Stanley Bednoski
Stanley Bednoski, 48, a Shelburne farmer, whose wife died a few weeks ago with a broken back sustained when she was thrown from the buggy in which she was riding on the Shelburne road, died at the home of his sister on Elm street Monday following a short illness with influenza and pneumonia. He was a native of Russian Poland, coming to this country about 16 years ago. He lived in Greenfield for twelve years, being employed in a local factory. About four years ago he bought a farm in Shelburne and had since been living there. He leaves, besides his sister, four children. The funeral was held this morning in Holy Trinity church and the burial was in Calvary cemetery.
[Page 4, The Greenfield Recorder, Wednesday, October 23, 1918]
Stanley Bednoski, 48, a Shelburne farmer, whose wife died a few weeks ago with a broken back sustained when she was thrown from the buggy in which she was riding on the Shelburne road, died at the home of his sister on Elm street Monday following a short illness with influenza and pneumonia. He was a native of Russian Poland, coming to this country about 16 years ago. He lived in Greenfield for twelve years, being employed in a local factory. About four years ago he bought a farm in Shelburne and had since been living there. He leaves, besides his sister, four children. The funeral was held this morning in Holy Trinity church and the burial was in Calvary cemetery.
[Page 4, The Greenfield Recorder, Wednesday, October 23, 1918]
Stanley Bednoski
Stanley Bednoski, 48, a Shelburne farmer, whose wife died a few weeks ago with a broken back sustained when she was thrown from the buggy in which she was riding on the Shelburne road, died at the home of his sister on Elm street Monday following a short illness with influenza and pneumonia. He was a native of Russian Poland, coming to this country about 16 years ago. He lived in Greenfield for twelve years, being employed in a local factory. About four years ago he bought a farm in Shelburne and had since been living there. He leaves, besides his sister, four children. The funeral was held this morning in Holy Trinity church and the burial was in Calvary cemetery.
[Page 4, The Greenfield Recorder, Wednesday, October 23, 1918]
Stanley Bednoski, 48, a Shelburne farmer, whose wife died a few weeks ago with a broken back sustained when she was thrown from the buggy in which she was riding on the Shelburne road, died at the home of his sister on Elm street Monday following a short illness with influenza and pneumonia. He was a native of Russian Poland, coming to this country about 16 years ago. He lived in Greenfield for twelve years, being employed in a local factory. About four years ago he bought a farm in Shelburne and had since been living there. He leaves, besides his sister, four children. The funeral was held this morning in Holy Trinity church and the burial was in Calvary cemetery.
[Page 4, The Greenfield Recorder, Wednesday, October 23, 1918]
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