The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-02-20
ARLINGTON


! Nv P. Wilson is able to be dow
stairs after his illness.
Mrs. Seymour Wood of Bennington
| visited her son last Friday and Satur
day,
Charles Toomb visited his daught
er, Mrs. Merritt Phelps at Soutl
Dorset recently.
Miss P.utia Weir and Miss Gordon
OF North Bennington spent Sunday a
William Stanley's.
Mrs II. Brown returned from Troi
hospital Friday. Miss Hakes tain
ed nurse is with her,
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Lathrop OF Ben
nington spent Saturday with the for
mers mother, Mrs. May Lathrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J H. Batchelder at
tended the funeral OF c. H, Bundy IN
Troy. MS Batchelder being a sistei
OF Mrs. Bundy.
The masquerade dance which was
held in town. hall on Friday evening
by the Woodmen was largely attend
ed and all report good time.
Carl Nyrene, who was injured Fri
day at the Refg. company is still in
the hospital at Troy and II is feared
the sight of one eye is gone.
Reports from Mrs. George Howard
who is visiting her uncle, Arthur
Phillips in Troy, is that she is slowly
gaining and the change seems to be
of benefit to her.
Miss Agnes Seagel returned Sunday
from weeks stay in Brooklyn.
While away her place was filed at
the Refg Office by Mrs. Pratt of Rut-
land.
Another card party and dance was
held at town hall Tuesday evening,
Feb. 10. Proceeds for lamps for the
town hall. As town meeting time
approaches the voters ought to do
something in regard to this public
building it is really a disgrace TO the
town Things that have been pur.
chased for the hall like lamps and
curtains are you might say ruined for
lack OF care The hall is rented for
$500 night II any society holds a
suppe.; dislrs, tables and in fact
everything has to be taken there TO. do,
with, while in other towns every
thing is furnished One thing this
building lacks is toilet and it seems
with village water and everything TO
do with the citizens might vote to
have this much needed room added
to the building
Charles a. Bundy, one of the best
known local war veterans of the Civil
war and a past commander OF Post
Tihbits G. a. r. died Monday morn
ing, Feb. Sth, at his home ~ First
Street. Troy. Mr. Bundy was janitor
of Harmony hall for many years an 4
also of Tibbet's Veteran Hall He
was past president of the Rensselaer,
County Veterans association and
president OF the Boys in Blue Repub-
lican club when that organization was
in existence. He was a member OF
King Solomon's Pruinitine Lodge, +.
& NJ The survivors are his wife who
was Miss Ellen Parsons of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brundy resided here
for great number of years and al
that time he was a member of Red
Mountain Lodge, No. a. NJ, also OF
the G. r. A. Post. From both societies
he received demits so as to belong
to the organizations in Troy where
he went to make his home. There
was born to Mr. and Mrs Bundy three
sons, Theodore died when young
man after the family moved to Troy,
All of the children were born in
Arlington. The other two Harry c,
Bundy. living in Troy and George II.
Bundy of Brooklyn, N. X A brother,
w. H. Bundy of Manchester and two
grandsons. Theodore r.. Bundy of
Troy and Robert s. Bundy Of Brook
Ign. The funeral was held Thursday
afternoon from the State street Meth
odist church, Rev. pr, Milton B.
Pratt officiating. The Masonic ser
vice was conducted by King Solomon
Lodge under the direction of Wor
shipful Master A. a. Armitage The
bearers were A. s. Hemstreet, H. ID.
Pierce and William H. .Cahill of the
g. A. r. and Arthur Adams, William
Barry and James Chambers Of the
Lodge, Wednesday evening
here were services by the veterans
conducted by Post Tibbits under the
direction of Commander Clum, the |
aides of the Woman's Relief cops
also attended The many friends |
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