The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-21
ARLINGTON

! Harod Bushee motored to Benning
ton Tuesday
+. ID. Conroy was in Shushan Fri
day evening on business.
Miss Josephine Robinson spent
Monday In bennington shopping.
! Mrs. +. o. Estes and Miss Marie
A. Buck moIored to Bennington Fri
day
! G. a. Wheat of New bedford.
Mass, vas in town OH business Mon.
day
Mrs. Henry CuIinan motored to
ManG G'ester Monday with a party OF
friends
Mrs VIM rockingham Smith OF
New York City is at her home here
tor the present
Mrs. J b. I.akin was the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Il. Hitchcoc-
in Manchester Center Monday
Miss Katherine Walker is assisting
Mrs Burton Hard during tie absence
OF Miss Bertha keough, who is i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beyis. Duane
Hawley and John Squires, jr., attend
ed q dance in Shnshaa .fT.day even
ing.
Helen Hitchcock OF Manchester
Center is the guest Of her grandpar.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. lAkin for 4
few days.
Miss Marie A. Buck OF Gardner Is
spending the Christmas vacation with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Buck at "Westview'
Several from here attended the
leeture and entertainment for the
benefit of the American Legion In
East Arlington Monday evening
Mrs. James L. l,ovejoy, Miss Helen
II. Larkin of Arlington and Mrs. w. +.
Hitchcock Of Manchester Center are
spending tie day in Bennington.
Mrs. William Laurence, vocal
teacher OF Troy, was in town recent
~ for a short visit Whi c In town,
Mrs. Laurence gave several lessons
and also sang at the Russian Musi'
cal Recital OF the Music Study club.
The recital the second of t.'e season,
was held al the home OF Mrs. G. ~.
Russell
On Wednesday evening, Dec 2sth,
the public is cordial y invited to the
Town Hall to hear Mss Jessie Camp
Ross of Troy. Miss Ross is a hum.
orGus reader and impersonator OF
great ability, and keeps her audiences
laughing an entire evening. Between
her readings. there viii be tree OF
four musical numbers and a fancy
dance Proceeds are for the benefit
of the Martha Garfield Library. Tick
cts will be thlyty-fve cents.
Schools In town closed Friday, De
cembcr 10th, for the Christmas yaca-
ton. The Arlington and East Airing
ton schools un ted to ho.d their
Christmas tree in Colonial theatre,
East Arlington An appropriate pro
gram was carried out, consisting OF
songs. recitations, etc. A few speci-
al features we're play entitled
story Book Land" by pupils OF the
East Arlington Grammar Room. 1T
tie Christmas play Santa Calls the
Roll" By the first grade pupils OF the
Arlington Primary and a two-act play,
Trouble in Santa Claus Land by
pupils OF the Arlington Grammar
school. Judging from the way the
parents and in fact all the people, OF
both OF the villages turned out to
this Christmas gathering, one can
Judge that II was a big success. The
teachers wish to express their thanks
to the people who so kindly rendered
assistance in any way. especially to
Mrs. John p Mann and Mss Grace
Buck who aided with the musical
part of tie program and who helped
train the children in their songs, to
Mr. Kamber who donated the use Of
the hall, lights, heat, etc to Thomas
Barrett for wiring the Christmas
tree with electric liGAts, and to Mr.
bromley who brought the tree. They
also wish to thank the people in gen.
eral for turning out in such numbers
TO help make the evening success