The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-24
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News Of the Towr ard Villags Tol,
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Briefly Tor Basy Re@ders
Mrs. L. De Forest Cone spent We'd
ne1day in Troy.
Abe, he ieweler, will be at the
Putnam house Fgday evening. Adv.
Miss Alice Hoover of the Burgess
road left Wednesday for u visit Of
several days in Sunderland.
Mrs, A. J.. Norton OF Springfield, a
former residen', is a guest at the
home of Mr.and Mrs. f. E. Howe.
Walter Hurd of North Bennington,
la student ut Norwich Universe y, Is
%employed for the summer at the Ben
nington Garage.
Miss Christine Bennett, kindergar-
ten teacher az the graded school. has
gone 20 her hcme, Round Lake, n. vi,
lol tho summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Max F,enberg ana son,
M. and Mrs. Harry Fienbcrg and
ch Idren and Mr.. SaEauei Solomon
have motorel to A.5any for the day.
Born Sunday, June 20, d son, Edwin
J6hn, 10 Nj. and Mrs. joilii Friliey OF
Itas. Ating on, Mrs, Finley vas for
merry Miss Grace Jones cf Banning.
tor.
Nicholas j. Morr.asey, a stud.
car n FRANKLIN institute, Boston, is
spending his yacat on with his par.
onts, Mr.. and Mrs. N. j, Morrissay Of
Washington street.
The coad ion of George +. Graves,
who was taken to the Putnam Mem
ol.al lospltat Tuesday, Is reported 70
Ebe fairly comfortableS, 1t is thought
tthat an operation will no: be required.
Mrs. Edwin b. DEMO Of Bradford
street was aiken Wednesday TO the
Putnam Memorial hospital in prepara-
Ition ter an operation today. Mrs.
DEMO has been in poor health for
some time.
f.. G. Hamilton returned the frs of
the week from a visit of Il few days at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. +. II.
Chickering in Greenfield. Mrs. fIani-
ilton who accompanied him to Green
fed will remain with her daughter
for an extended visit.
Mrs. f.. =. Huling arrived Tuesday
from Chicago after spending the win
ten there. MI. Huling and wO daugh-
tiers Frances and Elizabeth have been
here for several weeks. Miss Ca her.
inc Hul.ng who is at present visiting
in Wisconsin, is expected here during
july.
The marriaso of Miss label Gas
Ikell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mer Gaskell OF Washington street, TO
Donald J. Emery, s-n of Hon. and
Mrs. Curtis 4. Emery OF Newport, VT,
win take place Friday evening. June
l25, in the chapel of he Second Con.
gresat.cnal church.
Officials OF The General Electric
Company and The American Locomo.
tive Company are dealing with dead.
Lock strikes in both of S~chenectady's
big indus rial plants. AT the fermer
plant the molders and coremakers are
running in 0 the fourth week OF their
strike, and at the Locomotive Work.
the patternmakers have been out two
weeks. In both Instances the strike
situa ion originated in other cities
the Schenectady workers being called
oua on wha is known as sympathetic
strikea.
The Trustees OF Williams College
have announced the follow.n g appoint
mems to the faculty. Herbert /.
Clark, Phi. D., professor of biology.
George j. Vi!es, Phi d., instructor in
the romance languages; J. Rowland
iSfiith A. NJ, ms ructor in English: G
y. Owen, Phi b., assistant professor
OF physics; Harry b. Stockdale, A. NJ
ASSISTANT in geolc gy. Prof. Carl w
Johnson, Phi. D., Of The chair of Ger
man was made assistant dean. The
Alumni Association has elected the
following officers: President, Edmund
Putney, '9G; Vice President, w. b
=, Bliss, jr.; Secretary Il. Herbert Bats
ford. 80, OF Williamstown The
+, Alumni Association has approved nc
! names OF the following men as candi
dates for Alumni Trustee: Danforth
Ge2r, 70; Presiden Frederick G
Ferry, 81, Il Hamilton College; Prof
Lewis Perry, '9S; James f.. Bacon