The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-09
SUNDERLAND

Bronson Of South Salisbury.
Harold Griffin was recent visi- !
tor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tvltchell
Of Bennington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Twitchell spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
e. G. Bacon.
b. A. Parker and Frank McDanieis
were in Manchester Sunday and
called Oh Richard Bates who is Ill.
Mrs. Giles Bacon and little son, re.
turned home Sunday after spending
two weeks at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sharkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilder mo-
tored to Glens Falls Saturday where
they will visit relatives
Mrs. Arthur Baker is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs B. A. Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Madison were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. A
Parker.
Mrs. Richard Bentley spent Monday
afternoon with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Whitman spent
Sunday at the home OF II. J. Baker.
In Memoriam
We mourn thee love, but yet we feel
That thou art with us still
Thy spirit, though to us unseen
Is guarding us from ILL
And in our dreams we hear voice
Strike on our listening ear,
And deem within our visions
That thy angel form Is near;
Then, oh, beloved one, Well strive
To meet thee on that shore,
Where sorrows, footsteps are I'm.
known
And death shall come no more.
Mrs. Zilpha Gregory lie long
resident OF Sunderland, passed away
at her late home early Monday morn
ing, October 80 Mrs. Gregory was
born, March 8. 1858. She was the
eldest daughter Of the late John and
Diana Bull.
In 1887 she married Adds l.. Greg.
ory, to them were born three daugh.
ters, two OF whom died in youth
She Is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. +. A. Cool. who resided with
her and three sisters. Mrs. Il. e. Coy.
cite OF Manchester. Mrs. Frank Me.
Daniels ana Mrs. H. j. Baker of Sun.
derland; one brother, Elisha Bull OF
North Bennington va s.ster-in-aw.
Mrs. +. J.. Lombard of South Ashburn
ham, Mass; two grandchildren, Mrs.
Jerome Vault of Sunderland and
Mrs. Martin Obergefell OF New York,
and one great-grandchild Miss Elsie
Obergefell.
Mrs. Gregory had been in failing
health for number OF years, but the
members OF her family were not eX.
pecting so sudden termination OF
her Illness, until one week prior to
her death she was stricken with
pleurol pneumonia.
She was woman Of noble charac-
ter. In spite of her failing health
she always had friendly greeting
and word OF cheer to anyone whom
she CHANGED to meet Her quiet man.
ner and kind disposition attracted
all who knew her, especially the
young people with whom she was q
favorite, and to whom her house
was always open with warm wei
come.
The funeral was he'd from her late
home Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock, Rev. Mabel \. Winch OF East
Arlington officiating Interment was
IN the family lot in Ethan Allen Gene
terry.
Those who attended the funera
from out Of town were Elisha Bull o
North Bennington, Mr.. and Mrs. f
f. Goyette and family OF Manchester
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bacon of Nortl
Adams; Mrs. George Dodge of Glen
Falls; Mrs George Livingston an
son, Howard of East Dorset; Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. C. Whitman and daughter o
Manchester: Mrs. j. Il. Harris an
son OF South SALISBURY; Mr.. AM
Mrs. w. F. Williams of North Al
ans; Mrs. Vault and Mrs. Fred Fa'
nun of Arlington f. ". Parker 0
Arlington and Harold Goyette Of \
bany.
b Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our grattud
to those who so kindly assisted Il
during the illness and death of on
beloved mother and grandmother, e.
pecially those who sent flowers ar
furnished cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome Vault