The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-06-21
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fig and fudge squares Tor thursday
Checkerine.
w. II. Nichols is spending few
days in Boston.
Earl Chase has returned from a
short visit at Bristol.
John Lister has obtained work for
the summer at Harwood's drug store
David Murray is building an adj
dition on his home on School street.
Merchants meeting Wednesday
night Hawks hall. Every merchant
should be there. 4lt2
DIR. w. Brunei, chiropodst will be
at Mrs Fred Russell's, 703 Main
street, tomorrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ward of New York
is spending a month at the home Of
her moter on Mill street.
Is it true OF girls that They Like
En- Rough. Viola Dana will show
you. Harte theatre today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fr!ese and family
moved yesterday to Norwich, Conn,
where Mr. Friese has obtained pos
iton.
Miss Dorothy Evans has returned
for the summer from New York
where she attended the Berlitz
school Of languages.
Charles S. Kehoe has returned
from Brook yn where he was called
by the death Of his brother-in-law
which occurred Saturday.
Miss Della Jepson. who teaches al
Hartland, has returned to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. John
Jepson of Old Bennington.
Mrs. Joseph Treado and son, Charles
who have been visiting her sister
Mrs. F. c. Atkins. have returned tc
their home at Bristol. Conn.
Mrs. William Russell and infant sor
have returned from Boston whore
Mrs. Russell has been spending sew
eral weeks with her mother.
Joseph Gleason has returned home
from st. Michaels college, Winooski
He has obtained a position for thc
summer in Wards drug store.
Mrs. Harry Phillips and Mrs
Chauncey Gould are in Brooklyn
where they were called Saturday by
the death of their brotherinlaw.
You'll get a mixture of the dra
matte, the come, and the quaint il
They Like En- Rough starrinl
Viola Dana. lIarte theatre today.
Mrs Martin w. Madigan, aged IS
died yesterday afternoon at Putnam
Memorial hospital, following a ling
sring Illness. TIE funeral arrange
ments have not yet been made.
Born Friday, June 16, at Gleni
Falls, a son, Charles McFarln, weigl
ing 8 ~ lbs, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ro,
w. Pedde. Mrs. Peddie was form
erly Miss Ethel Russell OF Benning
ton.
Rev, w. G. Towart returned toda,
from Indianapolis. Ind, where he ha
been for several days attending tn,
Northern Baptist convention. On hi
return journey he stopped at Colgat'
, university, his alma mater, and at
tended graduation exercises hell
there yesterday.
Yesterday at commencement exer
oisss he d at Colgate university
among others, J. c. Colgate of OIL,
Bennington and New York was givel
the honorary degree OF Doctor o
Laws. For many years Mr. Colgat
has been one OF the strong support
erS of this university and is a mem
hcr of the board of trustees.
Paul c. Howe was graduated iron
I Vermont academy at Saxton Rive
| Tuesday. The 1922 class consiste
OF % members. In TIE commence
ment announcements he was aware
cd the s. yer cup for being the stud
ent who has done the most durin
the past year for Vermont Academ
Life the school publication. MI
ard Mrs Frank r. Howe were a
SaNton's River to attend the exc
cisc..
A transposition OF figures in III
advertisement Of the Solomon EconC
my Store yesterday created some in
possible bargains. Mr.. Solomon wa
prepared to sell two csc i.Nirts for
do lar but when it comes to thre
he throws up his hands, The curta
= ~ Il
eight yards for a dollar and the II
dian Head clo'h should have rea
three yards for a dollar. The tran,
position OF the figures put the pr,
prictor II wrong light and thl
item IS printed in explanation.
SHAFTS6URY