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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
PoWNAL CENTER

Mrs. Sarah b. Myers, WHO Is at the
North Adams hospital, is reported to
have passed the crisis Of her illness,
but is not yet out of danger
Mrs. Freelove Amidon returned
Saturday from visit of two weeks
at the home of her sister near
Hodges Crossing. North Adams.
Charles Harrison is conva,escing
at the home of his sister. Mrs. Il isha
Hayes, from an operation recently
performed at the North Adams Aospi.
tai.
A number OF friends gathered at
the home Of Mrs. Ellen H. fows.ee
last Monday evening in honor of
their hostess eightieth birthday an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas PowersA and
little daughter, Dorothy, motored Sun
day to Greenwich, N. Y, to visit Mrs.
Powers mother who is recovering
from a recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde peckham and
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Mason motored
to Rupert Sunday and we're entertain
ed at the home OF A. S. Haye. Mr.
Peckham and Mr. Haye were seat.
mates in the Vermont Legislature OF
1915.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25

parade; 9 p. m, baseball game: eve.
ming parade, upper parade, immedi.
ately following baseball game: D..
m, open fraternity house parties.
Alumni Day, Wednesday, June ID.
10 a. M, alumni meeting of the
board of trustees; 1915 u. M, guard
mounting; II a. M. polo game Tor
cavalry drill; . p. m, baseball game
alumni VS.. undergraduates; evening
parade, upper parade, Immediately
following baseball game; annual
meeting Vermont Alumni association.
Dewey hall, Immediately following
even ne parade; Z a. m, luncheon
and annual meeting of general Alum.
nj association, mess hall; s D. M,
senior concert, Savoy theatre.
Commencement Day, Thursday, June
1s.
a. m, escort to his exceilency
James a. Hardness, governor of Yer.
mont, from Park inn to Dewey ha |;
$50 a. m, escort to Major General
Clarence Il. Edwards, United States
army, from the residence of presi
dent Plumley to Dewey hall; 10 a. m
graduating exercises, class of 1922.
1880 p. m, mounted drills, upper pa
rade D. m, dismounted drill and
Butts manual, upper parade. s:30 D
m, equitaton, jumping, etc; 3 p. m.
review to his excellency, James A
( HARNESS, governor OF Vermont; 3.1E
p. M, evening parade, announcement
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village ano
Advertisements

Herman Bugbee Of Woodford was
in town this morning
Frank Knapp is spending ten days
at his camp at Dunyille
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Dodson lett
this morning by automobile for Bos,,
ton where they VIII remain several
days with Their parents.
The FIRE department and t2e Ben,
nington Wax Paper company, VIII
meet in the next Twilight league
game to be played Friday evening at
csc.
Miss Emma A. Fuller, Home econ
omics specialist of Vermont uniyer'
sity, is in Bennington today and TO.
morrow. She will teach several OF
the Farm bureau Girls clubs some
thing about millinery work. Miss
Fu.ler will hold meeting at Reads
boro this evening and another to-
morrow at Manchester.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
ARMED GAME WARDENS
PROTECT SURGEONS
Guarding Spawning Surgeons at the
Mouth OF Lamollle-State Pre-
venting Taking Of Rec,

Nj ton, May 25.-The raw mate.
rial for American made caviar will
not be obtained from Vermont wat.
ers this year II the state FISH and
game department can prevent IT,
a, med game wardens are patrolling
the Lamoille river near the point
where It empties into Lake Clam
plain to prevent poachers from hook.
ing up spawning sturgeon in viola.
ton of the American fisheries treaty
with Canada,
The sturgeon roe Is said TO be valu
ed at 81 pound in the Boston mark.
ct for use In making caviar The
wardens who have received threats
Of violence have been instructed to
enforce the law firmly
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
DEADLOCK NOW EXISTS
ON SOLDIER BONUS
Senate Finance Committee Democrats
May Be Asked to Decide
McCumber Plan,

Wash ngton, May 25.- 7Dem6cratic
members OF the Senate finance com.
nIittee maybe called upon to break
a. deadlock among the Republicans
Of the committee over soldiers bo-
nps egislationh 1.-THE subject was
brought up yesterday at meeting
ci tie majority and 1t developed ,at
there was a to 5 division on the so
'alled McCumber plan-the amended
House bi'l-and the Smott proposal
to .ssue to service men paid up in.
surance policies in lieu OF ali com
pensation options heretofors propos
ed. w
Chairman McCumbcr said after
the session that he probab y would
cal for tlis week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
BoNDVlLLE

Mrs. E.slel Emery Of Brattleboro is
spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Coleman
Roland Morse was taken to the
Memorial hospital at Brattleboro
last week for treatment. He is much
better and expects to return to his
home soon.
Miss Harriet vii Jams, who Is at
tending school at South Londonderry
spent the week end at home.
Stephen Monteverdi of New York.
propr etor OF the hotel here, arrived
last week. He was accompanied by
two friends.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
MAI. GEN. EDWARDS
WILL BE SPEAKER
At Graduation Exercises Of Norwich
University on June 15-Proaram
for Commencement

for Commencement
Mortified, May 23.-Major General
Clarence r., Edwards, commanding
general of the first corps area of the
United States army, with headouart.
ers at Boston, will deliver the ad.
dress to the graduating class of Nor.
witch university on commencement
day, June 10. The baccalaureate ad-
dress on Sunday, June /, will be de.
liNered by Bishop Edwin Holt
Hughes OF Maiden, Mass.
The program for commencement
Is as follows
eaeoalaureate Sunday, June II.
3 p, M, baccalaureate sermon sa.
voy theatre.
Undergraduate Day, Monday, June ~
1890 a. m, guard mounting. INNER
parade; II a. m, polo game; 2 p. m.
baseball game; evening parade. up
per parade, Immediately following
baseball game; $ p. m. fraternity
banduets,
Senior Day, Tuesday, June 10.
10 a. m, cavalry drill. upper pa
radei IL a. m, Butts manual, upper
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
RAID AT HoosicK FALLS
Federal Agents Secure Whisky and
Home Brew.

Ten federal prohibition agents
tiave ing in two Chevrolet automo-
biles, pa d a flying visit to Hoosick
Falls Monday afternoon and when
they had finished their labors they
had confscated 16 gallons Of what
was said to be vliskey and quantity
OF home brew as the result OF raids
made with rapidity On PAGES con
Quoted by Stephen Wirmusky, An
thony Domeika and John Rudaitis.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
AUTOMOBILE HITS CHILD
Eieht-Year.old Coy In Hospital Badly

Barre. May % -valent ne Fernon.
dez, aged years, and a son of o, Fer
nandez Of William town, is at the hos
pital here suffering from injuries re
ceiyed when he was run over by an
automobile. 1t is feared his skull Is
Fractured
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25

Ladies' New Bingham Dresses priced
$1.69 to So. 9S
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
II. B. HUTCHTNS

Real Estate ana insurance Agency.
image. Property. Farms and Small
fiacaP On OutRide a Speciality.
Rents Collected ana Property cared for
Fire insurance
s0T main street BeBsingtou. W
Telephone oh-W
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25
MISS BEARD WOULD co HIGHER
Vermont First Woman Representa-
tive Has Aspirations.

Barre, May 25.-Vermont's first wo-
man representative, Miss Edna L.
Heard of Orange, has announced her
candidacy as senator from Orange
county at the coming primaries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-25

Of promotions, final review by senior
class; $3.50 p. m, commencement
ball, armory hall
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
HARMONY GLIB OPENS
YEARS WORK MONDAY

The Harmony Club held it, first
ln~ct!ng " ,ho club year with Mrs.
Toncy Chlsum. 1870. Harrison Street.
Monday afternoon at 200 o'clock.
II enthusiasm among the members
spells a successful ycar, then tho Har-
inony club Is destined even IN the zee.
rnl year n is existence. 10 become
one OF the best known clubs In the
South. Aready a great deal Of public.
i,y has been given the club for tho
beautiful car that WINS entered in the
! suhandlc Plains Chamber ~ Com.
mcrcc parade The Hudson people have
made arrangements 10 place tho pic.
turc of this car In the bulletin which
they mail out all over the United States
The picture as well as writc-up ~ the
club appeared In a recent issue ~ ie
Fort Worth Record. The club appre-
,Iatcs the publicity that Is being given
Il. for II II by this means that the pub
lc Is brought 10 Il better understanding
al the NOTES and activities OF the club.
u is their desire TO be- a public spirited
organization, ready nj all times To do
its mt In the development of the city.
PRESIDENTS Day was observed Mon.
day. Mrs Jack liouscr the new pred
dent was presented with a beautiful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
CI.tBS THAT Will. MEET
THIS AFTERNOON.

The No,dlo Climb Viu mr' af o'clock
~ The home OF Mrs j Duum". 2ll0
Polk street
Y1la 81 81 club viii D., entertained
nt O'Clock. at tho home o' Mrs W. VI.
Rochester. sNu.A jefferson street
Mechanics vs. cheney and Jack
Matthew VIII he hUst.sscs 90 tha mem
beers of n. s Il; ~ the homo OF Che for.
mer 1909 Madison Street
Tho U1r,utTlDhors Cuh az Nc
Kulcy School win hold % meeting at
$3.50 O'Clock. pi me school building
4 meeting win ha ha.d hy the can.
you GuI club nj ihn home Of Mrs.
A. S k.ugu0. llni Harrison street.
beginning a' 3Uo.t Mcsdtmos Ken.
yon and Albert Foreman VIII hc joint
hostrss's OF fhr afternoon
Tho Polk street school parontTolch
crs club VIII meet at $50 O'Clock az
the school for a social hour and PRO.
gram
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
NLARIGOIDS.

Written FOR the Christian Science Mon.
iior. by Frances Crosby Hamlet.
Al India Ia In their spicy gold
Rich marigolds that glow with molten
heat
Stiff petalcd warriors, east In some
stern mold.
They face upon the dusy summer street.
Not with our fairer flowers can they
compete,
with dearer blooms New England gar.
dens hold.
Where roses. lilies. Pansics blossom
sweet,
Beside them. too. bright marigolds un.
fold
Gay disks u color under allen sky!
! gaze-tho prim. fair gardens fade to
Gray. as
Beneath an Orient sun the sands are
dry
Where human.crowdcd is the river
way.
And DER the mingled city harsh sounds
die,
As temple bells call softly. "Kneel and
pray"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
Society-Editorials
SOCIETY

bouquet of flowers with the remark
that "she Is the little lady who has
made success of hcr administration
before II had hardly begun" with the
membership fun and each one a club
booster. and growing treasury fund.
shc has indeed proven that she is the
president who can put over the plans
and ambitions OF the club At the close
%: her address. Mrs. Hpuscr presented
Mrs. FL Woodruff. last years presi.
dent with beautiful gift In behalf Of
the executive board OF 1912. Mrs.
Woodruff who Is musical director for
the year responded IN "A happy way
and then explained some Of her ambi.
tions In tho musical line which she ex.
poets the club To achieve this year
Tho Christmas cantata 20 be- given
sometime IN December. was given first
consideration. and the program followed
with Introductory remarks by the lead
,r. Mrs Robert Wilson Mrs +. F.
Woodruff Opened the program with
Rain" by CurTan The number al
though very difficult. was handled most
artistically by Mrs WOolruff who's"
lyric voice is developing rapidly Mrs,
Tnncy ChINim's rendition OF "Etudo
Melodiquo' by Raft. WAS the surprise
OF the afternoon. With only two years
Of study she shows remarkable talent
and progress The Hour of Dreaming %
Nv Hahn wa especially suited Ia Miss
Nell Horsbrugh's voice. She sang f.
with remarkable sweetness and finish
Mrs. Trigg read Smiles 90 the delight
N all Mrs. Trgg demonstrated with
smiles In her own line. and is fully
capable OF bring their messages 20
others Mrs T. r lanhun. acknowlcdr
I'd Ia be- one Of the mos, thorough ma.
sclans In the city played "Humorcs-
que" Op. 10 No. by Rachmnnuoff
with splendid technique and artistic
polish "I.ife's Paradise" by Mary II
Brown. was ably handled hy Mrs g. T..
kiscr. who has volume and range 90
do Justice toa powerful song Mrs Rob.
crt Wilson displayed brilliant technique
and finish in her Interpretation OF
"Momento CapriccioSo by Wahcr.
LeschctizesS An numbers were given
from memory and IN such way as 10 Do
credit to q public performance ono Of
the features about the club Is the sue.
cess of IT, regular programs, for only
through this source can tho develop
mcnt and tho sometimes latent talent :
at individuals be- brought ont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03

uGs Any one Or more delegates can
cas-, tho ful vote 90 which the Chlptcr
Is entitled chapter presidents are osy.
cd tn uy strict attention go The u'e
governing thcm-Artlclo IN-Sccton
l3. ur the Bylaws Elect your dele.
gates Immediately and en- ont tho
blanks send one 10 Mrs q. 81 Sawyer.
Beaumont Texas
Delegate orc urged 70 mako their
hotel reservations not hter th1u tom
days rHor to tho Convention 40 r,s-
.r,1tlons should Doe made through Mrs
~. o. Martin. $50 Missouri Ave- Fort
Worth Texas Chairman ~ trserNa-
tiou and Rooms Committee. Delegates
upon their arrival in Fort Worth arc
requested 90 go immediately 90 tho
ToNs Hotel ana register at the T.. j.
IT, IlmdWar'er where committees viii
direct th,m to their hotels.
Tho General Convention viii Doe held
boo Birmingham Ah. November lois.
with hralgrrtu. no Do. TutN lnr TO-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03

These numbers are selected by the com.
mittee from the Teachers Association.
Numbers for piano and voice:
Girls. age ten ana under. sonatina op.
SO. No / in Co. Clement. Ages II
10 Is. Tarantelia Op. So No 2. Heller
Ages IS to rs. Norwegian Bridal Pro.
cess.on. Grieg.
Roys-Ages 10 and under. The Wild
Horscman. Schumann. Ages II TO IS,
knight Rupert, Schumann. Ages 10 TO
IS, Polish Dance. Schawcnka.
Adults-Lovc Dream No 3. List.
Voice: Tenor. Harkl Hark the Lark.
Schubert Second Tenor or Baritone.
Even Bravest Heart Faust, Gounod.
Bass. Bedouin Love Song Plnsut So.
prano. My Heart Hath a Song. Wood.
ward. Memo. Dreamt | Dwelt In
Marble Halls. Balfe. Alto. An It's a
Dream Hawlcy
The numbers for violinists orchcstraS
quartcttcs. etc. VIII b. given at an
early date
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
ADEIPIiItS ARE ENTERTAINED
At x. T.. PARCELS HOME

Tho annual social meeting Of the Ad.
elphias Society OF the First Baptist
Church was held Monday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Il. T. Par
cells. when a g.ost pleasant afternoon
was spent az needle work. which WIS
ploaSingly interposed with program
Of music and readings Tho first number
was a very pretty piano solo by Mrs.
" g. Sorry Miss Elizabeth Meyer gave
= reading: a lovely yocal duet WAS Civ.
ON by Mcsdamcs JIM Jenkins and II. +.
PARCELS. Mrs G. r. Kinds gave an ar
tistic piano number and little Miss ~.
sir Little gave q clever reading. emit.
led The Naguhty Little clock"
Delightful music was furnished by
Mrs Sorry during tho serving ~ re-
frcshmcnts \ number ~ guests Mere
also present on the occasion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
PEERLESS BRASS 0UARTETTE
TO APPEAR At CHtUAUQUA.

For an occasion as the one scheduled
for October 10th. Amarillo is quite for
tunatc In having her own troupe. What
other city this side OF Fort Worth could
muster an entire Chautauqua-from so.
loists 10 entire companies
he closing number on the Baptist
Chautauqua" Is easily one Of the best
quartcts In the state. The names Of
the members are known everywhere.
The Peerless Brass Quartet Is composed
Of Jesse A.. Rogers. who Is also tho
director Of the First Church Orchestra
G. willard Smith. l.. V. Leinhard. and
j. G.. McChntock. The first two men
qualified as Licutenants during the re.
cent World War in Sousa's hand. All
are finished musicians and they are
able 20 play "The ScXtett from Lucia
with all of the strength Of feeling with
which the composer intended 1t TO bs
played.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
SOCIAL NOTES MD
Personal MItNTInN

Mr. and Mrs W " Nhliopmb oil
Portland ore. arrived in Amarillo sun.
day for "a visit with Mrs VII tcomb's
brother. y " saunders of 2oG North
Buchanan Street
Mr. and Mrs y 4 Saunders aud Uul"
daughter. Margucrit" ct Hail"vNill".
Okla. are here visiting with Mr. Saun.
d"r's brother. MI = ". Saunders Of
poo Nurth Buchanan street.
Misses leo and Virginia Violin.
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs Frank Woi
lin have returned 90 the city after
spending the summer months IN Eu'
rope.
John G.l,in 81 Guyin & Gilvin Real
Estate 60. is IN at his home on 1900
Buchanan Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
TIM MOREIOCK LITERARY
CLUB IL ORGANIZED.

The MorcloCk Literary Club was re-
Gently organized 10 obtain credit from
the Northwest Texas State Normal Col.
lego az Canyon IN American Literature.
Lectures will be- given during the win
ter FOR the benefit Of the club hy Dr..
II. W. Morclock. OF the Normal All
women who are interested boz the study
OF American Literature and who would
like 10 become affiliated with tho club
are urged 10 boz present 90 the next
meeting which will h. held on Friday,
oct 10, In the assembly room at tho
library. Tho work FOR the year prom
iscs 60 be unusually interesting and Is
expected TO fulnl the purpose Of giving
the members q greater understanding Of
the spirit aud growth Of American LII.
oraturc, and "a deeper appreciation OF
all literature
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
NJ MBERS FOR vi SIC FESTIN Al
CONTEST ARE ANNOu need.

Probably one Of the most interesting
features Of the spring music festival is
the contest 10 be- fostered boy the ANA
rillo Music Teachers Association This
promises to be- a real inspiration 10 all
music lovers In tho entire Panhandle
while an the details have not set been
worked out, the following numlt rs
well as one ~ his on her own selection.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
J. 4. as TO HOLD FIRST
MEETING or YEAR.

The J t. G. club will hold it, first
meeting ~ the new year, Thursday at
tcrnoon, ~ o'clock. az the homo Of
Mrs. y. G. u. Bynum. 1900 Monroe
Street An active members OF the Club
are asked TO be- present on that after.
noon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-03
PHILHARMONIC MEETING
PACE Is CHANGED

The place ~ meeting for the Philhar
monte club Monday has been changed
To the home ~ Mrs Otis Trulov" ON
1912 Taylor street The meeting VIII be
called 10 order al 2.3O o'clock. There
will be an executive meeting promptly
lat 200 o'clock
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