The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-01-06
ARLINGTON


Albert Desablon has been visiting
his parents in Burlington.
L. c. WoudVorth was in Benning-
ton "Wednesday on business.
Lewis KilIion of Hoosick Falls has
been visiting his uncle, NJ. F. Killion.
Miss Mary Buck returned to the
Normal school at Castleton Monday.
Miss May Bronson entertained
few young people New Years night.
]. E. White has returned from Pro
whence where he spent the holidays.
Thomas Morrissey OF North Ad-
ans spent Christmas with his par
ents.
Robert S. Cullinan has returned
from a weeks stay with his brother
in Utica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beyis returned to
their home in Schenectady Monday
evening.
Miss Mary Long OF Rutland has
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Charles Toomb.
Mrs. Charles Toomb entertained
her brother and wife from Manches.
ter on Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Seagel has returned
from her home in Adams where she
spent Christmas.
The evening service at st. James
church will be at 1870 next Sunday
instead OF at 1880.
o. A. Adams and family after visit
ing in town have returned to their
home in Castleton.
Miss Margaret Killlon has returned
to New York after spending the vaca-
ton with her parents.
Miss Frances Fort has returned to
her home in Schenectady after visit
ing Mrs Mary Lathrop.
, Clarence GilChrist after spending
Christmas in town has returned 10
his work in Waterbury. Conn
Miss Esther Taylor OF Manchester
who has been visiting her aunt Mrs
Charles Toomb has returned home.
MIR. anc Mrs Charles Bundy after
visiting the la;ter's sister, Mrs lone
Phillips have returned to their home
in Troy.
Miss Anna Long after spending
Christmas with her mother, Mrs. Ed
ma Long, returned on Tuesday &c
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Goodell spent
Christmas with Mrs. Ida Bronson
They have returned to their home IL
Colrain, Mass.
Mrs. Frances Coolidge and son
George, and Mrs. Harry Lathrop anC
two children, visited in South Shafts
bury recently
Leslie Jones who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j
Jones left Wednesday for his schoo
at Worcester academy.
Miss Ellen Garfield after spendin,
the vacation with her parents left OF
Sunday for Schenectady to spent
New Years with her brother, leaving
Tuesday for her duties at Cornell
University.
The Continental Casualty compan!
settled In the last few days tw,
claims, one for sickness of ALMOND
Dufresne OF Manchester and tn,
other for an accident to William Per
sons, through the agent, Fred II. Can
field.
One OF Arlington's most respecte,
and oldest citizens, Marshall Goewe,
passed away December "a at his res
idence. He was the fifth child o
Solomon and Polly Goewey. was bori
the 23rd OF June, 1929 on the farm
known as the Goewey farm on tn
road to West Arlington. where hi
father and mother lived for sixty.fiv
years and where both passed away
In February, 1853 he married Mir
am Ann Hurd, who was born Marc
%, 1885, the daughter OF Horace an,
Miriam Hurd OF Sandgate. DurinI
the same year In April they move,
west where he was employed a
Greenfield and other western town
as bridge builder for railroads, leay
ing the west in 1858 when they re
turned east, settling in Hoosick Falls
where they remained until 1860, the
returning TO Sandgate where they re
sided until 1867 AT this time the
settled in Arlington where he has liy
ed for the past IS years. While liy
Ing in Arlington he was engaged Il
the carpenter work and was the III
dertaker for over forty years, bu
during the past few years his healtI
would not permit him to do sue
work so his son, Horace has been hi
assistant and will continue along tn
same line OF work. Mr.. Goewey 1
survived by his widow, one daughter
Mrs. Warren Bixby OF this town an
two sons, Marshall OF South Shafts
bury and Horace OF this place. Tn
funeral was held at the house Of
Tuesday, December 26. Rev. warlov
rector of the Episcopal church ofilciS
ting Burial was in the cemeter
south OF the village.
Piles Cured In 8 10 II Days