The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-26
ARLINGTON

Bernie ~ Cnllinan spent Sunday
with friends in Proctor.
P. w. Cullinan motored to Manches
ter Depot Sunday night.
Miss Marion Iathrop is spending
few days at her home here.
Arthur White and R. b. Case were
in Rutland Saturday on business.
Supt B. P. Hamlin of Manchester,
was in town on business Tuesday.
f. D. Conroy was weekend guest
at the home OF Joseph Beland Of Pitts
field.
Miss A. NJ. Perry and Miss H. r..
Lakin were in Bennington Saturday
shopping.
William Eddington, salesman for
Hudson and Essex motors, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs w. P. Wilson is Ill at her home
on Main street and under the care OF
a trained nurse
Thomas Killion of Hoosick Falls is
the guest Of his uncle, NJ. F. Killion
OF Main street.
Prof. Rawson OF the North Distriaa
High school visited school in North
Bennington Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Conner and
friends from Manchester Center mo-
tored to- Arlington Sunday.
Miss Eta Seymour spent the week
end in Pittstield at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Beland.
Lyle Whist returned Saturday
from New York City where he has
been for few days OH business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HosN,and rela-
tives OF West SALISBURY were motor.
| ing through Arlington Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. p II. Thompson are
enjoying few days vacation in Pitts
field They made the trip By motor.
Harold Walker attended dance in
Manchester Center Monday night
when he played with Hawks orchea-
ira.
Miss Marguerite Clark has closed
her home on TIE hill and returned to
! Mt. Vernon where she Will spend the
winter.
! A number OF people from town at
( tended the knights Of Columbus Ba.
zaar and dance in Salem last Friday
night.
/ George d. Howard has purchased
an Apperson. Eight sport model of f.
10. Estes, local dealer for Appersor
I motors.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Buck returned
Saturday from Springfield, VT, where
they have been the guests of their
/ son. Frank Buck.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Howard and
Edward Philips Of Arlington and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Goodermote and
daughter, Therese motored to Troy
Sunday.
/ A. NJ. Johnstone. r. B. Case, S. W.
/ pelsue, Hermie Webb, George An.
drew. Z. G. Woodwork and o. T., Adj
ans motored to Albany Friday to at
tend the Shriners' meeting.
The latest reports from Fred
Squires. who was shot in SYNDICATE
Friday night, are that he has taken
some nourishment and that taere IS
a slight chance of his recovery.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Buck Miss
Mary Grady and Dr. w. +. LaHiff mo-
/ tored to Troy and Albany Sunday
Miss Grady remained in Troy where
she will be the guest OF friends for a
week.
4 miscellaneous shower was given
Friday evening at the home OF MI
and Mrs Wesley Perry Of Manches'
ter Depot in honor of their daughter
Mss Irene Perry who became the
bride OF Henry Cherbonneau Tuesday
morning. The shower was given by
the Misses Rose Generous and Alblna
NJ. Perry The decorations We're car
red out In lavender and yellow and
were very elaborate. Beautiful fay.
ors. consisting of little baskets trim
med with tiny brides, and filled with
lavender and yellow candy, were pre-
sented to each of the seventeen
guests. TIE shower included many
afts OF cut glass, silver, linen, etc
Refreshments of ice cream. cake and
coffee were served. after which games
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