The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-11-28
wUru snAfssuRY

usual Thanksgiving dinnsr. -
Jesse Eddy 10 sspsclsl hone fol
1hsasssislng from riiisnsld, Mass
The Mission class gill meet on Mea
dsy sssniag, Dec 4, for sheir siady,
1tsvl s0oieiy monihly meeting
oil 10 held 81 Cole hell on Monday
ssenins. noc a.
Miss tiessls Aisasld wlli cone h0ms
"a spend Thanksgiving . .nrning "
casilsson iis Monday follosing.
Eiarr iisrfiagtoa has moved ialG
Mrs Eilta Nhlpple's lsnemenl comlns
from The east part Of Salisbury
'lis womsa's foseisa missionary
so'isiy sili u.oet 9Th Mrs sarah Air
neld oa Wednesday ailsFnoon. Dec q,
Al } O'clock,
Easrhs Deity has lhu hnildins al
uLirA aili add maeh ~ their ronsenr
.sbes for room.
ia Monday y Ridy. John Gordon.
IT,, 9Th Aorinan Naiiison sas asain
huuiins land lines GA ulasienbary
mouniAla,
Ernesi Harrington a. this writing IL
Suffering fram rnngesioi langs hll his
phl sirian SAYS h0 all recover unless
D. suis more cold,
Miss Mary l. fias,ins. ~ Castles.
Maihr, sili b. huino for thr fall Na.
cation. ahe sill arrive on Wednesday
~ nc present seek.
Mlss rula bronson will como homo
for Thanksgiving from Csslleion.
Mrs Thomson has been connood Ia The
house sith = severe cold,
TIE Ep-orih League had charge oi
tiie rtening on Sunday night. tssy &
= Agau not bring able 10 10 present
Tor tho usual preaching service.
, Miss'sarah buck 81 Arllng,on IL
uspccied this seek ~ sped some
little time 9TH her cousin. Mrs lane
Munroc AZ bcr house. Miss Susan ID
Munroc 10 expected home for Thanks
giving dinner.
fr-d Eddy vas 10 Sunderland Sat
ufday With Mr Stakeholder Of Arling.
too climbing the mountain In seaich 81
land marks. Tho vicws of the sur
rounding country more than r-com.
pcnscd them for their anduous uork.
Merritt Andres 10 moving into ons
Of Hawkins Bros iencmcnis and be uill
clerk for them. Many here will ~.
msmbcr Mrs Andres, her father, I'd.
ward White having lived here some
time ago. | attn SURE &c are glad Ia
welcome old friends among ~ again.
will rcctify some errors 10 the
reports concerning N. injury Co Merle
stocksell. lie vas tending a corn
hrskcr instead Of a threshiLg machine,
having ON d glove and buiioned about
the wrist so sas unable Ia free his
hand. IL vas his right hand and am
putatlon vas necessary removing most
of the thumb and the hand just above
the knuckles. His brother bird saw
him Tuesday and left him resting
quietly. Mrs Stockwell, hts mother,
visited him on Saturday.
The school reports for the fall term
ending Monday IL As follows: Tn. |
grammar department taught by MIS- |
not absent during the term. |
Nelson Hitchcock. Maud Harrington,
Mollie Pierce ADD Mary Robinson.
absent one half day freda Bronsoo,
absent one day Karl Agan and Hazel
Report for the intermediate
dept Miss Rose r La Due, pupils
present every day Mary Barlow, Mar
garet GunAsob, Edith Lennon. Sarah
Salmon: absent one half day Mary
Dean, Harold Wood, james Young.
Primary dept those who have attend.
d every day, Earl Dunn, Leroy Dunn,
Alice Gunason, Carrie Hard. Bessie
Barlow. Louis Bartlett, George Dean,
lila Dunn, Charles Wood. Marguerite
Mooney: Lois Young missed one half
lay.
Relatives and few old acquain-
auces from the village we're In atten-
lance at the funeral Of the late Obed
Eddy. The services had to be held IN
he schoolhouse, as the household
we're nearly all sick with the measles,
ernest Harrington critically so and
urther more so many houses were
for the same disease that
wen his own daughter, Mrs Hugh
)one, could not leave her sick bays.
Rev c s Agan conducted the services.
hrs Nellie Harbour, niece, from
Bennington was able to be present,
irs Hattie Bates accompanied her.
Burial was In the cemetery there near
where he lived and died. His wife was
'uried there several years ago. It's
eldom that one attends a funeral I'M
Ter such trying and sad circumstances.
ir Eddy has lived in that locality
many years, had been hard working
nan, was an earnest, faithful christ