The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-11-22
SOUTH ShAFTSBURY.

a. a Collins Is 90 the sick list.
]. S. Ball has been on the sick lIIt
this week.
The village schools will close Fri.
day for weeks vacation.
Arthur Slocum has Just started n
meat cart through the village.
Rev M Grey is a guest at the par
sonage during his stay IN town.
Mrs Louis MillIngton and son are
confined 10 the house with chicken pox.
Mrs Charles Chase and little son
are home again from their western Wis.
IL.
+. c. Eddy and wife will take
Thanksgiving dinner with his parents
here.
Mrs VIM Coulter Is entertaining her
young lady friends during the present
week
Edward Hastings OF Rutland has
been with his father during his last
days.
Edward Clark Is in poor health, but
much improved from the effects OF his
late illness.
On Tuesday next Mrs T. II. Dunlap
and Mrs + Eddy will visit Mrs Jennie
Barber In Hoosick Falls.
Mrs Mirfeld has received a letter
from her son George announcing the
death OF his wife's father.
mrs Lyman Galusha and two sons O
Bennington were In town for The funer-
al OF the late Charles Hastings.
L. W. Cole has been confined to the
house with bilious attack for several
days ADD Is still unable to be out.
Edward Patterns little daughter had
the misfortune TO upjoint one OF her
arms in fall the first of the week.
Miss Florence Eddy OF Upper Troy,
who has been visiting her uncle, John
Bradish, expects TO return home this
week
Mr. Adair has been in Dandy tending
the railroad station for MIR Gilmore
who has been i'll. Fred Barrett took
charge Of the station here.
F. Eddy, wife and nephew, Master
Herbert Eddy, called on Mrs Barber
at Edward Clarks on Sunday after.
noon. They found Mrs Barber much
Improved after her late Illness.
Rev BUSY S. Gregg OF Schaghti-
coke Hill is assisting Rev g. s. Agan
during the sci vices being held here
this week. A very cordial invitation
is extended to the villagers and the
public in general.
Rev G. S. Agan and family went up
to SALISBURY Depot to the chicken pie
supper last Friday night and report
a good time. That being the night of
the snow storm the evening train was
stalled, and the good people up there
/ were highly gratified with the result,
as they were very grateful recipients OF
the snug little SUN received from the
generous employers on the train who
patronized them.
Rev G. s. Agan preached the funeral
sermon of the late Charles Hastings.
Owing to the inclemency of the day
many were kept from attending the SER
vices which were held in the house
where he had lived since leaving the
hotel. His granddaughters, Misses
Mary and Jennie Hastings and MIR
Hastings wife's sister, Miss Aurilla
Galusha, have lived in the house built
by his son. The sister in-law has been
faithful IN her care OF Mr. Hastings un
TIL poor health debarred her, and the
granddaughters have been untiring in
their attention to their grandfather.
Miss Mary who is teaching in Casline,
Me-, was unable to be here. M. E..
Hastings was with them. Mr. Hastings
has always been kind and obliging
neighbor. He was 70 years of age.
The burial was in the village cemetery
beside his wife and little daughter. Mr.
Hastings wife was Miss Rhoda CAL
usha who died several years ago.