The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-05
DORSET.

Ernest II West was in Rutland last
week.
DrFC Liddle was in Rutland last
week
A daughter has been born to Mrs
John McWayne.
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs Chas Wade.
Albert wi lliams of DANNY has been
"a recent visitor here.
Daniel r Mcclure of the Barrows
house is in New York.
Bernard Mclaughlin has moved his
family to South Dorset.
Miss Layinia Edgerton will teach in
Barnumville this spring.
Miss Annie Y Council returned to
Proctor Monday where she teaches.
Prentiss Kent has been a recent
visitor in Rutland and st a pans
Dexter Farnum Of Bennington has
been here with his sister, Mrs Susan
Thomas,
Miss Sarah billiard OF Rutland has
been visiting Mrs Ira Glover and Mrs
Edward Morris.
Mrs Obermaier has returned from an
extended visit with friends in Conuectl-
cut and New y DIRK state.
Misses Layinia and Manora Edger-
ton passed "a portion Of their vacation
in Wallingiord, Rutland and Proctor.
Miss Manora Edgeiton went Mon
day to Manchester To resume her
duties as primary teacher in the Center
school
Miss Bessie Kelley, a teacher in
Fowler, spent her vacation AT nome.
She was accompanied 10y Miss Isabelle
McDeyitt.
Miss Eva Lake, who has been in the
Rutland hospital six weeks and who
recently underwent a serious surgical
operation, is improving.
The schools here began Monday with
Mrs Malone and Miss Jessie sheldon
in the village and Miss Emile Roberts
OF East Dorset in the north district.
Allen Roberts died in Rutland while
visiting friends there He was a
brother OF the late ) ID Roberts OF
this place and had spent much time
here.
The cottage being erected OF Hagar
Falls 10y Mr. and Mrs Andrus b En-
| grem OF Rutland is nearing complet
ION and viii be ready for summer oc-
cupancy.
During the absence OF Rev and Mrs
Chas / Carhart ia Washington, - G..
Prof John T. Colburn of " Z semi.
nary, Manchester, supplies the pulpit
OF the congregational church
Twenty seven young people from the
! Burr * Burton seminary recently took
q straw ride TO Dorset aud had supper
at the Barrows house after which
dancing was enjoyed in the dining
room.
Mrs Ernest II West gave a luncheon
| Monday of last week at which the iol
| lowing were entertained. Misses sarah
billiard, Mary Warren, Helen Bar
rows, Annie Cornell, Mrs Clara Kent.
and Mrs Christine Glover.
HDealh has claimed his own ia The
person OF Harold W Kent of Latham,
! n. y. He was the second son OF MIR
and Mrs Charles b Kent OF Dorset,
| where his early years was passed He
was young man OF good character,
great abilities and excellent purposes.
A brilliant career seemed to open for
him as mechanical expert aud ior
sOme time be was a valued emplOye OF
the American Locomotive Works at
! Schenectady where he resided until an
accident at the works, which nearly
proved fatal to him, demanded his re-
moval 20 more quiet fields, and with
his wife he went to Latham He fought
OF death with a heart of OAK and a
mind of iron, and struggled along ia
his daily work when a fainter hearted
man would have given mp, aud he had
become greatly Improved 10 health
] when stricken suddenly With the fast
I Illness ten days before his death He
/ underW ent an operation for appeudi-
( cits, sudden complications set 10 and
he passed away March 9TH with an
uuwavering trust in the Divine G m.
forter who had sustained and ,oothed
his last hours on earth. The sympathy
OF many friends goes out TO the widow
in her deep sorrow, and TO the parents
and the two brothers left to mourn his
early demise. The funeral took place
az the Dorset homestead and the re-
mains rest 10 the village cemetery,
"He has passed beyond sight at the
touching of Death
But he lives. ike ourselves i'm God
Infinite care.