The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-02-25
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stairs after his illness.
Robert Irving spent Sunday a
: the home of the Misses McAuley.
Mrs. Margaret Wilson spent tn,
weekend with friends in Salem.
) Miss Agnes Seigel spent yesterday
at her home in North Adams, Mass.
W. l. Jones of The Arlington Re
: frigerator Company, is in Rochester.
Thomas Keough spent the weekend
in Salem with his daughter, Mrs
Tulip.
Charles Toombs visited his daughter
Mrs Merritt Phelps at South Dorset
recently.
Miss Meta Mills of Albany spent
the weekend with her sister, Mrs. E.
I c. Woodwork.
Mrs. H. Brown returned from Troy
Hospital Friday Miss Hakes, train
ed nurse, is with her
John J. Risdon and daughter, Helen,
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Risdon in Dandy.
Andrew j. Hosley Of southern Kan
sas, has been spending a week with his
uncle, Thomas c. Hosley.
George B. Coolidge of Troy, spent a
day recently with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coolidge
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Lathrop Of Ben
nington, spent Sunday with the for
mer's mother, Mrs May Lathrop.
Thomas Morrissey Of North Adams,
Mass, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Morrissey.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. k Batchelder at
tended the funeral Of C. H. Bundy in
Troy, Mrs. Batehelder being a sister
of Mrs. Bundy.
L. A. Buck returned Saturday from
Troy, where he had been in the Samar-
itan Hospital the last three weeks re-
covering from an operation.
The masquerade ball which was
held in town hall on Friday evening
by the Woodmen was largely attended
and all report a good time.
Among those who attended the Fritz
Kreisler concert at Troy recently were
DR.. and Mrs. Russell, Mrs. +. N. Can
field, j. d. conroy and G. L. Hard.
Reports from Mrs. George Howard
who is visiting her uncle, Arthur
Phillips, in Troy, are that she is slowly
gaining and the change seems to be
Of benefit to her.
Charles A. Bundy one Of the best
known local war veterans of the Civil /
War and a past commander Of Post I
Tibbits G. A. r. died Monday morning, |
Feb. Sth, at his home, IL First street,
Troy, n. Y. Mr.. Bundy had been a
resident Of Troy for many years and
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 Soomon's Primitive Lodgs, +.
& A. NJ The survivors are his wife
who was Miss Ellen Parsons of Ar
lington; two sons, Harry c. Bundy, Il
living in Troy, and George H. Bundy
Of Brooklyn, N. "; a brother, w. H.
Bundy, Of Manchester; and two grand
sons, Theodore r. Bundy of Troy, and
Robert s. Bundy Of Brooklyn. One
son, Theodore, died shortly after the
family's removal to Troy. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bundy resided here for a great 1
number of years and at that time he {
was a member of Red Mountain Lodge !
No. A. NJ, also of the G. A. r Post. /
From both societies he received dimits {
so as to belong TO the organizations in !
Troy where he went to make his home. {
The funeral was held Thursday after I
noon from the State street Methodist :
church, Rev. DR.. Milton B. Pratt offic- '
ating. The Masonic service was con- I
iueted by King Solomon's Lodge under i
he direction Of Worshipful Master A. o
A. Armitage. The bearers were A. S.
H. ID. Pierce and William :
4. Cahill Of the G. A. r., and Arthur
Adams, William Barry and James
chambers of the Masonic Lodge. We'd
lesday evening there were services by /
he veterans conducted by Post Tibbits
Inder the direction of Commander II
,lum, the ladies of the Woman's Re
ief Corps also attended. The many !
riends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy in town
xtend their deep sympathy to Mrs. Il
'undy and the family. o