The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-02-23
ARLINGTON

Mrs Paul Rochester is in town for
a few days.
Thompson and Howard are taking
Their annual inventory.
p. c. Woodwork after being con-
fined to his home for over week
with an injured foot, is able to be out
again.
Sickness among the children seems
to be abating much to the JOY Of the
mothers and the happiness OF the lit.
tie ones.
Mrs. c. D. Gilchrist, who IS pass
the winter in Schenectady with Mr..
.Gilchrst and her mother, Mrs. Phil
lips, was in town over trains Monday.
The moving picture exhibitions,
part of the Boys Scout movement
will be held in the Town Hall on
Wednesday and Saturday evenings
hereafter.
f. ]. Stubenrauch spent Sunday
in town with his family STUDY
says business IS certainly picking up
and he 5 getting his share Of pick
ing up Little.
Miss Sad Hard, who went to
Ecotia, n. y. some tine ago for the
treatment Of a throat trouble which
had been giving her some uneasiness
for considerable time, has returned
cOuffletely relieved
The full equipment for the electric
light has been Installed at the corner
,of Main and Water streets, and now
the traveller may find his way fully
( Illuminated, and his hitherto mcer-
lain Steps guided in both narrow and
BROAD paths. 81 rsa fahb rat
Mr. Haniim. the district school sup.
eryiscr. was in town last Friday At.
tending q meeting Of the local school
directors. Several matters bearng
on the tonduct OF ohr Schools for the
coming years, the placing Of teachers
and the selection OF proper books, by
the elimination Of old and worn books
and the purchase OF up to date new
ones. was discussed. A programme
| for mere efficient service embrac ne
leyery feature OF school work was
adopted. The supervisors report
showed a decided gain in every de.
partment OF the district schools The
outlook for the coming year is very
bright.
1t is with much pleasure and
strong note of commentator and APP
Irreciation, that we record the inter.
est that is being constantly manifest
ed in the local Boys s. ut move
mcnt The lead gers in this movement
! through whose genCrC ty and
| thoughtfulnes the present status OF
the organization owes its inception
and confluence. are so we'll known
( that their identifact on with the
movement insures its maintenance
and success James y. Casey has
/ been engaged as scout master and
has undertaken the work with enthus-
| iasm and well defined plans. An en-
tertainent in behalf of the Scouts has
been arranged for next Wednesday
evening at the Arlington Town Hall.
A moving picture scenario entitled
"F ehtng Faith" VII be given Mrs,
Cornie Glynn Cocklin OF Rutland, a
well known soloist, Will I'LL out
programme which promised an eve
ming os rare enterta nment with the
the boys and their friends. This is
worthy cause let us turn out and en-
courage the scouts and their leaders.
Much interest is being brought to
the surface in these days as the time
of the Annual Town meeting draws
near. Perhaps one ought to call it,
speculaton as to what the other fell
low intends to do in reference to the
ever burning question Of the High
School Building. To some the Ques'
ton seems not to be settled until all
the wouldlbe-known as economical
sharpshooters have emptied their
verbal cartridge boxes of the last eX-
lplcsive in the endeavor to hit the
bullseye of disapproyal of the whole
thing. On the other hand there are
those who maintain that there amt
no bullseye left and whole darned
thing was shot up and out at the last
special town meeting, and the only
decent thing left now, is to properly
bury the dead and provide charitbly
for the wounded" SO it goes. The
actual conhiction next Tuesday VIII
shoy up the will and desire of the
people, whether 1t will be, yox ct
praeterea mill, or, as expressing the
consenses of the best Judgment and
convict on in one strong ana tull eX-
clamatiCn. vOx ponuli. voX Del.