ARBEADIE, a village, in the parish of Banchory-Ternan,
county of Kincardine; containing 301 inhabitants.
This village, which is of very recent origin,
takes its name from the estate on which it has been
built, and appears to have been erected to supply the
want of the ancient village of Banchory. A post-office
has been established; there are three good inns, and,
in the immediate vicinity, a branch of the Bank of
Scotland, and a small lock-up house for the temporary
confinement of petty offenders. The Independents have
a place of worship.