The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-10
ARLINGTON

Bernie Cullinan spent Sunday with
friends in Proctor
4 John Garfield enjoyed short
motor trip Tuesday
! Joseph McMann Of Hoosick Falls,
was in town Wednesday.
| Mrs. Leon Hilliard spent Tuesday
in Bennington on business.
Miss Cora Perry OF Manchester
Depot was in town Tuesday.
Frank Foster spent Wednesday in
Manchester visiting his brother.
Charles Nolan Of Bennington was
a business visitor In town Wednes.
day
Jesse Harrington and Harry Brown
of West Arlington each have shot a
dec.
F. o. Estes mas sold an Apperson
chummy roadster to party In Ad-
ans, Mass.
Merle Pike OF Sunderland has pur-
ichased Mitchell touring car Of
+. o. Estes.
! w. A. Dorwin. lumber salesman OF
Montreal was a business visitor in
town Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Buck, William
Grady and Miss Mary Grady motored
to Salem Sunday
! Mrs. A. F. Bump and grandson
Harold Seymour were in Bennington
Tuesday afternoon.
! Mrs. Eva Coolidge attended a meet
/ ing Of the Eastern Star in Manches
ter Tuesday evening.
! Mrs. William Houghton is acting as
cook and general housekeper at the
Arco Inn for the present.
Jtrn Squires, jr,. Robert Squlres
! and Frank Foster have returned from
an extended hunting trip
! Mss Hazel Bells has returned
from weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Gardner, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gaguon and
daughter, Rita, and Albert Buck, mo-
Itored to Bennington Monday.
Mrs. C.,larles o. Hard OF Scotia, n.
X, spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Hard Of Main street.
| Marley J. Seymour OF Bennington
motored to Arlington Tuesday with
his mother. Mrs. A. r. Bump.
! P. ]. Griffith and L. S. Briggs, tele
phone employees OF Bennington,
were business visitors in town We'd
nesday
Miss Margaret Reid of Pittsfeid
motored to Arlington Tuesday with
a party of friends and called on rela-
tiyes here.
The o. Il. s. entertained the grand
lofficefs OF the second Masonic dis
ltrict Wednesday evening at the Ma
sonic rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Beland OF
Pittsfie!d were in Arlington Tuesday
visiting Mrs. Beland's mother, Mrs,
Maude Seymour.
Mrs. Paul Rochester who has been
in town several days on business con-
nected with the Arco Inn, has re-
turned to New York.
The condition of Mrs. w p VIII
son. v.io has been i'll for several
weeks, does not improve as much as
her many friends wish.
Miss Lena Goewey entered the Put.
nam Memorial hospital Monday for
an operation for the removal Of
tonsilitis and adenoids.
Miss Elizabeth Griswold. who has
been III for q week at her home on
Mum Terrace IS able to be about
again and attend school.
Charles st. John McRee OF Boston
was in town on business Tuesday and
was entertained at lunch at TIE home
CT Mr.. aud Mrs Alfred Buck.
Mrs. p. j. Cummings and daughter,
Miss Ella Cummings and Miss Paul
/ inc Cornell Of Bennington We're in
town recently calling on friends.
William Grady and Miss Mary
Grady, who have been guests OF their
sister, Mrs Alfred Buck, have re-
turned to their home in Salem, y.
Y.
James II. Murphy, contractor in
charge of the new school building,
v.,o has been spending several days
in Boston, returned to town Wednes.
day
The auction of the Deming resi-,
dence will take place on Nov. 18th
at 3 p. m. instead of Nov. 10th at 9
p. m. rs was seated in last nights
Banner.
A musical entertainment for The
benefit of Red Mt Chapter o. f. S.
will be held at the Arlington Town
hall on Thursday. Nov IL at p. m.
Admission including war tax, 35c.
There will be business meeting
of the American Legion at the club
house Thursday evening at 7.Srs
These meetings will be held the first
Thursday of each monsl, during the
winter.
Clayton Hulett, who for the past
few years, has been employed as op-
orator at the local railroad station,
has been appointed station agent at
South Wallingford and viii take his
position November 20.
On Wednesday, Nov. l6, there will
be a Christmas sale at the Martha
Garfield Library. during the after
noon and evening. The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the library. Tea
will be served.
Harold Bushee recently purchased |
fine looking Ardale dog while in
Boston on a business trip. Already
he seems quite fond Of his new mas.
ter, as he is seen following him
about the streets.
The famous picture, Black Beauty
will be shown at the Arco theatre
next Saturday afternoon and evening