The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-05
ARLINGTON

was the guest Of friends in town over
Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. George Abbott spent
Saturday afternoon in Bennington.
Mrs. A. Milliman was in Bennington
last Tuesday on business.
Miss Marjorie Luce OF Burlington
was the guest Of Mrs. John r. Fisher
Saturday.
Mrs. N. P. Hebert and daughter
Miss Ethel Hebert spent Saturday
afternoon in Bennington,
The Guild of st. James Episcopal
church met with Mrs. e. G, Wood
worth Friday afternoon.
c. F, Howieson of Montpelier was in
town Saturday on business for the
Crowell Publishing company,
Miss Mildred MacAuley is helping
to care for Miss Hattie Garfield who
is Ill at Mrs. Emily Bucks home on
School street,
Harold Bushee recently purchased a
! fine saddle horse of the horse trainer
who held the show here at the Town
Hall last Monday.
1t is understood that serial pic.
ture named Mystery Mountain" will
start this Tuesday night, Dec. 9Th, at
the Arco Theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conlin spent
| Friday afternoon in Bennington shop
! ping.
John Monroe, Salem, was in town
Thursday
| G. a. Madison and r. ]. 0rvis o.
Manchester and s. d. Hawks of Ben
nington were among the out of towr
guests present at the banquet givei
( by the Arlington Fish and Game clul
December /, at the Arco Inn
w. A. E. Cummings of Glens Fall
was in town recently on business.
H. Lawrence Foster Of pittsflel,
was in town Friday.
w. r. Lowe OF Bennington was II
town Friday on business.
NJ. l.. Belden of Ticonderoga was
recent guest at the Arco Inn.
i. Ketcham of Wallingford was i
town recently.
Helen Hitchcock OF Mancheste
Center spent the weekend with he
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. I
Lakin OF Water street.
Mr., aud Mrs. N, S. Brown an
children. and Miss Aileen Salter {
Brandon spent Thanksgiving wit
MIR and Mrs Thomas Barrett
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Curren .aay
returned from their wedding tri
and are stopping for the present wit
Mrs. Currens mother. Mrs. Thoms
; BELLS OF East Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo NJ. Keough sper
the week end with relatives IN Mort
Bennington.
John l.. Burdett Of New York spei
Sunday at his home here.
, Mrs. fIilda Vaughn You-g has r
turned to her home in Troy. havin
spent two weeks in town, the gue
OF Mrs. George Rice
The Story Hour has been resume
at the Martha Garfield Library Sat,
day afternoons. Children und,
twelve are requested to come at 20
older children at O'Clock.
. On Thursday evening. Dec. LIST. Il
Arlington Fish and Game club gave
fis'l and venison supper at the ARK
Inn TO members Of the club and
few invited guests. Tho members m
: al eight o'clock for business NEE
ing and at 9.l5 10 members and CUES
sat down to dine. The menu consis
= ed Of four coursese as follows: Graz
|. fruit cocktail. blue fish. venlson mas
ed potatoes, waldorf salad, ice.crea
aud coffee. Or. G. A. Russell actl
as POSTMASTER. A few puonsiue
mombers Of the club spoke on differe
subjects George D. Towards subje
was Where have the deer (?) gone
This speech was considered very
tsresting and was presented in vel
amusing way. Leo Grout spoke
u Propagation Of Came. Rev. SHE
wood Roosevelt on THE Fishes Tail
( John r. Fisher. The Long Trail
Mr. CnnnN~ c~c-a."-r ~ tho 10,
Trail association spoke on the sar
i, subject, Revert Orvis of Manchest
= on Deep Sea Fishing, and about /
own experiences as hunter. s.
Hawks OF Bennington gave a she
n general talk on game raising o
can readily imagine that it was /
Wee sma' hours before the me,
ing broke up The officers elect
for the ensuing year were as follow
President. Or. G.. A RUSSELL viz
president VIM. P. Wilson; secretal
Wm Stafford; treasurer, Roy b. Cas-
Executive Committee, Burton Hal
(, G. D. Howard Leo Grout. w p. WI
=, son, aud DR., G. A. Russell, chairma
se 49,
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