The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-16
ARLINGTON

c. D, Gilchrist spent Sunday at his
home here.
Mrs, s. w. Pesue was in Benning-
ton Tuesday.
Mrs. George H. Rice was in Ben
nington Tuesday.
G. l.. Parker of New York City was
in town Monday,
N. A. Shaw of Boston was in town
on business Monday.
Herbert w. DEMO of Montpelier
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Hard was in Bennington
Tuesday afternoon shopping,
@. p. Liscomb Of Albany has been
spending few days in town.
L. j. Brehm Of San Diego, Cal, was
a guest at the Arco Inn Monday.
G. A, Robinson of Bennington was
a business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Bayard left Tuesday
to spend week in New York City.
Albert NJ tombstone has returned
from business trip to Philadelphia.
w. r. Lowe of the Marshall garage
Of Bennington was in town Tuesday.
r. G. Townshend OF New York City
was guest at the Arco Inn Tuesday
Mrs. Roy b. Case was in Benning
ton with a party Of friends Tuesday
w. r. Warner OF Medford, Mass,
waJ guest at the Arco Inn Monday.
Miss Margaret Gormley has employ
ment at the home of Mrs. S. II. Wat
kins.
Mrs. Bremmer and Mrs. Dobbn of
Reading, Pa, were in town over the
week end.
Robert Benedict Of Conroys garage
motored to Bennington Tuesday with
party
Mrs. Frank J. stubenrauch and
daughter Eleanor were in Bennington
Tuesday
Miss Glenna Walker attended the
Junior Hop" at Manchester Monday
evening.
Charles Clifford has employment as
chauffeur for Mrs William Frothing.
ham SIN tn.
Miss Doris squires has employment
in the Office Of The Arlington garaga
Jas filing clerk.
Mrs. Edith Downs, manager of the
Arco Inn spent Wednesday in Ben
nington on business.
Fred Brownson was in Bennington
Tuesday to act as pail bearer at the
funeral OF Charles King.
Mrs. J. B. Lakin was the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. l.. Robinson OF
West SALISBURY Tuesday.
Mrs. c. D. Gilchrlst will entertain
the Guild OF St James Episcopal
church at supper. Friday, June 16.
Mrs. Bertha Derbrow, who has been
1 the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Phil
Up Couroy has gone to Atlantic CITY
Special sale on remainder OF spring
and early summer millinery at Mrs
G. G. Cullinans Millinery Shop.
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L. D. Conroy and Otto r. Proach left
by motor Tuesday morning for Bos
ton, whore they went to drive in new
cars
Mr. ana Mrs. Enos Lathrop and sor
Of Bennington. were guests Of Mr. La
throps mother, Mrs. May Lathrop
over Sunday.
Miss Kumer of Greenwich. n. Y.
was IN town Tuesday enroute to Man
chester where she has employment fol
the summer.
Mrs. Fred Tulip of Salem, has beer
spending several days in town, The
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Keough.
Mrs. Burton Hard, Mrs. Thomas Hig
gins, and Mrs. George Rice attended
the county library meeting at Nortt
Bennington recently.
Miss Sara CALI OF this town an,
Miss Celia Higgins of New York CITY
have employment at Mrs. w. F
Smiths for the summer.
Gordon Woodland, who was seriousl!
injured in an automobile accident ani
who has been undergoing treatment a
the Troy Hospital is expected hom
today.
Fred Siolstelmer and son, JUNO
returned Tuesday from New York
where they went to visit the former
mother who sailed Monday for Il,
months tour in Europe.
Willard Rose and a party Of work
men from powual are employed re
building the cellar wall which cave
IN under the house occupied b
Thomas Barrett and used as tel,
lhone Office.
The following pupils in the sevent
and eighth grade room Of the Airing
ton Memorial school were neither tai
dy nor absent during the spring term
Veronica Cullinan. Florence Nelson
Wilma Randall. Ethel Squires, WilliaI
Walker, Robert Morehouse; tardy. bu
not absent, Elsie Salter Leroy Law
renee; absent one half day, Dorothe
Cullinan, Elizabeth Cullinan, Ethel III,
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