The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-02-26
EAST ARLINGTON

H. N. Shaw OF Manchester was in
town Monday
Mrs. Gilbert Bushway is visiting in
Pittsfleld, Mass.
Mrs Della Shepard is recovering
an attack OF grip.
William coonley is able to be out
agan after his Ilness i
Vance Stacy Of South SALISBURY
was in town Monday visiting rela-
tivea.
Mrs. Alice Whelman is visiting her
cousin, Edna Rice at Manches er
Depot,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Stafford
who have been spending few weeks
in New York city, returned home Mon
dag
Wallace Coreyy who has been work
ing at Worcester, Mass, has returned
to town and resumed his work az
Hale Co.
Leland Rudd Of Bennington passed
the week end in town with his mother
Mrs Nehf.
Mrs. Nehf OF Benning on is in
town keeping house for her brother,
Henry Hayes Her daughter Dorothy
/ Is with her.
The Paterson brothers, Burdett and
Dom entertainedsa few of their school
/ friends Monday evening, Refresh.
lments We're served and good time
enjoyed by all
/ Next Sunday Feb. 29th will be OBJ.
served as our go 20 Church Sunday"
Let everybody come. You viii enjoy
the rare opportunity of hearing our
District Superintendent.
Frances, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Eunis was taken to
Troy City hospital for an opera ion
for appendicitis. She was accompan-
led by DR.. S. X Gray, her sister,
Mrs. Ray Elwell and her brother
Gerald Eunis.
| The NEE ings last Sunday. "Go-to.
church Sunday at Olivet church
were well attended. eighty-two being
present at the morning service. Next
Sunday 10 TO be Life Service I'm.
listment Sunday. Everyone viii
Ibe we,coine. Young peop especial
/ ly invited for next Sunday morning.
DR.. George X. Sta ham, our Bur.
! lington District superintendent, will
ho'd our last Quarterly Conference
of the year at East Arlington NJ e.
church, Saturday evening, o'clock,
Feb. 2Sth. He viii preach at Eas
Arlington NJ. E. church Sunday 1890
a. nj. Feb 29th He will preach at
SALISBURY M, u. church p. m. and
conduct their Quarterly Conference
at the close of that Service.
7 ~ very pleasans social afternoon in
the nature OF q Birthday Social" was
spent with Mrs. Edward Ward on Fri
day, Feb Goth by the members of the
! Woman's Christian Temperance I'm
ion and invited guests. This Union
composed of only few members has
done good work during the past year.
Their quota for the National Jubi zee
Fund was thirty dollars and the
splendid sum of forty dollars was
realized. The president wishes to
thank all who have so generously con
tributed,
Reducing H. c. Of l..
For the informa ion Of those who
are not benefited by purchasing Gov,
eminent flour, it may be Of interest 10
know that the Hale Company recent
ly purchased through The o. s. Grain
Corpora ion q carload Of -four con
tanning 341 barrels This was sold
and distributed 70 the townspeople
through the following dealers: c. A
Farmer J. W. Mann W. c. Andrew
Thompson z Howard. George Gull
nan G Co., q. C. Woodworth. r. b
Randall G. A. Mears, Arthur Smith
and Miles & Vaughn.
The flour Is pure wheat or very
good quality, and the saving 70 con
sumers is approximately $500 per bal
rel. This would make total saylni
in carload OF approximately $1,000
which is a considerable amount On
one commodity. This -four has jus
recently been distributed to dealer
through New Eng and wholesale job
bling houses, and the Town of Arling
ton Ia certniuly fortunate in belnl