The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-23
ARLINGTON

l.. b Smalley of Boston was in town
Thursday.
A. A. Murray OF Rutland was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. John Healey Of Bennington
was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Phillip Swain Of New York is
spending some time in town.
The rectory OF st. James Episco.
pal church Is being re-painted.
II. +. Pritchard and family of Ben.
nington were In town Thursday.
d. II. Douglass of Granville was a
guest at the Arco Inn Thursday
A. W. Lavale of Rutland was a
business visitor in, town Wednesday.
Curtis w. Dubois of Troy was a
business visitor in. town Wednesday.
Robert f. Hill OF Gardner. Mass.
was guest at the Arco Inn Thurs.
day
Miss Lena Goewey has employment
as operator at the local telephone OF.
flee.
Mrs. Keene of the Arco Inn is
spending some time with relatives In
Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walther of
Mt, Vernon, N. Y, were guests at
the Arco Inn Thursday.
Miss Albina NJ. Perry of Manches.
ter Depot was the guest OF friends in
town Wednesday evening.
Marley ], Seymour of Pittsford was
In town Saturday to attend the funer.
al of Mrs. John Genette.
Walter Malot. salesman for Howe
Confectionery Co. OF Rutland was in
town on business Thursday.
Leslie Shattuck and Stewart May.
hew Of Manchester motored to this
village Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Leake and family of
Garden City, are stopping at A. f.
Bentley's on Water street, for a time.
Prin, Kenneth F. Preston Of the 10.
cal Junior High school. spent the
weekend with friends in Whining.
ton.
Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt address.
ed the men at the Congregational
church in East Arlington Sunday
evening at seyen'thirty.
H. A. Flynn OF Boston. salesman
for c. p. Rockwell, Inc. Of that city.
was in town Thursday on business
connected with that concern
Mrs. s. H. Watkins and daughter,
Miss Mary Watkins have closed their
summer residence here and gone to
New York for the remainder OF the
season.
Miss Mary +. Gore, Home Econo.
m cs teacher at the local Junior High
school, entertained her parents and
a party of friends from Southamp-
tonf Mass. Sunday
On the report for the primary eIec
ton, it should have been stated that
Elias Harrington received the great
est number Of votes on the Demo.
cratic ticket in Arlington.
The friends and neighbors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Stlnger gave them a
farewell party at the home OF Mrs.
Frank Wright last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Stinger have been spend
ing the summer at Griffins Corner,
and left Saturday on the flyer for
their winter home in Brooklyn, n Y.
The Home Economics room in the
A ri In rrtA fni 4.
ing used daily by pupils in the Junior
High who are taking the course and
contributions toward equipment for
the kitchen department would be very
acceptable. Any kitchen utensils
which are usable, such as cups,
plates. knives or forks, spoons, bowls,
cooking saucepans. etc. are needed.
The course is being taught by Miss
Mary E. Gore Of Northampton. Mass,
who Is starting II in a very efficient
manner and both pupils and teacher
would be aided very material,y>~by
such contributions as would make
their work more efficient and inter
esting by having the necessary uten-
sls with which to work. Two forty
minute periods daily are devoted to
this work, and plans are under way
to serve hot lunches to pupils who
cannot go home at noon Contribu.
tions have already been made by the
following pupils toward kitchen
utensil equipment: Doris Squires,
Nettie Morrissey Elizabeth Cullinan,
Wilma Randall, Elizabeth Griswold,
Veronica Cullinan. Ethel Hebert, Lu.
Gina Hulett, Elene Pelsue and Elsie
Salter The Neighborhood club has
also donated an oil stove which is be.
ing used daily.