Death Of Mrs. Henry D. Bennett

Tbe Paaadene, Cali.. Daily Xe-vs oí Nov. -í, cojiUiiiLs tlit relative 10 a o. uut Fesidenit of Aun Arbor : 'Tlue ïi;uifi-..l services over the rein l.i.s oí the la 10 Mary UiMinett ivere b 1 ! tMa moniiir at 10 o'clock n.t the lutíme oí son, H. (i. Beonett, No. 217 ;-'.:tñ Orlange inw. a.vaue. "Klv. I). D. Hi'.l oí Lo Air.; J-.s coadtucted tlw services. The bouse was ii.led vi:h sorrowiög friends. Many be.iul.'ii.ul floral oíferiugs iu tüue nature of large boiujue.s and set pteces vere seiiit hy fritüiids, whtt i'.i thia way mairi.'oi. bgli eeteem and respact in whichihey Held the deceased. wiis) had beeia a resüdeat oí thte i-iy Cor more thaa ten yeeurs." Aimoaiig t'be palí beairars ivas Andi'ew D-eToreet, fownerly oí t.his city. The deceaeed was vlie wlfe oí the late Ilfuiry D. üeiincit, ior many yeare siewanl ie the Unfiversity. AVIJifc neeiding licrt1 iJiry lived ín the house now ocuopfted by Prof. K. H. Ktímipll, coruier oj S. DJivlsLon and 35. Láilüerty sts. Thra older people wAth whoim Mr. and Mrs.' Benntt wrere associatei bere, are rapidly disH.ppoariiiig, removwls and death thhil.iiiig- vhvir r:.nioi so that buit few now wíü remuember tihis quiei, síeaitle, modest little lady vrlm lúas beeia called to lier rcward. Her meraoi-y here is very diear to tlïose who do remeinber híer, and The son who now alone remalns of tliie íaimily, wlll have mucli symipatlïy in liis Borro w.