The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-31

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for the child and sympathy for the
bereayed mother.
The brotherhood of the Baptist
church surprised their president, Is.
II. Durham, by taking possession oil
his residence during his absence FIJI
day evening, and we're all ready to
treat him 70 cream and cake on his
arrival home. Mr. Durham expects
To move to Manchester soon, where
ne has a position as gardener for
Mrs. Ritter Of Manchester and Wash
ington, d. c.
Mrs. E. F. C. mosher
Mrs. Ella F. C. Mosher passed
away May p at her home at Haynes
Corners. after an illness OF several
months duration. from heart trouble.
Mrs. Moshers maiden name was
Ella Frances Cornell, and she was
born in 1858. In 1876 she was unit
ed in marriage to Ira A. Mosher, who
died over thirty years ago, leaving
her to face life's problems with her
three little girls. And face them she
did with an. unusual amount OF BRAY
cry, cheeriu.ness and resourceful-
ness.
Mrs Mosher, because OF her actiyi'
ties as a domestic nurse and her
business associations was one of the
most widely known Bennington wo'
men in the state. Wherever she
went, with whatever home she came
in contact she left the impress Of her
character
She was one of natures nurses,
kind, loving, cheerful and compe-
tent In the sick room, and in her
many business relations throughout
the length and breadth of the state
she never left a town without having
won the lasting respect and friend
ship OF many, fact which was prov
en- by the large numbers from near
and far who gathered Monday to pay
her their last tribute of respect.
In recalling the characteristics OF
this estimable woman, the one that
holds prominence over all others.
and which was the guiding star oil
her life. was her unsefshness'
Hers was a life of sacrifice, not on
~ for her loved ones, but for all with
whom she was associated,
The community feels keenly the
loss of such woman. Her church
the Congregational, VIII miss her
willing service, and her family are
mourning the loss of one of the best
Of mothers and grandmothers.
She is survived by her three
daughters. Miss Florence l.. Mosher
Mrs. r. p. Winn and Mrs. n. II. Bid
die, also by one brother Howard
Cornell, who lived in her home, and
/ by four grandchildren.
The funeral services were held
Monday afternoon at $3.50 from The
residence. Her parents, Rev. W. K
Hamln oilciated Mrs. w, w
7 White and Miss Coney Fruitrich sans
Sweet Peace the Gift of Gods Love.
The interment was in the family plo
IN the Hinsdillvllle cemetery, wher,
amidst an abundance of flowers she
was placed by her friends and neigl
b0rs who acted as bearers, II. \. DW
ham, b. T. Henry Edward ]. Hall
Edgar 5. Buss, George |. Knapp an'
Fred II. Kirkwood
Friends from out of town attend
ing the services we're: Mr. and Mrs
Albert Ladd of Troy, Mr.. and Mrs
Leo j. 1.add Albert A. ladd, ant
Miss Sadie Boynton Of Hoosick Falls
Mrs. Marcia Mosher and Howart
Mosher of Housatonic, Mass. MI
and Mrs Fred H. Kirkwood and Rey
nolds Kirkwood of Pittsdeld, Mass
Lorenzo Doty Of Stamford, Miss &c
neva Armstrong of Lanesboro. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Blddle, Georg
Biddle and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bias
ley Of searsburg and Miss Josephin