The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-05-05
EAST ARLINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. John Norton passed
Saturday in Bennington.
Miss Helen Smith of New York
arrived in town Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reynolds have
moved to j. Mann's tenement
Mrs. Gladys Hall, who has been
working at Sunderland is home for
few days.
e. w. Dennison re-opened his ice
cream parlor on Pleasant street
Tuesday.
Burton Powers and his friend,
Ralph Burt OF Bennington were in
town over Sunday
Mrs. Julia NJ, Walker spent few
days last week with her son, Charles
Walker at Bennington.
Mrs. Mary Gender, who has been
with her sister at Manchester, re
turned home last Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph Gaul and her daughter
Anna of North Bennington passed
the week end in town with relatives.
Miss Carrie Hard of South Shafts
Jury HdS ptth opSuuliS Wv -! .
in town with her aunt, Mrs. a. r.
Buck.
The drug store was opened again
Monday Mr.. Smith, who clerked
for DR.. Streeter last summer is the
proprietor.
Mrs. Nellie ShufTeton, who has
been spending few days at Pawlet
with her sister, Mrs. George Youngs,
returned home Sunday,
Mrs. d. b. Blodgett who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter Mrs. n l.. Schutt, left Thursday
for North Bennington where she will
stay while with her daughter, Mrs.
F. A. Downs.
Charles Charleton accompanied by
B. j. Moore and team went to Lon
donderry Saturday Tor his furniture.
He is moving into one Of the houses
owned by the Arlington Refrigerator
&c.
Mothers Day. viii be observed
morning. 1t is the purpose of the
church to present each mother, vac
is present, with carnation.
The Methodist society held class
meeting at Nathan Cases home on
Tuesday night Regular prayer
meeting at the church on Thursday
night to which all will be welcome.
The Young peoples club will give
one act play entitled THE Village
Post office at Foresters hall Friday
evening, Admission 10 and %
cents.
George Budro, aged 81 years, died
Thursday night. April 20, at his home
here after long illness Of over a
year. He was born at Highgate
Springs, Vt, Jan, 4, 1864, came here
when he was quite young and has
lived here practically all his life
since. lie was one OF our most
honorable, upright citizens. loved by
all Tor his friendly, ioyial. optimistic,
name He was very energetic,
his illness was planning to find some
thing he could do even i'll his dis
abled condition. Such ambition that
he dis played is rare at the present
time. He suffered greatly mentally.
as well as physically for like all gen.
erous, self sacrificing natures, it
pained him to see friends do for him
what he always was glad to do for
others He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Sarah Budro and her father,
Ralph Sherwin, two brothers, Louis
Budro of this place and Adolphe
Budro of Lee, Mass, and one sister,
Mrs. George Brooks of Adams, Mass.
The funeral was held Sunday, p. IN.
at the house and 23O at the Oliyet
Congregational church, Miss Winch
assisted by Rev. Joseph Brown of
Manchester officiating. The Odd Eel
lows and Masons also attending in a
body, shared the services Mr. Eudro
being member of both lodges The
interment was at Evergreen Gene
terry. Among the relatives of Mr.
and Mrs. Budro from out of town
who attended the funeral were Mrs.
George Brooks, her son Fred and
daughter Ida of Adams and Miss
Lillian Budro of Lee, Mass, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Maleady of Hoosick
Falls. Mr. and Mrs V. H. Bromley of
Pawlet, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sherwin
Of Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs c. ?.
Oatman Of Bennington, Harry Shep-
ard of Troy, Mrs Sarah Burgess of
Bennington. Mrs Arthur Shepard OF
North Bennington and Miss Edith
Grout of Poughkeepsie