The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-17
SOUTH sHAgTsBURY

Hiram Madison Is In Rutland with
his daughter who Is i'll.
Mrs Carl Chaplin OF Boston visited
friends Ia town last week.
Mrs Jennie l.. Madison is entertain
Ing out OF town friends.
Miss Aurllla Galusha visited friends
In Bennington last week.
Mrs Chas Chase has entertained sew
eral friends this summer.
Miss Edith Harris expects to spend
week with her aunt 10 Springfield.
The Rebekahs from here had a pic
mic at Battlefield Park last Saturday.
Mrs Kate Mattison and her sister
Mrs Van Horn visited at II. Eddys last
week
Miss Flemming one ofthe Office corps
Is taking her vacation this week at
North Adams.
The Misses Mary and Jennie Hast
ing will spend the coming week at
Hedges pond
The members OF the Sunday school
here that went To Lauderdale last week
reported fine time.
Rev c. S. Agan aud family left town
on Monday night for Ocean Grove and
will be absent two weeks.
Jesse Eddy and friend Miss Bessie
Conner OF Pittsdeld, Mass, are guests
OF his mother, Mrs f. f.. Rice.
Harold Cole and his mother went TO
Sunderland on Saturday to visit her
mother Mrs Way at Il. Graves.
Miss Wheeler OF Winchendon, Mass
is visiting her father who Is employed
at the Eagle Square Co.'S works.
Harold and Robert Dean have re
turned from quite an extended visit
with their grandparents in Pownal.
Mrs j. ID. Van Horn and Mrs Fred
Eddy spent last Thursday with Mrs
Able Webb at SALISBURY Depot.
N. II. Bottum's family and the Dun.
LAPS all were at the old home In Ar
lington on Sunday visiting their for
mer haunts.
Relatives from this village were
In attendance at the burial OF the late
Alfred Madison who died at the home
OF her daughter In Galesbury, Mich.
Rodney George, wife and her mother
Mrs Ingraham and her niece, Miss
Agnes Dunlap, all OF Ypsilanti, Mich.
visited at +. Ii. Duniap's last week.
Myron Whitcomb and wife OF Spring
field, W have been here several days
visiting a sick sister, Mrs Chase who
died on Saturday morning.
Mrs Chase, mother OF Mr. Chase has
been In town recently to visit the
daughter. She visited her sister at
North Bennington, Mrs Sarah Russell.
Sunday school will be held at the
usual hour Sunday, during Pastors
absence, prayer meeting as usual.
There will also be services each Sun
day evening.
The funeral OF the late Mrs Chase
was attended from her father Beagle's
house on Monday afternoon, Rev c.
S. Agan officiating, burial being in
the village cemetery.
Mr. ana Mrs WIN. Myres accompani
ed by their daughter from New York
visited a sister and brother in town,
while here TO attend the funeral OF his
sister who died at Bennington last week
Fred Stickles and sister Bessie OF
Sandgate came TO town on Saturday
and we're guests OF their aunt over
Sunday. Fred Joined his mother Mon
day en-route for Mottville, ~ Y. Miss
Bessie still remains.
Fred Smith, son OF the late Isaac
Smith had a very narrow escape from
Injuries, breaking a colt last week.
He left the wreck OF his wagon near
Fred Smith on the North Bennington
road, the horse went home.
Mrs Jennie Barber and Mrs f. Eddy
recently visited Mr. and Mrs Henry
Hicks and wife at Manchester. They
we're driven all about the beautiful
places Mrs Barber having lived there
In her younger days, found a great
many changes. Her father, the late
Geo. w. Clark, kept the boarding
house at Burr Il Burton seminary at
that time. On Aug 5, Mr. Eddy
wife and Mrs Barber drove TO Wood
ford City to call on Mrs Nina Sickle
Shartz and her son, VIM. Sickle and
his wife. The drive was fine. The lake
where Miss Tomlinson lost her life on
ly the Sunday before was visited. One
would hardly expect such beautiful
sheet OF water on that mountain top.
James Beagle of Springfield was IN
town this week for the funeral of his
sister Mrs Rose Chase. The departed
leaves a husband and three little
daughters the elder one being The
daughter of a former husband, Mr.
Shedd. Mrs Chase had been an in
valid for many months. She had had
an operation for the removal of can
cerous tumor and neverrecovered from
the effects of it, and after many weeks
of agony passed away on Saturday
morning last. The husband and chill
dren have the sincere sympathy OF
many friends. The late Mrs Chase
leaves father, mother, two sisters
and four brothers to mourn her loss.