The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-09-10
ARLINGTON

HuTSudy.
Mrs. Jennie Reid of Plttsheld arriv-
ed Wednesday evening to spend few
days with her sisters. Mrs. r. N. Cul-
Imam.
Forty Hours Devotion will begin
Sunday, Sept. II at ST. Columban's
church.
Albert n. tombstone is i'll at his
home on School street.
Miss Viola Cross underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis Wednesday
morning at the Putnam Memorial
hospital and is reported to be doing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cole have
named tTeir baby daughter, Fannie
Emma. II
Doris Squires is assisting Miss Josie
Robinson with her housework.
Brownie CALI and Robert Young
motored to Sandgate Wednesday
night on business.
Mrs. A. w Noyce went to Rutland
thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Groves Of Adj
ans, Mass, were in town Thursday
calling on Mrs. Groves sister, Mrs.
r. Thighs.
Mrs. Thomas Higgins and Miss
Mary Thompson went to Bennington
Thursday shopping.
Rita Gagnon celebrated her fourth
birthday Wednesday, Aug. 6, by en-
tertaining six OF her little friends
from 3 to 5. The occasion was also
the birthday OF one of her guests
Esther Benedict, who was six years
old.
DR.. G. A. Russell was In Denning
ton Thursday on business.
Miss Mildred Cook attended Rut
land Fair Thursday.
Miss Ellen Curtis, who has been
spending some time with her grand
parents, MIR and Mrs. Frank Garfield
has returned to her home in Pleasant
vile, y. Y.
Mrs. Ernest Goyette and daughter
Miss Doris Goyette were guests OF
Miss Josephine Robinson Thursday.
Miss Harriet Billings went to Man
chester Thursday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hoyt Of West
Salisbury called on Mrs Il. j. Cul
Imam of Main street Thursday.
Miss Lena Sheylin. who is spending
the summer in Manchester, was in
town Thursday calling on friends.
Arthur Gagnon motored to Man
chester Thursday evening,
Theresa Keough attended Rutland
Fair Thursday motoring there With I
party OF friends.
Miss Irene Higgins arrived home
Thursday afternoon, after having beer
a patient in the Rutland hospital FOL
few weeks. She was accompanied
by Miss Anna II Gullinan.
Patrick Keough has resumed his
work at Arco Inn, having given VI
school at North Bennington, as h
will later attend the High school al
North District which will open Oct
Isl
William Keough has returned from
Geneva. \. Y. where re went to drive
Mr.. and Mrs c. d. Gilchrist's car.
Paul Field motored to Cambridge
. y. Y. Friday with party.
Mrs. o. Z. Adams and daughter
Mrs. II. D. I.aBatt went to Cambridge
n. Y. Friday on business.
Mrs Gennyile who lives OF
Mum Terrace is ILL.,
Father Thompson OF Burlington Il
visiting at his home here.
Mrs. Maud Seymour and grandson
Seymour Gibson are visiting Mrs
Seymour's daughter, Mrs. Joseph BE
land in Pittsheld, Mass.
Father Burke. Father Kennedy an'
Father Welch of Burlington motore'
through town Friday and called OF
friends here.
James p. Cullinan and brother WI
J liam Culinan Of Bennington returned
Thursday night from Detroit Mich
where they went to drive home TIVE
new Big.Six Studebakers
Velma Webb celebrated her fourtl
birthday Thursday by entertaining
party o. girl friends from three t
fivc.
The Arlington Garage announce thu
sale of a Big-SiX Studebaker to WI
liam Cullinan Of Bennington.
The benefit picture for re baseball
club. Sporting Life, was highly SUI
cessful from a financial point and tn
MANAGEMENT wishes to thank all Wit
contributed or helped in any way Il
: make it a success.
. The Misses Kathrine and Glenn'
Walker and Messrs Dewey Bronson
and Raymond Carlisle motored to Rut
= land to attend the fair Wednesday.
Raymond Kirby of Burlington is thu
guest of Miss Kathrino Walker u
her home on Mum Terrace MI
knhy motored to Boston recent,
with friends and stopped in town el
route for his home in Burlington.
Mrs. Feia Gibson. Miss Agne
, Cormley, Arthur White and Duan
lIawley attended Rutland fair Friday
Leon Cole went to bennington Fri
J day on business.
(, Harold Walker and Ernest Cole me
/ tored to Manchester Frhlay, on bus
nes,