The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-19
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AFTeSURY VALLEY

COW last week.
+. NJ. Pierce, who has been quit,
Ill, is improving
Marshall Fillmore was Benning
ton visitor Monday.
Mrs. John Bennett is confined tc
| the house by illness.
Mrs. James Bouplon and Guy Lyon
were Hoosick Falls visitors Tuesday
Mrs. Edward Bouplon, who has
been suffering with grip is able to be
| out.
Atwood Allen and Horace Lake oI
White Creek were in the Valley Sun
day.
Thomas Cannon. who lives near
White Creek is confined 10 his home
by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Cone and Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Rice visited at James
Bouplon's recently.
Supt j, D. Whittier and Rev. James
S. Clark of North Bennington, visited
the Valley school Friday
+. j. Fuller OF Cambridge visited
friends in the Valley and attended
the funeral OF Frank Bouplon, Friday.
Rachel, Bertha. Marcia and Edward
Bouplon and Edwin Fillmore were
home over Sunday from their re.
spectiye schools
Mrs. William Allard and Mrs. Ches.
ter Houston OF Bennington were
called here by the death of Mrs. Al
lard's father last week.
r. 3. Young and family, who were
summoned here by the death OF Frank
Bouplon last week, have returned to
their home in Hoosick Falls.
Mark Gardner suffered stroke of
paralysis last week at the home OF
his daughter Mrs. George Hunt. DR..
f, i. Dean is In attendance
Mir. and Mrs. George Bren and
family. who spent several days here
last week, called by the death OF
her father. Frank Bouplon, returned
to their home in Westaeld, Mass
Monday. 80
Mr.. and Mrs, John Davis Of Cola
N. Y. Miss Bertha Bouplon of aroy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bouplon Of
Hoosick FaliS99 Attended tho funeral OF
their brother, Frank BouploR Friday
The question OF organizing d
Grange in White Greek, is being
egitated, and a meeting VIII be he'd at
Jermain Hall this Tuesday evening.
Speakers from Washington County
are expected and a good attendance is
desired
Frank Boupion, aged u years,
months, days, who has been an es-
teemed resident and lived his entire
life in this Valley, passed away at
his home Tuesday evening, Jan. II at
9 o'clock, after lingering illness OF
heart disease. Mr., Bouplon was
born in SALISBURY Valley, the son OF
Anthony and Polly Bouplon and was
one Of Ii children, who all grew to
man and womanhocd. He was CON
tractor and builder, mover Of build
ings, etc. and OF late years followed
farming quite extensively. He was
also prominent iii town affairs, hay
ing served the town in several Offices.
He was . consistent member of White
Creek NJ. f. church and had been sup.
of the Valley Sunday
school A man OF sterling integrity
and character, always ready to assist
his fellow-men whenever opportunity
ofiorded Aug 49, 1864, he was
united in marriage with Miss Betsy
Tucker OF this place. who was called
home, March il, 1911. to this union
We're born six children, four of whom
survive, Mrs. VIM. Allard OF Benning-
ton, Mrs. George Bren OF Westfeld
Mass, Mrs. Reuben Young of Hoosick
Falls and Edward Bouplon with whom
deceased lived eight grandchildren
Mrs. Chester Houston of Bennington.
Florence and Carlton Bren of West
feld, Mass, Hazel Young OF Hoosich
Falls, Edward, Helen and Lillian Bou
plon and Marida Sprague OF this
place. He leaves four brothers,
James and George Of this place, VIII
liam of North Hoosick and Fred Bou
plon OF Hoosick Falls, six sisters,
Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. Albert
Morrett, Mrs. George Murray of Har
risburg, Penn, Mrs. John Davis OF
Cola, n. Y. Misses Alice and Bertha
Bouplon of Troy One brother, VIII
liam is critically Ill at his home in
North Hoosick and one sister Alice is
IN the hospital in Troy having had n
serious operation Neither were able
to attend the funeral which was held
at the White Creek NJ z. church Fri
day afternoon at o'clock, Rev. J. C.
officiating. Burial in Rose
wood cemetery.