The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-07
ARLINGTON

town recently.
George II. Rice returned Saturday
from business trip.
George A. Mathers Of Bennington
was in town Monday.
Miss Mildred Cook Is i'll at her
home In Sunderland.
Mrs. Sherwood Roosevelt is i'll at
her home on Main street.
Ernest Hamilton OF Manchester
Center was in town Tuesday,
Arthur Conlin is visiting his par
ents in Shushan for few days.
Mrs. Richard Keough was In Deu-
n.ngton last Saturday shopping.
NJ. ]. burlington of Bennington was
a business visitor In town Monday.
$, II. Bahan OF Chicago and II. A.
Powell OF Cleveland were in town
Monday.
Harry J, Sisco of South Shafts
bury was guest at the Arco Inn
Monday.
/ Harold Walker was in North Ben.
nington one day last week on
business.
: Thomas Walsh of Hubbardton was
the guest Of his cousin, Mrs Ira Can
field over Sunday.
DIR. James /. I4ovejoy OF Manches
ter Center was In town recently, be
ing called here on case.
The Nelghborhood Club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. F. ]. Stub
enrauch at her home on Main street
There will be a mass at $50 a. III
| Thursday, Dec, s, at st. Columbian :
church, It being q holy day Of obliga
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Young moved
i,,,sir household goods to Cambr dgC
Monday. vaughn's truck moved
them.
Mrs. +. ]. Cullnan is spendinl
some time In North Adams. thl
guest OF her sister Miss Grett;
Dunn.
| Col ms VI. Graves of Benningto,
was IN town Monday on business con
nected with the Mears shooting Il
Sandgate.
Miss Van Buskirk, trained nurs'
OF Manchester. who has been carinl
for Mrs. Burton Hard, has returne,
to her home.
Mrs. Ira Garfield and Mrs William
Delaney went Sunday to Mechanic
willie TO attend the funeral OF Mrs
James Walsh
Miss Mabel Squires is asslstih.
Mrs. +, J. StubenrRnch during tn
absence of Miss Mildred Cook who |
having a vacation.
The Guild Of ST James Episcopa
church vii meet next Friday eftc,
noon With Miss Grace Buck at he
home ON School street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Robinson an
son Billy Of West SALISBURY spen
TUESDAY with Mrs. Robinson
mutner, Mrs. J. b. Lakin,
Mr. and Mrs. Marley j. Seymou
anu daa. lter, kutn, Of Benm1gto
spent sunday with Mr., Seymour
mother Mrs. A. f. Bump.
Charles McDevitt. who formerl
was employed at the local railroa
station, IS expected to return her
soon to take q similar position,
Mr.. Ryan, an undertaken from Nj
chanicvile was in town Monday I
take charge Of the funeral OF Mr.
james Wash of that place who wa
buried in Arlington.
Mrs. James Duplis returned Tue
day night from the Putnam Memorlt
hospital where she has been pa
lent for two weeks. Mrs. Duplis
much improved In health.
Don't forget the sale OF food an
fancy articles Thursday afternoon Q
the church parlors OF st, Jane
church. This sale is in charge Of th
Ladies' Auxiliary, and It viii be
svsu opportunity to buy gifts tt
Christmas.
Mrs. James Walsh, former res
dent Of Arlington died Saturday
her home iii Mechanicville Deaf
was due to a gradual heart failur
and general failing health The de-
ceased was about seventy years OF
and was the widow OF the late Jane
j. Walsh who was buried here q fe
years ago. The funeral was he!
from the Catholic church IN Mechal
icville Monday morning at ten o'cloc
and the remains we're brought TO Al
lington on the flyer that afternoon. ]
torment was In the Catholic cemeter
south OF this village. Mrs. Walsh
survived by four children, two son
aud two daughters as follows; Mr.
James MCGUIRE of Cambridge, N. Y.
Mrs, John Campbell and Thomas an