The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-03-11
EAST ARLINGTON

OuHudy III toNu with my 1iOul.
Born Saturday, March 7, daugh-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. John Forsyth.
Miss Ina Grout of Greenwich, N.
Y, passed Sunday in town with lier
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Grout.
The Enterprise society met with
Mrs. Fl. r. Lawrence on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The choir of the M. e. church were
entertained at the parsonage Monday
evening.
r. f. Barton has returned from
Fair Haven and is staying at Rev.
], Robinson's.
Miss Bertha Hawkins of Eagle
Bridge passed Sunday at Irving
Grouts visiting her friend, Miss Ina
Grout
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Tou-
chelt whose six months old baby died
Sunday, March s.
Mrs. VIM. Stafford is spending a
few days in Wallingford visiting her
sister, MRS. r. A. Dean VIM. SAT-
ford passed Sunday there.
Sunday evening, March 5, there
win be special service of reading
and song at the Methodist church en-
titled THE Missionary Hero OF Lab
raor" All are most cordially invit-
ed to be present.
Congregational church services as
usual on March 10, morning topic,
Remembrance, evening topic, THE
Preaching of John the Baptist and of
Christ
A new Estey organ has been pur-
chased for the Congregational church
and was used last Sunday for the
first time. 1t promises to give good
satisfaction
Mrs. Peter Elwell (nee Lydia
Vaughn) died Friday at Las at her
home here on Main street Mrs. Fl
well has been in delicate health FOR
the past fifteen years and recent
attact of the grip was more than her
frail constitution could stand. Willie
she has not lived among us long she
had many friends and was highly re-
spected by all who knew her. She
was horn in SALISBURY and has lived
there continually VITA the exception
of the past two years. She Was
twice married, her first husband was
Jewet Barratt and they had ftur
children. She was bereayed OF her
husband and two of her children
Mrs. Elwell was a member Of the
Baptist church at SALISBURY for
many years and during her long IL
ness she has always been intensely
interested in the welfare OF her
church and all other Christian work
She is survived by her husband.
Peter Elwell, TWO sons Fred Barrat-
Of this place and Bert Barratt OF Ben
nington, one step son, Oscar Elwell
of this place and one brother and
one sister, Mrs. Rettie Vaughn and
JSonc NdubiH VI CudllSbuFFs 4 nt
funeral was held at the house here,
the interment was at Salisbury the
Rev. Mr.. Butler OF the Baptist church
officiating
The East Arlington Village I'M
provement association conducted a
very successful Lyceum Course dur
ing the past fall and winter. the last
entertainment being held on March
2. The entertainers were sent out
by the White Entertainment Bureau
of Boston and included The Cart
wrights. The Huntington Concert Co.
The Olympias and The Stratfords.
These entertainments were all Of
special merit and deserve much
praise. The ladies of the associat-
ion deserve much credit for their
successful management of this Ly-
ceum course, and they were aided
generously by the interest and pat
ronage of the public. The associa-
ton desires to thank the public for
their patronage and their apprecia-
ton of the entertainments and also
wishes to thank all who in any spec
ial way helped to make them so sue
cessful.