The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-07-19
PoWNAL


slight was appreciated by all.
Mrs. George w. Houghtaling is SER
iously i'll at her home of nervous
prostration.
+. +. Guilford has returned from
New York where he spent a week
tuning pianos.
Mrs. Carrie Cudworth of Blackinton
Mass is the guest of her brother,
Samuel Wright.
George Maloney of Troy has been
spending two weeks vacation at
the home of John Tighe of Orchard
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Serbian Barnes of
Canaan. Conn. spent several days
with the Misses Lincoln of Lincoln
street recently.
The many friends of DR.. Walter c.
Sumner OF North Granville, n. Y,
will be grleved to learn that he is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Judge Daniel T. Bates was taken
WIFI a Ntl lOuN uAAtilh vi UNulR luQl-
gestion Sunday night and is now I'M
der the care OF DR.. b. o. Barber.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
will hold lawn party and supper on
the church grounds next Friday eve
ming, July %. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Bert r. Dustin. who has conducted
the barber shop for John Ennis OF
Williamstown has purchased the
business OF Mr. Ennis. Mr.. Dustin
has so much business that he was
obliged to get an assistant.
Pownal has been going without
meat since George Brown gave up
his route, until last Friday when
Ruither Co., of Williamstown CON-
menced runnig a cart here. and f. Il.
Lewis is also preparing to handle
fresh meat, so the famine will I'M
doubtedly be relieved.
Mrs. Gardner T. Parker Miss Mary
h.. Parker and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
+, Parker enjoyed an auto trip to Lee,
Mass, Sunday. The down county
journey was via Lebanon Springs, N.
Y. and the return via Lanesboro. In
Lenox the party drove through the
grounds of George Westinghouse
The estate Is a beautiful one situat
ed on the crest of hill, there were
numerous little lakes each with q
fountain playing in the center. There
was acres upon acres OF lawns all
closely clipped and the estate slopes
down TO beautiful laurel Lake. tn,
effect OF numerous rainbows formed
by the sun shining through the foun
talns was most charming. The da,
Vas an ideal one for trip with n,
dust nor scorching sun and the s.
miles covered seemed but n triile.
George Brown for many years
resident Of this village died at hi
home on Church street Saturday eve
ming lie had been ailing for some
time and the doctor had ordered hin
to cease work which he had done 70
] about 3 weeks. He was no worse Of
Saturday and was about town as US
ual all day appearing In good spirits
After supper he walked down TO Mai
street and secured his North Adam
i Transcript engaging in romp at IN
time with the newspaper boy.
may be that this exertion hastene
his death. Returning to his home h
sat down on the veranda and rea
his paper. Suddenly his hand
dropped his head went back and b.
fore even his wife could reach hin
4 expired without moan. Mr.. Brow
had been engaged In the meat bus
ness in this town and North pown,
for about 20 years and was universe
. ly liked. Always pleasant and chez
tul under all conditions he was a ma
whom II was a pleasure TO NEE
4 There are very few men who will
missed more IN the community. Il
was a member OF Pownal lodge +.
A. NJ. The funeral took place tods
from the NJ. Il. church Rev. ].
Mitchell Of White Greek assisted I
Rev. c. h. Green officiating. n
sides the widow he is survived
Ave children, Misses Cora, Blancl
and Margaret all OF whom are youl
women. one married daughter, Nh
Charles nntnu Ir qua ,nn ans, W