The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-05-08
DORSET.
onlIook VIA IS beIng rennInLed.

D"ti"Vh wa" - Do'hR IfVdluleus
J G Robinson is recovering from
his recent illness.
Mrs Agnes Rideout Of Hoosick Falls
is at Chas w Phelps.
The residence of John Eagleson on
NNew York opened for the season.
Mr. and Mrs John Batchelder of
MaAchester have been visiting here
Miss Annie E Cornell who teaches
In Proctor has been at her home here
MrsNAlbert Roberts and Mrs George
sexton were recent visitors in Rutland
Miss Bessie Chapman has returned
from Y&nkers, N Y. for the summer
The prospect for a large number cY
sumner visitors was never so good as
this year
Mrs Geo Woodland has h I'd word 8
the death of her father VIM Brant IN
Hoosick, N. Y.
Mrs John Parker died Apri y d
the funeral was the 10Th Ole son,
Chas survives.
Allan i}ourn has arrived from
Yonkers N, Y. and opened his summer
home on Church street.
Mrs Geo Kellogg, Mrs Henry Keilog
Mrs Obermatier and Mrs Ellen hilburn
we're in Troy last week.
WIN G Barrows of Syracuse and
Miss Helen ( Barrows Of Dorset have
bran az thail honra nara
Mrs Francis A Hatch who has been
for TIE winter with Prof. and Mrs AL
bert Cheney( at the "Hem,ocks' here,
will join herl son at the summer home.
Mrs Henrx Warren and children who
are boarding. at the BarrOws house
were called t8 Eoston 10y the death Of
her husband,
Mrs Harriette f Humphrey, Miss
Elizabeth Humphrey and Miss Iephne
Humphrey have returned for the ,uu =
mer aud opened Westover.
Miss CeceliaNde Noubeck has return
ed from New York and opened her
beautiful country residence "Wiud
hurst" She IS accompanied 10y her
friend Miss Harriet Edwards.
The remains OF DlQiel Paddock Who
was killed by lightning at bis home n
Glenn, South Dakola,N last summer,
we're brought here and interyed in t4e
Paddock family lot last tuesday Mrs
Paddock has been here some time.
Mrs Martha Hatch Bush BIAS arrived
from Hartford, Conn and has opened
the summer residence of the family
Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo Iatch and Harri
son Hatch will arrive this week. Mr.
Hatch Is an engrQver Of considerable
note.
Several from here attended the al
nual Christian Endeayor Convention
in North Bennington last Tuesday.
Among the number beina Rev and Mrs
Carhart and Walter Mallory. The
latter read a paper which was inter-
esting and helpful.
Edmund Potter, the oldest residen,
of Dorset is dead, at the age of 81
years. He has long lived in Dorset
and Is survived by several sons and
daughters. Il b Child, the we'll known
artist painted picture OF Mr. Potter,
a short time ago showing him at his
customary tasks II is an Xcellent
likeness.
William John Stone, eldest son OF
Mr. and Mrs John Stone died at his
home in Eas, Dorset Sunday morning
May after a brief illness The news
Of his death was great shock to the
people of the community. lie was loag
a resident of Dorset and one of its best
citizens He was a member of the Goa
gregationa church of this place. Mr.
Stone had been for some time engaged
in cheesemaking and number of years
ago moved to Easi .DJrset whsre he
conducted that business For the past
year since the factory has been dis
continued he has been on the milk car
He was a man universally esteemed
and his death is regretted by large
circle of friends, He is survived by his
wife and i've children, the Oldest OF
whom, Miss Sadie is a student at
Burr & Burton Seminary, Manchester
He is also survived by his aged par
ents, one brother, Fred G, of Dorset
and one sister,l Mrs Leach of Pawlet.
The funeral was held Tuesday