The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-08-26

vi it0r at the home Of his sister, Miss
Harriet Billings in Arlington.
J. c. Bradley arrived from Buffalo
Saturday and will spend some time
with his family at Rlyerdale Farm.
Prof Jas. w. Roe Of New Haven
Conn. was N town Saturday and with
Roes and Pages went to Lake Bono
seen.
l.. V Chew and Lester Hindlev Of
circulation department OF the Rutland
Herald we're business visitors here
Tuealay
Principal w W. Lee returned from
Cambridge, Mass, Tuesday having
completed his course at the Harvard
summer school.
Miss Bertha r. Kelley. r. n. Of
Providence, X. l., arrived Thursday
for her annual vacation at the home
Of her father c. d. Kelley.
Mrs George Orys entertained al
the Equinox Monday evening In honor
OF her guests, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Wh.ten OF New York City
G. X Batchelder of Beaufort. S C.,
called on friends here Wednesday He
is spending a short time with rela-
tiyes in Manchester and Peru
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Darling and
family OF Springfield. Mass, are
spending the week with Mr.. Darllng's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Darling.
Miss Carolyn Moffat. daughter of
Sr, and Mrs A. r Moffat, celebrated
, her NTH birthday on Tuesday after
noon by entertaining eight little
friends.
Dr. l.. II. Hemenway and daughter.
/ Miss Clara Hem nway, who have been
spending the summer with Il. II. Hem
way left Sunday for their home in
Honolulu
Mrs Vina Willard formerly mana
ger OF the Orchard Park Hotel which
IS now the Worthy Inn. was a recent
visitor N town Mrs. Willard is living
! in Springfield Mass
Miss Elizabeth Boynton of New York
/ city arrived Tuesday and VIII spend
her vacation with her sister, Mrs. NJ
| T. Way and Mrs. o. L. Cushman. and
I her broher, 0. w. Boynton.
Mr. and Mrs, b. p. Hamlin and son
have returned from Burlington, where
Mr. Hamln attended summer school
/ for superintendents conducted by the
state board of education.
Rev John Il. Ten Dyke and family
expect to leave this week for three
weeks vacation in Michigan, where
their families reside. Rev. George
Smyth of Hartsdale n Y, will occupy
the pulpit Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. TORY Brophy and
1 daughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs
G. i. Lawrence, Mr. Brophy has been
in the employ Of the Vermont Marble
Co., in Tacoma Wash, and also the
United Cigar Stores Co.
The Misses Frances and Grace Hoyt
of Manchester and New York City
have been recent guests of friends in
! Greenwich, and Reading Ridge, Conn.
They left Thursday Of last week for
La Crosse, Wis, where they will be
suests of George w. Burton
George c. Smith and FANNY Of New
York have moved into their new
home on the valley road. Mr.. Smith
purchased hiI property of DR.. David
Orr Edison and has made extensive
repairs on it. He Is a member OF the
publishing house of Street and Smith.
The recent arrivals at. the hotel Eq.
uinox include: Judge and Mrs. w. a.
Henderson of Cleveland o., Mr. and
! Mrs, c w Campbell, Hampstead, l..
l., Mr. and Mrs, p NJ Lord of Ilyn-
brook, l., l., W. NJ. Crosby. Joan r.
Durham, Mrs. j. A. Durham. Mrs w
b. Ryder of Charlotte, N. c., and Mr..
and Mrs, c Rundet and Miss c. Run
Diet of Larchmont N, Y
Mrs. Bartlett Arkel entertained a
house party over the week end in
honor Of Mr. Arkells birthday. On
Saturday night a dinner was served
at the house Previous to the dinner.
Mrs. Arkell's gift to Mr.. Arkell. a
very unique sun dial was unveiled.
The sun dial is a representation of
Robert Appleton Of New York CITY
addressing a golf ball, the golf club
forming the shadow of the dial. Mr..
|. Appleton and Mr. Arkel were class
mates at Yale and have been golfing
partners for more than 2 years. Sew
cral members of the elias Of 1885 of
Yale, besides Messrs, Arkell and Ap-
p.eton We're present at the dinner as
we'll as other house guests and friends
from the village On Sunday Mr. Ar.
kell gave a stag dinner, the following
gentlemen tending Robert Apple
ton, ~ NJ. Goodlet, Alex Gerard, Of
New York City George d, Elliott Of
clinton Conn, Marshall Whitlatch Of
New York City, Frank Canning, A. J.,
Cristie, j, w. Burgess Harry Rawlins,
w. ii. Shaw and Frank Lay,