The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-11
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! Maurice Buck is spending a few
days in Albany.
1 Bort Titcomb and family have been |
spending q few days in Troy.
4 c. u. Hard of Bennington passed I
Sunday in town with relatives.
\ Lelard Rudd has moved into Ira
Warmers tenement, on Hillside street.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Reginald have
been spending week at Grout pond.
! Miss Mary Hawkins Of North Ad-
ans visited Mrs. William Webb last
lweel..
NJ A. Gibson of Mercersburg, Pa, |
spent the week end in town with Leo
Grout.
Hewitt Lasher returned Sunday
from Springfield, Mass, making the
trip by auto.
Mj5s Ieola Spencer of North Ben
nington spent Sunday in town visit
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs. y. ], Moore are spend
ing q few weeks In Providence, r. l.,
visiting relatives.
Mre. Martha Powers Of Bennington
passed the week end in town with her
sister, Mrs. NJ A. Burt.
Victor Smith and Dennis Hall are
on a fishing expedition and iAltomo.
bile trip in Canada.
Miss Mildred Buck Of Troy n. Y,
| Is depending a few days in town with
her aunt. Mrs. A. E. Buck.
Mrs J. II Reichlmg and children of
Bennington spent few days in town
Visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson Of Pittsheld.
Mass, has been spending a few days
in town with Mrs. Thomas Mann.
Doctor end Mrs. Munday of New
| York their son Perry and Mrs. Nun
days sisterare in town for month.
Mrs. St Marie and daughter of
! Hartford, Conn, are spending few
days in town with Mr.. anu Mrs. Arch
| er.
/ L'ewe1yn Bells of New Britain.
| Conn, Is spending his vacation In
town with his lnother Mrs. Thomas
Bells.
Mrs. Belle Flags returned from tho
Samaritan hospital. Troy Saturday
she is rapidly convaleseing from her
operation.
! Mort Dean and daughter and his
mother, Mrs Lucy Dean OF East
Orange, y. J.. are spending few days
In town visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jepson of
: South Bend, Ind. are spending few
. days in town with the formers par.
cnts Mr. and Mrs. George Jepson
Dcrwood Smith. T. c. 4. student,
friend of James Cole. and Charles
. Smith, is spending a few days in town
: whiting them. Durwool Smith is
i supplying the NJ f. church at Shrews.
abury and Charles Smith supplies at
, Sandgatc.
Douglas Fairbanks IN his latest at
traction The Nut will be shown at
Colonial theater Thursday evening
Aug. 18th, under the auspices OF the
East Arlington Village Improvement
Association Proceeds to 80 for
street Lighting
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Warner and
son, Oliver, left Tuesday for New
York City to spend a few days there
with relatives. Horace 1ulett of
SALISBURY who worked for Mr. Wa
t ncr some time ago, is taking his place
in the stoN
Arlington baseball team defeated
8 Rcadsboro Saturday to T. The
gamc was even better than the score
= would indicate The teams were very
!. evenly matched Readsboro getting
= the worse OF the same but they
s. fought gamcly to the last and every
- one got his moneys worth, Among
!. the Readsboro team and followers
n were the familiar faces OF several for
y NOR residents, Or. Frank A. Walsh
"A manager, Bryant. SPORT stop; and
n Z i.eterneau, third base and David Kir
Inv WIN oar,a afoutr IN roof for thprn