The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1888-05-03
North RennInRIon.


last Saturday, by private arrangement,
carried to North Hoosick. A letter from
him, from Troy, says they went to Hoo
sick Falls and were mt rred, leav
ing there on the evening train, and say
ing her things should be sent to her
when they got located. He was employ
ed about painting in the forenoon, and
Klltie's family did not know of her in
tentions, 80 mysteriously and sudden
was the departure. 1t can hardly be
called less than an elopment, add per-
haps nothing more. as they have kept
very constant company for long time,
and it may be said, though it is leap
year, that for neither of them is 1t
understood there Is another sutton.
Burgess is nineteen years old, and his
bride sixteen.
The house of Daniel Devlin just south
of the depot. is undergoing repairs. 1t
is being newly clapboarded and is to
have piazza on the west side.
Miss Eva Roster has accepted posi-
ton in fancy goods store in Troy. She
went and obtained the situation, thus
setting the example of push which is
sometimes lacking with the young men,
II Is loss to have such worker In all
right directions, leave our village.
George Martin has purchased the in
terest of Gt Jrge Stanley in the meat
market, ana has in his employ Frank
Martin, who has been at work for the
Eagle Square Company for some time.
The public are well served under his
management.
Fred. Colyin appears to have less fever,
and should no other disease set in it is
hoped he will improve.
The death of Carrie M, daughter of
Deacon George Bruffee, on Wednesday
afternoon, brings sadness TO large cir
Gle of relatives, and will be deeply felt
by her friends, OF whom she had many
She was twenty seven years old, and had
been IN feeble health for some time. For
nearly year it has been thought she
was failing with consumption, but her
strong resolution has kept her hopeful
and cheerful. This is the fourth daugh
ter the parents have been called to part
with since their residence here, and
they have the sympathy OF the entire
community. She ever exhibited a sweet
disposition, was a member of the Con-
gregational Church and in her consis.
tent character lived go faithful and
was prepared for the summons. She
will be taken to Adams for burial on
Friday.
Our regular correspondent says: Henry
Noyes was buried last Sunday from his
ZONE where he has lived for many years.
He was rs years old, and has been hard
working and industrious man. His
father was Nathaniel Noyes, and the
children, Henry, ChamplaIn, DelaVan,
Hiram, Charles, David and Merritt, the
last of whom only Is living. A carpen.
ter by trade, he did work Tor people in
all parts of the town. Until within a
few years it was common for him to do
a job three or four miles from home and
walk daily to and from his work. He
went without his hat great deal while
at work, and thus often attracted atten.
ton in hot, sunny days as we'll as in
quite cold weather. He was q good
hearted man, and many can testify Of
kindness received at his hands. He was
q member, and for a long time janitor
OF the Methodist Church located near
his residence, and the giving up Of the
regular services in the church was a
great disappointment to him. The Rev.
MIR. Gilbert officiated at the funeral, the
bearers being Edward Rice, C. E. Wei
ling, Simeon Percy and Edward Wal
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