The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-04-06
ARLINGTON


b. NJ Lathrop was in Manchester
Friday
Ira Garfield of Rutland was in town
Saturday.
Enos Lathrop Of Bennington visit
ed his mother recently.
Mr. and Mrs George Howard spent
Sunday in North Bennington.
Miss Emily Baldwin Of Manchester
spent Sunday with her father.
DR.. and Mrs. C. W. Phillips spent
Friday and Saturday in Albany.
Miss Anna Quinn of Bennington
spent Monday with her sister Mrs. H.
! s. Wilson.
Miss Cecil Conroy has gone to
Sandgate where she is to teach an
other term.
Miss Florence Holden after spend
ing her Easter vacation in Rutland
has returned home.
Mrs. Tulip and children of Salem
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Keough.
Michael Higgins Of Middlebury has
been visiting friends and relatives in
town for the past few days.
Miss Mary Thompson who has been
visiting her sister and family in Sar-
atoga Springs has returned home.
Miss Carrie Robinson of Benning
ton Center and her sister, Mrs. Chas
b. Sears are visiting friends in town.
Miss Halle Wilkinson who has
been living at the home of William
Cullinan the past winter is now with
her sister in East Arlington.
Schools in the several districts
opened Monday with the same teach
ers, Misses Florence Holden and
Margaret Thompson in District No.
l, Enid Lakin in the South District
and Bessie Lakin in the north dis
trict
The following account of the death
of Mrs. Mary White was taken from
the North Adams Transcript: "Mrs.
Mary II. White, who while visiting on
Crandall street last week sustained
a fracture of the thigh and was re-
moved to the North Adams hospital
died last night Mrs. White was an
elderly woman and this fact made
her recovery the more difficult. The
news of her death today caused much
sorrow among her many friends. Mrs
White was born in Keene, N. H., and
was 90 years old. She was the
daughter of George W. Graves who
was editor OF the Bellows Falls Times
She married L. E. White who dice
about 10 years ago. The couple spent
many years in Vermont but Mrs
White had also resided in Adams fol
practically the past 20 years. For ;
long time she resided with her son
in-law, Fred r. Shaw of Crandall st.
| but of late had made her home il
lZylonite with her son George II
White, master mechanic at the Berk
shire Hills paper plant. Mrs. Whit,
was a woman of very fine characte
. and excellent disposition. She mad
fast friends OF all her acquaintance
and was Christian woman in ever
sense of the word She possessed n
small amount OF talent as seams
tress and painter, having natura
gifts along these lines. She was
regular communicate of St Mark
Episcopal church. All who knew he
lextend sympathy to the bereaved re
atives. Mrs. White Is survived b
two sons, Henry II. of Jacksonville
Texas, division superintendent OF tn
Southern Pacific railroad and Georg
H. White OF Zylonite. She ais
leaves one brother. George w. Grave
! of Belmont and two sisters, Mrs. Liz
zie Sutcliffe Of Arlington Heights an
Mrs. Nellie Nicholas Of Milford. \
H. The funeral was held Friday a
ternoon at o'clock at the home @
her son in Zylonite, Rev. DR.. Zahne
: pastor Of ST. Marks church officiatin
The burial was in the family lot a
Arlington"