The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-13
SOUTH sHAYrsBURY.

Ntae Aeaurt Autu mas Ate tA'aattef
Mrs Bates remains about the same
y, Eddy was Ia wallingtord on
Monday.
Miss Clara Hawkins il isaehine Al
Center shaflsbary,
=. =. Locke ID. -, =, has born visit
ing 10 town a rev days,
X. A Moon has an attack Of grip
and il conhned 10 lhe house.
Miss nlrdella Buck Is much better.
Her father, q = huok IL improved.
L.aron Barton aud family aro all on
ihe gain. They have been lll some
sine,
Mrs Vim T.. Madison IL visiting her
daughter, Mrs g. r. Chaplin Ia Water
bury, Noun,
The ME church aro arranging for
reYlsal about The frat 81 May Later
notices sail appear.
Lewis Harii il silll on crulches
nes aillcilon Ia the form ~ rheuma-
iism has attacked him.
Miss ina Harrington was Ia tho VII
lagc on Saturday 10 attend Toe funcr
al ~ ono 90 her class mates, The late
Mics Nellie Martin.
noy Chas Agan wili go a. Sara,
ioga on Tuesday "a b. present az the
opening 81 conference. Tie has had
an unanimous call a. return.
Miss kllla Galusha returns the last
~ inu month in Montpelier o. take the
hanlr trhnu that shn had last year.
She has hrrn hirrd for Tho year with
increased pay. Tier friends irluicf ai
her success,
The village schools opened on Mon.
dhY morning. The teachers folloa.
Mics Laura May Cook oi Rutland,
oi ihr grammar department Miss
Rose LADur 81 lasloi, intermediate
and Miss Jennie Hastings resident.
primary department
Lester Pleasant spraincd his ioit
knee no the basket ball game last Fri.
day eve by ilp Bennington iMC and
ihu Eagles. iio was out 90 cruiches
Monday. Tho score was in favor uf
the home team 81 90 Tho EBglos play
the bennington Falls boys Friday
evening Of this week.
The funeral ~ the late Nellie Mar.
tia was attended from the home uf
her grandmother. alrs Sarah Martin.
She has aleays called that her home
since the tcath Of her mother some
years ago. Nellie vas beloved by oil
she was sincere. earnest Christian,
always ready aud willing 10 do, aud
many times aided beyoad her strength.
She was n years old. She success.
fully passed at North Bennington
school aud taught In town aud had
passed ai a normal school Ia the state
OF Massachusetts, and had taught
10 that state also. After her last sum
mer school her health vas 80 impaired
that rest was needed Everything was
done 20 ftay the dread ravages OF con.
sumption but all failed. She was a
patient sufferer. A very bright and
HAPPY nature made her loved by all
who knew her. She vas an earnest
worker in the Sunday school. and
EpWorth league and In fact where
she could help she was ever present.
She was a member OF the Crescent
Rebekah many Of the order we're at
the last obsequies they laid on her /
last resting place a beautiful crescent
OF flowers. There we're many tributes /
OF remembrances. The Epworih league /
gave beautiful cluster OF Easter lit /
lies The sunday school gave white I
carnations. Her aunt Mrs +. Percy /
a large cluster 81 pink and white car /
nations. from the Wal0ridge family
purple aud white hyacInih, There
were other tributes from friends not f.
known 20 the writer. Mrs Martin the F.
grandmother il feeble Mrs Percy |
has devoted her whole time 20 ihemuch /
loved niece yet with all the love and F.
care her work here WAS hnished. We 4
know that She is at rest in brighter 4
land. l,ev ChGs Agan Oilic lated /
Services we're !n the home, interment /
in the village cemetery, In charge OF
j. I'd Walbridge.