camp Upton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and
! Son OF Waterbury. Conn, are visiting
The formers sister, Mrs. Frank Can
ield
Miss Helen Disdon has returned
from Bennington where she visited
her cousin, Miss Leon Vault for
few days.
Mr. and Mrs Jackson and two chill.
dren and Miss Lillian LaBatt were in
Rutland Friday making the trip in the
Jacksons car
Robert Williams leaves this week
for the Vail school where he will
spend a year studying. This school Is
at Lyndonville, VT
Miss Ellen p. Garfield Of Ithaca
came Saturday to spend the remand
er Of her vacation with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. n Garfield
Mrs. James Duplis and Miss Kate
Duplis Of Pittsiield, Mass, spent a
few days with the formers parents
Mrs and Mrs. Edward Keough.
Mrs John Curtis and four children
Of PleasantviIlc. n. Y. who have been
with her parents. MIR and Mrs. +. ~
4 Garfield returned home Friday.
The Misses Mildred and Jennie
Buck returned home 20 FCobbleskill
~ Y. Monday after visiting relatives
in town for the past few weeks.
The Misses LeoaoFa lleough and
Irene Connolly Of Troy after spending
the week end with Mr. and Mrs I'D.
ward KeOush, have returned home.
Mrs Carl Russell and son OF New
York. who have been spending sew
c7al weeks with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs r. ~ Garfield, returned
/ home Friday.
The womau's auxiliary OF st.
James Guild held their annual sale
on Friday afternoon IA all ice cream
ETC., were sold out before supper II
was discontinued for evening
An appeal has come from the Navy
Leagues requesting preserves, jams
or iellies for the men In service.
Please send postal to Mr.. W. r.
Cmith II you can spare one or more
alright Jars of any size and It will be
called for.
The party at Arthur Wyman's
Thursday evening in honor Of the
boys who are leaving for camp the
2Sth was well attended The collec-
ton that was taken will be used TO
purchase yarn to be made into com.
fort garments for the boys of Sun
der land and south end OF Manchest-
err Mrs. Wyman wishes to thank the
people for their hearty cooperation
Corporal Cecil Farnham who came
here from Camp Wadsworth, Spar
tansburg, South Carolina. on account
of the serious illness of his father,
Fred Farnham. returned Friday even.
ing 10 the south His father was not
as we'll when he left but Corporal
Earnhnm said his regiment was q
packed up ready TO move and very
! likely would be on his way across be.
fore many hours after his arrival back
! to camp,