The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-29
BENNING TON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

ERNEST hue is suffering from
quinsy at his home on North street.
Mrs Frank Wood of Gage street is
confined to the house by hard cod.
:. Karl H. Martin returned Wednes-
day evening from a several days
sstay in Detroit. ~
Joe Williams of Weeks street has
recovered from few days illness
with hard cold.
Anyone having any calves or hogs
please notify Morris Levin or, bring
to the ca on Saturday ADV. 10t4
See the Library Theare ad. in
other section of paper 1t may inter
est you. Look for it every day. Adv
Miss Mary Ryan a student at AL
bany business college, is confined to
her home in Old Bennington because
of illness.
| NOTICE-An informal dance will be
held in Mason Temple, Fl day even.
ing, Jan. 80, 1920, for .Masons and their
| friends. Dane ng to l. Stf
Saturday night, between
Boynton's store and Harwoods Drug
lstore $1,000. Finder please return to
Miss Winifred Dean No. 2O44 Gage
St, and receive reward 9t6s
Mrs. Thomas Murphy Of County
street underwent an operation fer
appendicitis a the Putnam Memor.-
al hospital this morning.
Mrs, Mary O'Connell and daughter
Miss Pearl O'Connel were called 70
Springfield tn first of the week by
the illness of Miss Myrtle O'Connell.
Dancing will follow the basketball
game at the Y. NJ. c. A. Friday even
ng, A good game is assured between
the local high school girls and the
Cambridge high.
Mrs. Clifford Atkins delightfully."-
entertained number of friends at a
sewing .party Wednesday evening at
her home on Gage street. Light re-
frcshments were served.
Misses Mary and Anna Daley OF
Eagle Bridge were among those from
out of town to attend the funeral of
Charles Harte at the st. Frances de
Sales church this morn ng.
Remember Harwoods ice cream
r'cks. On hand all the time. Special
flavors Sunday Orders delivered. Sum
day orders must be in before 1890
Sunday morning
4 terrified skriek his horrible pan
had succeeded. See Mae Murray In
The TWIN Pawns''; also thai west
crn thriller Cyclone Smith (series 81
with the mighty Eddie Polo. Ii
brary theatre today Adv
Two special attractions at Librg =
Theatre today. Beau iful Mae Muir
ray in The Twin Pawns" from tho
worldfamous novel The Woman in
White and Cyclone Smith (series 3
not serial) thrilling Western
Polo. Adv
Mrs. w. T. Ba ratt and Mrs Il. p
Woodman will entertain the Blue and
Red teams OF the Baptist church Fri
day afternoon from 0 to 3 o'clock in
the social rooms of the church. A good
t me is promised and all lad es OF the
church are especially invited
There is to be a candy pa T. for the
Y. w. c.. Saturday night te which
he m6mbars may invite Their friends
There vii be games and dancing and
a general good time. Miss Ames is
0 super intend the candy making,
and you know what her candy Is.
Miss va'da Lyons, high school
student is unable to at end schoo'
because of illness Miss Lyons is
center" en- the high school basket
bal team and II is regretted that she
will be unable 70 fill that position
Friday night when the team p avs the
Cambridge high school girls
Mrs. George w Williams of North
street received an interesting letter
Wedne day from Mrs Fanny D.nter of
Hambergersterra, Germany. NJ s. Din
ter is former resident of Bennington
and W II be remembered here as Mrs
John Cordes. She left here about
eight years ago, year or so after
the death OF her husband, and eturn-
ed TO her former home in Germany
Mr.. Cordes was well-known and
highly respected resident of Benn ng-
ton and owned considerable property
here. A few years before his death
he went to Germany in the interest
of his health, returning here W tf
b ide, who is now Mrs. d inter- and
who was Mr. Cordes' second wife. The
letter received Wednesday from Mrs.
Nnter was written by her nephew
who but two months ago returned
home from Eng,a and where he has been
held as a German prisoner Mrs. Din
ter, although it was difficult to speak
or understand English, made many ac-
qua ntances du ing her res 'dence here
who will be pleased to hear from her
through this notice.