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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

fett gauge, tute er 1agt, INNER for
al ben 5dnee 5u ten6e III i6 ben
in meme Snleit gela9t TN ben ge<
6enft: Ma6. gu nur en- @lel aus
bib nnb nerbre9 6i9 oein @udel;
ib i'm nit 10 6unm. Ser 8eoesmei-
Ter par 6ie Iebte bnlbe Stnno, be-
for i6 beim fin gange. nod a%utieit.
Sd ben Damn guttneit geiagt LIN
ma6s gut I'm fin auf mel @aus gu
gauge. @enn sc 6enfe, boB i6 az
Dobt geldfebrt getpeie fin, tpie i'd
an sic @tritt fin fomme, Damn fen
sc 10. ebaut redt eegeBt. 9ente sc
MIR email an, an mein Seittpabf ZEN
feds Seleri6 gelege, mo ausgegudt
ben als menn ie 6obt TN b%erfrore
mdre. Das @er3 bat mid gefloppt
tpie, .anes. Ga~er|dte Seller bot
gegrobnt mie aues. Mh fat er &C.
fa6t, i9 lin auf oen ihlipperige
Settmabf al1sgeid1ippt tin td fit
idubr id ben mid meite beioe Set
ne berbrode. Ser aneite mar auf
ben 4opp gefane TN bat in einem
fort 81 mid gelagt: v&err Baron,
Der 5limuer is porgefabre." Sd
BEN glei@ getpiBt COB Ser Mann
fem 8erItanb berlore gebabt bot
@en, al sic Selerib, mo- 90 ge-
lege ZEN, fig! in en- 16redlide 3u-
Itan6 gemeie I'm i6 ben sefiiblt, als
Oh ie6er oie 8ung gege midi erauS
itrede I'M ioae oebt: Gas aeidiebt
lid re9t, 6u Dag6ieb TN 6ahlen-
ger; penn 6u 5u 6ein @eituabf ten'
De oebIt, Damn tpdr bus llngluf nit
sebdppeno. Sd ben Den @eoesmei=
Ter berbeigebolt I'm mer ben al Sic
Biebels in fem @laB gebra@t III er
bat geiagt, CT 6ebt for en- 9adter
idide, amtper 6ie @dipen5es miiBt
i6 iten6e. Sd ben mid 10 i@nen
mie ser 8Iib beim gemadt TIT ben
mid elm @iel nod Sen annere ger1.'
fe, tpomit t@ berbIeiue Sbne Sbrn
lietper
9bi'ipp @ouerampfer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
Ser etuige @ommer bes Sa1res
00OG

Sour penige Sabre - aner6ings
nenige bonn Stanbpunft oes nit
Sabrtoufenoen rednen6en Mitro.
nomer aus - merben berflieBen,
Biz mir uns zines etpigen @omme.s
erfreuen f0nnen. 9ie ungetpobn,
lide @9onbeit oes l%ebtidbrtgen
Sommers un6 &erbites miro unS
Damn baS gar5e Sobr beibert fei;t,
un6 mir perben ni9t MIR unter
bliibenoen &ditanien< nnb Mepfel-
bdumen, ionoerr aud unter ben tro'
pii9en 8almen lno 8aobab> 8aiumen
panoeln. Sic beut 10 %begebrten
uno teuren Yel5e tperoen nihts mebr
pert fem, un6 Sic 1btpierige @ob,
1~ungsfrage miro auf Die einfadite
8eiie gel0it mer6en, inoem mir nns
freun6li6e 2~aubbitten ba11en. 9ieie
paraoiefii6en 8uitanoe, iagt ein
fran50fi6er Mftronom I'M .Seubre"
boraus, uno er iagt unS audi oas
Sabr gang gerar. 1896 n. Gbriiti
peroen rniere gIiidliden Ma6fom-
men 1id 6es emigen 5ommers er.
freuen oirfen. 9ie 1ange 9auer
oes 5omr1ers in bieiem Sabre mar
nur Ser erite @%orflang 6ieieS >funf'
tigen @lids un6 lit 6ur@aus ni4t
unnormaL, 1onoern 0ur9 Die aitro,
nomiihen @tiebe beoingt. ~9te
5olse ser Sabres3eiten uno Sic Ser
}dieoenbeiten Ser &limaten," 70 er.
fldrt Der @elebrte, 'rbangt befannt'
li9 bon Ser Snflination Ser Gro.
ad{e in ibrem Berbaltnis 5ur Come
ob. , 9ieier Neigungsminfel Der
@roadie CUR Come mabt fi@ ant
Mequator am menigiten bemerfbar,
uno oesbalb berridt idon iebt BORT
ser etpige Gommer, lit es INNER
iebr tparm. Mn Sen Bolen %.
gegen tun li9 sic @irfungen ant
1tdirfiten funo; sic 5onne lit tpab'
ren6 feds Monaten nidt at ieben
1no ipen6et mdbren6 Der an6eret
ie1s Monate nur tpenig @drme.
Stun lit aber Die S%nflination Der
groadie niht feititebeno, ionoern fie
tpedfelt bon einem Marimam bon
80 @rao bis at einem Minfmum
bon uberba,1pt feinem @ra6 in elmer
8eriooe bon 31756 Sabren. Sos
Morimum tpurbe Bel Der lebtet @is.
3eit erreidt, als 6os 8olareis gan3
Norbeuropa uber6edte; 6as Mini-
mum mer6en mir i'm Sabre 2296
baben, lnb Damn mirb 6er etDige
CONNER Bel llns berriden."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
Ger ,~,t,apttmnliae Gbt-
1,tann>"
Son 2mbmia fyIrit.

@aral0 20plano mar zbon leiner
beruflid)an Eatigfett fer gemobnt, III
bornebmer Dirt 8eiu6 5u empfangen.
>Sbne Sen trefflib liprierten 8oD init
ser ! iilbernen 8eiudsfartenplatte
gebt es ia auf Ser f1immernoen
2einpano nidt ab. l1no @aralo
2oplano, ser umtporbene Star,
fornte es li9 mobl e%rlouben, ole
uppigen @epflogenbeiten oes Slim
Dramas in ieinem Antag nad5uab=
men; aber baute bette fem 3tener
Musgang, pn6 sos &lingeln an ser
Sir mur6e 10 befti9, oab 90plano
lid; ntdt einmal 5u gn6e raiierte,
ionoern = obglei9 Ser Seifen-
ihal1m auf ieiner linfen @ange ein=
5utrodnen orobte, - Dem 8eiuder
miiteno ielblt affnete.
Gin giganttib gemadlener Serr
mini6te i'm gu ipre6en, SurnlD
2oplnno .enti9ul0igte 1ib, miidte
leuf5eno sic Seife ab, gebraudte
Harfiim uno @uoer, fnipfte sen
&ragen Inn nn5 ltoro CUR Berfii-
gung.
Ser, frem6e &err begann Sic
unterbultung ~ion6erbar: r&err Sob.
lan6, en5lib babe i9 sic gefun.
oen!" Saralo 9oolanb perneigte iid
l1nii@er, nit einem peinliden 8or>
gefiib1.
elmer bon uns 8eioen," fubr
ser unbefannte @ieie fort, lift al
bel auf ser @eltl"
Suralo 2oblanb Iiebte eS nidt,
iid rgrbuffen gu laiien Ct anttpore
tete 0arum troden: u@rlauben 5ie
mol -, aber Der Son ge.
lang ibm mdt redt. ST mar l@lieB=
lid audi nidt bon Ser 9prehblbne.
s5ie bnben mir mein @eib ge=
itoblen!" fdrie Ser Grem16e. So bp-
ben Mrs, 6a9te @arolo aber,
gum &udud, feine ieiner 8efon11ten
bette bod, 10 bel er mnBte, Elm iol.
DIES nngetum gum @atten.
rMt mem bobe id Die Gbre2"
i!raeate 3aralo alio forrett. als Ste,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

gan5e 5tunD lang, mte Wadter
Dor ibr'm 2anobaus patrouiqiert
iei6."
vMetti madJ' OH oi9 net nod luz
itig iiber MIDI"
vMlio net! @ber Den @eoanfen,
oaB i'd oeine Srou mero', sen iblag'
Sir aus m &opf. Gu balt'lt es bel
elmer 5rau net aus. Sd aber pin
ELM Mann fir mid alein bab'n."
"&ennit s. pieneibt fdon oieien
Maun?"
sd tenn einen, Oe1n id gan5
uertrau'n fonnt', un6 Den i9 febr
germ bab'"', iagte oos Ma6el leiie
uno Der Monm bitter Daral1f: SEA
= mno er? Sat er Did aud iebr
gern?"
sd bab's geelaubt, aber er gebt
mir ieBt aus Dem Beg," oas flan9
iebr traurig, aber elei9. oarnad
ml1r6e Nettis 6timme 6ringlid.
r@eb' audi on mir aus oem 8eg,"
BOT lie, init uns 5meien mir0's oob
ME mebr 'mas nn6 on pcroirblt mir
nit oei1em Na9laufen eine idmabc
Soffnung."
nMa oIio - 10 geb' i@ balt,"
fogte fiiblbar mebr belcioigt als ae-
franft Ger Mbgepieiene. 9tuhle
tpurben geriidt. Sic alte Gra1.
6rdngte &einol in sen 99atten 6es
qroBen &u6enfaltens.
Ser anoere ging iebr eilig.
@dhreno Mettts @roBmutter bin<
ter ibnn sic Cir IbloB, lagte tie 5m
9einol: sea, mili'n @ es iebt eno=
lih, mie's NIT Der Netti Itebt?"
&ein61 borte oas nidt mebr, Der
mar i9on bel 0em iebt febr Ter
pirrten Md6el.
v&nb' i9 mild %perbort?" tam=
melte ct. u8in ib Der - ser 3"
or fonnte nidt tpeiter. @s mat
gut, oab oie Metti iid .i@on gefaBt
batte.
Ser, Dem id gon5 pertrouen
fonnt'? So, Sran5, Der fno Sic"
runo Iieb baben g mid au4?"
Dorauf fonnte lie ni@t AUTHOR.
ten, oenn er preBte iie idon IN feline
Mrme, immer nieberboleno: rMein
0etterl! Metn Netterl! 1tno Dos
tpar feline 2iebenserflarung.
SSn ser idon redt finIteren Slide.
brauBen 5unoete sic @roBmltter Die
uni9littfer5e an nn6 btelt Nad,
ihalt, mas eS mobl inn @peiSfaftl
gabe, oaraus man Elm 6ei4eioenes
8erlobungselien 5niammenltelen
fcnnte. 9abei idmun5elte tie, oen-
fen6: vDas bob' ih re6t g'i6ett
g'madt. 9ie 3wei Soldier batt'n
Ion}t bienei9t nod lang net 5'iamtn=
g'fun6en."
un6 tie nabm sic 2idtlt1tben 5ur
@ano, benin Ser qualmenoe 9oht
botte bereits etnen "&auber".
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

t q az rH - NehnE&
muden, lnetre gbe 11utergraben? So
muB i9 mir eben ielbit @enngtls
ung bolen, no i'd iie fin6e!" uno
Sic 9bor-Jduite
Man mag gegen SnraD 2oplano
etntpenoen,. mas man miH auf
Sen &opf gefal1en mar er ri6t.
.@eben Ste ben Rontraft her,,
iagte er.
nnb nodoem er ut1teridrieben
batte, fprah 9aralo 2oDlano in Ser
5tenung bes @rafen Seamersburg
a1s Der @aupti5ene bon r5elige
Granen":: sd gratuliere Ser 4bba.
@eieQidaft ba5u, bob Tie einen 10.
empfinbliden gbemann gum Agen-
ten bat"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

Ole @eiebe molten nidt oofiir
ioreen, bob ieber gut fei, fonoer1
nur, miemeit er iblebt fem ourfe.
BobItater Ser Menidbeit:
iie nebmen ben Sdmaden bas
9enfen ab uno looen es ben Star'
fen a,lf.
A Ser Betradtenoe iiebt GILES
gegeneinanoer, ser Sanoelnos
oles megeneinanoer, Ser 2ieberoe
aQcs mitcinanoer.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24

is, hoo oie 2i55ie> mas meine alte is.
ibren Grubel ereinfomme oubt.
@enn tG an oen SettDabf itebn III
Ole @doffel I'M oen 8rnbm oppe.
rebte oubn, Damn 6ubn i6 mid gu
ie}ig edieite III id i6mibe Damn, oaB
mid oaS @ai1er binne I'm borne ben
Nudel erut1ner laufe oubt. Die
2i53ie is nit iattisfeit, oob i'd en-
19male @dbo fhuiepe 6ubn, o, no!
Sci sic muB ieoes NIabbe an oe1
@abf flien fem, grab als OBJ eS Der
6lobr in SEN Barlor pdr. Sic
flebmt, tpenn 59nee 1iege bleiue
oebt, I'M tpen11 es nod meniger tpie
en- 8ennietpert Is, Damn oebt ct glatt
getrete tper'n I'M es NOR orig ieiig,
6aB mer ms i9fio6e fomme I'M bins
fade SEPT I'M uenn id oran bin,
Damn oubt lie mid matf@e mie aleS.
Sd ZEN tie Ben ennere Sag ge.
iagt: n2i55ie, i6 lin einige Set
tpiQings, Sen @eitmabf gu fliene,
atptper mas is 6ie Subs 6as f@on
am Morgen al 61tbn, tpenn es NIT.
aus Snterruppl6en fortl6neie oubt
I'M e @tuno ipdter oo@ bon 6em
&liene nids mebr gu febr il. Sd
6enfe, man id beut nabt BEN 5bnee
.idoffele 6ubn, 6as il gut genrg."
Sic 2i55ie bat nids bon mein Plan
tpiile noble. Sic bat geiagt, ser
Seitmabf miiBt gei9piept mer6e, 10
oft er bon S4nee IL. @enn mer
meme @ioie folge tpout, Damn NOR
es imtperbaupt- a11d gar nit nottg,
oaB mer iih trafde hubt; mer nero
ia bod mi6har oredte. Gent emal
an, bot ie geiagt, tpenn Semano on
uniere 5eituobf falle onbt I'M oubt
Did for 10 ebaut finf I'M 5tpan5ig
Dauleno Dabler Demmeti@ iubel
Debit on 6as gleide? S6oer menn
ib o66er bu, o66er ems bon Die
&ios ausi9lippe I'M binfoue 6ebt. I'm
ii9 e paar 8obns frddtidere bubt,
6ebit gu oas gleide? Sd ben ge-
iagt, mer 6erft nub nit INNER baS
@alimmIte benfe; ib NOR rettig
einmal morgers I'M einmal nad-
mittogs SEN 5eitmabf al fliene, atu-
mer mebr 6ebt i9 nit 6ubn I'M tpent
iie 6as nit re9t tp6r, Damn iont ie
iid en- Gtede oabei iteue o66er ie
ioQt oas &liene Ielbft bubn.
of @obrs fen i9 es nit 10 laut
geiagt, baB es sic 2i53ie bat bore
tonne, otpmer bos Is Ser 8eg, mie
id in meine Snieit gefublt ben. Sd
ben MIDI glei@ bran gemadt, nit
meme fleine 5doffel un 8rnbm
bi1iie 5u perbe I'M Zen au9 en- quite
6aapp gema9t. Mntper mie i9
NIT fertig tpar, % is 6ie cine &d1ft
bon sen Geitmnbf i@on miooer 10
bon S6nee gepeie, alS uenn i'd
ge1tart Zen. Mitaus e @ort al
iage, fin i9 fortgeihnieft I'M BEN
mid SEN gan6e Dng in 6ie 8ittie
erumgetriune. Sd uolt 6o6 emal
Ieba, per 8ebs ins 9aus is. SSdd
i'm bios 8u Den 9inner beimfomme
i'm 90 Is Ser 'Seitmabf neiS TN flien
getpele. 9ie 2i56ie bat nids mebr
bon oen Sdnee geiagt, atptper i6
BEN geuiBt, baB iie gu Dos &liene ge<
ten6 gebah bot. Na6 benz @ie tin
ib 3r Dem @e6esmeiler, I'M ben
ben i6 .bie gan5e Storie ner5dblt.
Ybi1ipp, fat er gefagt, gu tpeiBt
nit mas gut for oid Is. Sud 6id
mein 5eitmabf on; 90 fin6it on nod
fein @tdub@e @6nee, biefabS i'd
tenoe oa51 I'M tperr1 on eri9t email
oein SUP enei bait friegt, Damn tper-
Sc sid Sic Muge aufgebn. Ma@ on
MIR ediadtlie, mas ou uiQH, i9
getptpe 1idS brum, atptDer i'd bette
oib einiges, baB id nit in 9rubel
fomme oubn- gr il e paarmal aut'
~-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-02-24
Wttmrr r5@ftbtb rtft hrs
4biltpp 5al,~e ra,mpter.
Mefn lieber &err @eoadtiondr::-
21O,

@iI1e sc, menn
Of ebbeS bebte 5u
oubn, 6ann :is @
6aS S@neeidpffe-
le. Sd mill ia
nit Inge, 6aB eS
en- barter 5happ
i'd 6nbn
am anerliebite gar
nids Dubn I'm oa5
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ano
Advertisements.

Fresh sausage at Estes. Telephone
tbs,
Rev. j, II. Maillct of Manchester Is
spending few days In town.
Mrs John Lafamme. jr., Is spend.
Ing two weeks at North pownal, with
her parents.
For the best values in blankets and
comfoi tables, see our extra large as
sentiments. at Noyecks 22t2
Mems fine dress shoes, new stock,
new styles, prices $500 to $500. at
llarts Shoe Store.
Thomas Bracket, who has been the
guest of Samuel II. Blackmer, has re.
turned to his home in New Haven.
We have a very large assortment of
blankets and comfortables at excep.
tlonally low prices, at Noyeck's. 22t2
Mrs Gilbert Robinson, who has been
quite III is improved and was able to
attend to her duties at the Lurie store
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Colvin and Mrs.
I'll zabeth Curtis motored to Rutland
Sunday and spent the day with rela-
tiyes.
Mr. and Mrs Orrin Bowen left this
morning for Springfield, Mass, where
they expect to spend few day with
relatives
Branch No. of st. Mary's Guild
viii meet Wednesday afternoon from
3 to 5 with Mrs. N. L. Greenslet at
the parish house.
Roasting chickens and fowls at Es.
tes' Telephone 7l5.
Miss Martha Pilling, who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
In Hartford, Conn, has returned to her
home on North street
Our shoes for boys and girls are
all leather, and are perfect fitting,
good looking and long wearing. Ev,
cry pair guaranteed. Try a pair. at
Noveck's. 22t2
Florence Vidor in "The Real Ad
venture from the famous novel by
Henry Kltchell Webster and episode
. Of Perils Of the Yukon" larte
theatre tomorrow
Mrs. Wilbur. formerly Miss Carrie
Carpenter of this place, now of Brook,
lyn called on some OF her friends in
Gown Monday. She is spending few
weeks with relatives in Pownal.
Dance and card party at High
School hall, given by Catholic daugh
ters OF America. Thursday evening
September 49, Cards at o'clock
dane ne at 10. Everybody welcome
All the lady members OF ST Jean
l}aptlste society are requested to be
present at the meeting to night at
the Y. w c. rooms Interesting and
important matters will be discussed
DO you wish to hear tnrllling
story from an American woman who
cluded the Soviet officials and cs-
capped to this country? Hear Nine
Ponafadine at High School hall Octo
Der 4. SIS d NJ
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
BOTH SIDES OF A QUESTION
Possessions Bound to Bring RESPONSE
billy but There Is Also AIDE
quate Reeompense.

Everything that you can think Of In
the way of desired possessions brings
with 1t an accompanying load of trou-
BILE, care and responsibility.
And this is something of consola-
ton for those who must stand outside
the barred gates and look yearnlngly
in.
After all, they can think, it's a lot Of
trouble to take care Of so much per-
haps it's just as well to be without it
That's where the trouble part helps
them
But on the other hand, it's worth
some care to have the real antiques
that other people are striving to find.
It's worth some responsibility to have
such beautiful old silver.
The house in perfect order, the vel
vety lawn and the garden that make
visitors gasp with pleasure are pretty
good payment for all your thought and
work and planning and caring for
them.
That beautifully shaped head and
graceful couture are surely satisfying
enough TO make up for the pain and
the lost time.
If people who have things didn't
have some trouble with them, then
there would be the greatest amount Of
1iscOntant omonU noor1a ,,.bo b.,,o,,'+
Mere possessing gets to be like a
habit; one forgets all about what it is
that she possesses, whether 1t is valu-
able or not, and whether or not one
should be grateful about it.
But when little trouble. ana diff
Guilty come along with it, one realizes
that 1t has cost something and is worth
something.-Kansas CITY Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
FIND MARKER ON ROAD
BUILT BY JOHN STARK
lnscript on on Boulder OF Route
Taken by English in Invasion
Of Canada

An interesting memorial OF the
passing through this section of Yer
mont Of the British army in 1860, on
its way north to capture the City OF
Montreal, has just been unearthed at
Amsden, a hamlet in Weathersfeld.
II is a boulder found in ditch on the
west side OF the main highway about
one-eighth Of a mile north OF the
little village on land owned by
Arthur w LaFountain. 1t was found
| by Mark C. LaFountain, covered with
moss and lichens rendering the
ancient inscription entirely illegble
until an accidental blow OF shovel
revealed a carved letter. Further
cleaning with great care disclosed
the entire inscription which was as
| follows
"C.-P-1759.176O, and characters
indicating that it was e'eyen miles
IRON the "Old No. fort at Charles.
town, from which the road started
! II was marker erected about the
latter year to mark the line Of the
Old Crown Point road.
This road was cut through the
wilderness in 1859 and 1860 for the
purpose of making It possible for
the British army to cross the Green
Mountains to Lake Champlain and
thence up the lake on Their way to
capture Montreal then held by the
French
Williams. in his early History Of
Vermont, writing Of the comp elton Of
the road says They made such
despatch as to Join the army at
Crown Point on the 3lst of July,
where they embarked with Col Havi-
land in batteaux and whaleboats and
sailed up Lake Champ ain for Canada
The three divisions OF the English
forces under Gen Amherst, Gen. Muir
ray from Quebec and Col Ilayland
met near Montreal which city sur.
rendered without a struggle, and the
French power passed away forever
from Canada"
The road was begun in 1853 by Cap.
tan John Stark (ator the genera
who commanded at me battle of Ben
utAlklDis' lit ~ tttNA Olt AnG NtoA
side of the mountain was completed
that year and in the spring OF 1850
the start was made from the Connec.
ticut river and tho road completed,
be ne an important adjunct to sub.
iugation OF Canada. The bui'd'ng of
the east end of tho road commencing
at the Connecticut rver was done by
Colonel John Cote and a reg ment OF
eight hundred men OF the English
army
The stone marker has been clean
ed and placed in a conspicoIs place
beside the highway with the addition
al inscription carved upon It's back
Restored 1922 = Appropriate exer.
cises have this week been held there
by Gen. Lewis Morris Chapter. y. A.
r.. o; Springfield, VT. who had for
their guests the chapters from Cayen.
dish and Ludlow, in the re-dedlcation
of the ancient landmark
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
woRkHoUsE FOR DlckeRsoN
Add son Mar AGO Fined tor Driving
While Drunk.

Brandon, Sept 25-lason Dick crsor
of Addison was Gnod $50 and costs
and sentenced by Judge Leonard F.
Wing of Rutland to serve not less than
three months nor more than a year
in the workhouse for driving an auto
mobile while under the influence OF
liquor He pleaded guilty to this
charge and to that of being intoxioat
ed For the latter he was fined S.. Hi,
disclosure was taken His sentence
was suspended provided that he pay
the fine and costs.
Prosecution of Dckcrson followed a
smashup Sunday night in which hi
car ran into machine owned and
driven by A. ID. Barnard of this town.
Both cars were damaged and Mrs
Barnard and Frank Whtlord OF Add.
son, who was riding with Dickerson,
were badly hurt
The accident occurred in Forest.
dale Mr. Barnard is said to have
turned out as far as possible to per.
NIT Dickerson's car to pass but the
latter machine was being driven at a
high rate of speed and in a reckless
fashion. 1t crashed into the Barnard
car tipping it over Mrs Barnard was
bruised and cut while Whitford. in the
Dickerson car was taken to his home
suffering from severe injuries.
D.ckerson was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Roy w. Breese and Constable
James Smith, taken to Brandon and
lodged in jail,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and VUlnue and
Advertisements.

Miss Ella Cummings Is in Albany to,
day on business.
Millard Sumner Of Rutland, for.
mer resident Of Bennington, was In
town Monday
James Tracey, a former resident
now living In Troy, was in town for
the weekend
Mrs. Henry Porter and son s. Prem
tIce Porter of Manchester we're in
the village Monday
The first severe frost of the season
visited Bennington and vicinity Mon
day night. There had been two
frosts previously but neither was
hard enough to kill tender vege,a
ton.
George Whine, who was employed
In Bennington a number OF years
ago, but who is now said to have an
excellent position in one OF the Troy
textile mills, was In town over the
week end
Daniel r. Sargent. travelling sales.
man for the Bennington Wax paper
company, met with an accident near
Raymetown on the Troy roo ATE
Monday afternoon. While attempt.
ng to avoid collision W til an automo.
bile that suddenly turned into drive
way he ran his car into ditch With
two wheels on soft dirt Mr.. Sargent's
car turned on its side The driver
opened the free door and stepped out
uninjured. Later the crew from the
Bennington garage righted the ditch.
ed car and drove it to Bennington.
The closed Essex sustained bent
bumper, scratches on the body and
minor damages,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
OF course the Star Print, rhI,.

The Wamego (Kan) Times tells OF
n little boy Of that city who was TAX.
Ing his first lesson In astronomy the
other night and was very much inter
ested in the names Of the various
stars and planets 10 be seen from the
sleeping porch. Finally he asked,
Mamma. which one Is the Kansas
City Start Kansas City Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
GIRLS! WHITEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons in.
to bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White, which any drug
store will supply for few cents,
shake vel. and you have a quarter
punt of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly frag.
rant lotion into the face, neck, arms
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and whiteness Of your
skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-whte complexion, al
so as a freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.-
Advertisement.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
Memory Ealln Small Boy.

Little Richard Castle son Of the
cashier of the Bell Telephone com
pany, on seeing his aunt, who has
just returned from Seattle, where
she has lived since her marriage to
Fred Fellow two years ago, remarked
II remember Am% Helen, but don't
remember that baby - Wichita
(Kan) Eagle.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26

"a chiel among It's" while visiting
the ZOO at Franklin park the other
day criticized one of the placards,
which began; This specie OF os-
trich' We had to admit that 1t was
not up TO BeSton's usual grammatical
standard.--Roston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
Soelety's Real Dancer.

The danger to society Is rot merely
that 1t should belicSe wrong things
though that Is great enough-but that
II should become credulous, and lose
the habit Of testing things and inqur.
Ing into them for then II must sink
back into saYaGcrv--W X Clifford.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-09-26
PLUSH COATS

A PLUSH coat needs the kind
"a OF exper enced, skilled atten-
ton that we give it You know
when you send the garment to us
that it will be returned to You
looking as youthful and stylishly
serviceable as when you purchased
it.