The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-05
ARLINGTON

Miss Minta Mills Of Albany, n. Y,
spent Memorial Day with her sister,
Mrs. u c. Woodwork.
The Neighborhood club held it's
meeting al the home Of Mrs. George
Howard Thursday afternoon.
John Risdon OF Binghamton, N. Y,
is here with his family, and will re-
main until George leaves the hospital
Mrs. C. D. Gilchrist accompanied BY
Master Bob and Clement Pierce have
gone to Boston for an extended visit
with Mrs Pierce.
John L BGrdett and Miss Hawkins
Of New YORK afler passing q delight,
full holiday al the Burdeett house have
returned 70 he city
Miss Anioinette MacAuley OF New
York city, was 10 Gown the latter mart
OF the week with her sisters. Mildred
ana Lillian MacAuIey.
Mr and Mrs William Boms, Mr. and
Mrs Chas Bevis and' Mn. and Mrs
Cha9 Hard Of Scotia, NJ Y,Ispent the
week end with Mrz. Hard and family
Mir and Mrs Frank Buck ana fami-
ly, of SbFin field VI, Mr.. and Mrs, I'D
Buck and family Of Cobbleskil n Y,
spent the Weekend with Rlt Lemuel
Buck and family.
Funeral services for the late Mrs,
S / Larabee were held in st. Johns.
church Tuesday afternoon. A large
attendance testified to lie esteem in
(which the deceased was held.
! Master George Risdou, who has just
pas-ed through severe operation for
the removal of adenoids al The Troy
hospital, is much improved and will
return to his home in Arlington in a
few days
( j. L. Roosevelt, who has been spend
ing his vacation with his brother, the
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt. returned to
New Yorl, MIR, Roosevelt reports
trade witr the Latin countries promis-
Ing, especially in the line Of ctotons
and woolens.
Mr. Shaw Of Roaring Camp" has
returned for the summer, There is no
more desirable SPOT around Arlington
, for passing q season Of rest Mr. Shaw
has an attractive place among pines
where every facility Is at hand for a
good restrul and delightful time,
Rev Sherwood Roosevelt held ser,
vices in the Union chapel at Sunder
land Sunday, Services are held here
each Sunday during the summer Min
listers of various denominations taking
@ Sunday each There is need OF a
resident clergyman among these peo-
pie.
Dennis Conroy and his son, Eddie,
have opened garage adjoining their
blacksmith shop a full equipment of
accessories has been added for repair
ING and equipment No doubt but
what quick and efficient service win
be given to all From the number OF
cars passing through the village there
viii be plenty Of work for those quail
led to undertake It.
Mrs. s H. Watkins of Burlington
and Miss Mary Watkins OF New York
motored from New York Saturday.
Miss Watkins returned with friends to
Undertook N. Y. Mrs. Watkins con
tinued by motor 30 Burlington Mon
day morning There is a well-founded
report that the Batchelder property
has passed into possession of Mr. and
Mrs. Watkins II this report Is cor
rect, then Arlington viii have an op
portunity Of welcoming at some fl.
ture date, The Watkins as permanent
residents of the village.
Mr. J Whitsit is in town looking
after the construction Of his new and
attractive home which he is building
on the east side OF Red Mountain neai
the "Cold Spring. The spot is lovely
for situa ion and viii no doubt, prove
to be q real home among the noun
tains Arlington j. attracting many
from the cities, who, tired and worn
with the hustle and confusion of the
crowds. have learned to find real life
and retirement among the hills. Airing
TONS qualifications in this direction
cannot be duplicated
The Memorial Day exercises held il
the Town hall calls for more Of an ex
tended notice than can be given ii
this correspondence. Every condition
l,uoe ruvora b1A IN thn cuVrvinp ouf of ,