The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-27
ARLINGTON


O. L Adams OF Granville, n. Y, has
returned home after visiting his
brother, o. r.. Adams,
Mrs Margaret Barrett who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Keugh has been called to Bratt!eboro
on account 4 the illness of another
daughter. Mrs, Claude Burrough.
G. E. Adams on Wednesday last at
tended the reunion OF the Bennington
County c A. " which was held a..
Manchester tio also attended the
Rutland County reunion held at Bon
sor. n ~z@
Harry Wilson o. PittsfeId Mass.
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Margaret Wilson.
Mrs. H. d. l4aBatt and two children
left Wednesday for a short visit with
Mr. IaBatt's brother and Wife in Ad-
ans
Miss Anna Quinn ct Bennington
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Margaret Wilson for the past two
weeks.
Among those who attended the
meeting of the knights of Columbus
held at Rutland last Sunday were
John Keough, John Mann, Phillip Con
roy Robert Benedict. Arthur Bene
dict, Ira Garfield. Edmund Bushee.
Harold 'Bushee, James Casey. Roy
Casey, John Cantwell, Fred Gagnon.
Arthur Gagnon, Joe Gagnon. Roger
Higgins, Frank Hoyt, James Keough.
Thomas Keough, william Keough. NJ.
Morrissey and William Delany.
Mr. and Mrs Ira Garfield and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Benedict spent Sun
day in Rutland
Nj. and Mrs, Earl Noyes and
daughter Virginia are visiting the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Noyes.
The body cf Mrs Catherine Kelly
Walsh was brought here Wednesday
August 18th, from Buffalo for inter
ment. Mrs. Walsh was the widow OF
the late William Walsh and lived the
greater part of her life in Arlington
After the death of Mr.. Walsh she kept
house for her youngest son in Albany
Last May she moved to Buffalo ant
entered the hospital there for treat
ment, She was sabcut 70 years Of age
Martin Walsh of Houston, Texas an(
James Walsh of Buffalo, are her two
surviving sons. The older son wa.
unable to be present on account o
illness Her many friends both her,
and elsewhere extend sympathy.
The Arlington Library is now open
ed Tuesdays and Thursdays of eacl
week from tc and from to y
m. On Saturdays the rooms will b,
kept open all day except at meal time
A librarian will be in attendance. Sew
eral new books have been added t,
the list and a gdod assortment of tn,
latest works has been ordered. also
number Of the best magazines begin
ming with the Sept. issue.
Mr., and Mrs. Woodbury. and tw
children of Boston, have been tn
guests of Mr. and Mrs, B, l.. Hard 70
the past week.
Patrick Thompson and family hav
returned from an outing passed in me
toring through New York state a
far as New York City They repor
a most enjoyable time. lie could no
be otherwise with our genial p. N
at the wheel and all nature smiling.
The Poetry Discussion Group ha
the unusual pleasure of entertainin
Mr. Arthur Guiterman of New Yorl
The meeting was held in the Tow
Hall which gave an opportunity to az
commodate the large number from on
of town who took advantage CT the o
portunity to meet and listen to MI
Guiterman read and interpret hi
poems. One charming and unusus
feature of the occasion consisted {
the candOr with which Mr.. Guiterma
took his listeners into his confidenc
telling them OF the method by whic