The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-01-11
NORTH BENNINGTON

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Mrs Oscar Madison is i'll with lum
bago.
Miss a. l.. Farwel has returned to
her duties as assistant in the high
school.
George Il. Hinsdill is somewhat i'm
proved so that he is able to be out
again.
Mrs Mary Wales and Mrs Abbio
Nash of Arlington, Mass, have been
guests Of ii f Lamb.
Rev Charles II. Peck has rendered
bis resignation as pastor of the Con-
gregational church,
George Phillips left Tuesday to re.
sumo his duties at the Hotchkiss
school, Lakeyille, Conn.
The ladies aid society Of the Bap-
fist church met at the home OF Mrs
Ella Clark for work Tuesday.
The officers OF Tucker chapter o E S
are requested to meet at Masonic Hall
Friday evening at 1880 for practice.
Miss Grace Douglass of Allentown,
Pa. and Miss Edith Gates of Lavouia,
N. Y, are guests at E. D. Welling's.
Rev r. B. Tozer was in Hoosick
Falls Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings OF this week assisting Rev Web
ster of the Baptist church in extra
meetings.
Mrs Mary Hutchins Wilcox is to
spend the remainder OF the winter in
the west with her brother, Charles
Hutchins, where she will receive treat
ment from throat specialist of Chic
ago.
Miss Buckley of Hoosick Falls has
been engaged by the H. Il. Cushman
Manufacturing company as sten"g-
rapher and typewriter to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Miss T.. NJ. Schoonmaker.
The ninth annual convocatiou of
the first District. Order Eastern Star,
will be held in Bennington. with Mt
Anthony chapter, Friday Jan 20 1905
Mrs II G Cole, ID ID G NJ aud Mrs + G
EASTMAN of Rutland, ID ID G p will
have charge OF the meeting. The ritu-
al work will be exemplifed by Tucker
chapter of North Bennington, Miss
Lotte Mattison, w NJ and Fran
els Allison, W =.
Miss Harriet Center gave delight
full entertainment with the Victor talk |
ing machine in Bank hall Friday eve.
ming to a number of invited guests in !
honor of her guest. Mrs Motif If Cam !
bridge. After pleasant hour in the |
hall the company adjourned to the !
home of Miss Center where games were |
INDUCED in and refreshments served. |
Mrs Motif returned to Cambridge |
Monday.
The funeral services of Mrs Albert |
Evans who died Friday after a long |
and painful illness were held from the |
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3 !
O'Clock, Rev II. b. Tozer officiating. !
There was large attendance of rela- |
tives and friends. The bearers were |
four of her sons, James of Brattle |
boro, and Harry, John and Charles |
of this place. Beside these sons she is |
survived by her husband and one
other son, Arthur and five daughters.
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Mr. and Mrs John Higgins of Middle
bury and Mr. and Mrs John Robinson |
of Arlington, both ladies being sisters
of Mrs Evans; also Homer Evans of
Glens Falls, brother of Mr. Evans,
The funeral services of William
Meagher, aged SO, took place at $3.50
Monday morning at st John the Bap-
fist church. The church was filed with
relatives and friends of the family.
Requiem high mass was celebrated by
Rev T f Schaefer assisted by choir
OF ten voices from st Francis De Sales
church of Bennington. The interment
took place in the North Bennington
catholic cemetery. The bearers, aged
friends of the deceased, were: Thomas
Powers, John Powers, James Nor
rissey, Michael Maloney and Michael
Keefe all of this place, and Patrick
Luther of North Adams. Many rela-
tiyes and friends from out of town
were present, among them Mr. Dover
and wife of Troy, Miss Mary Doyle OF
North Adams, Mrs VIM Murray of
Rutland and Mrand Mrs Robert Drys-