The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS ,
rlews of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

| Plush coat. ladies' large black serge
suit, overcoats at Miss Selby 5. ZIG
Pleasant st. eet.-Ady.
Mrs. Turner Cranston, daughter.
&c. trude and son Leroy, are confined
to their home on North street by ill.
ness
There will be story hour at the
Library tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock for first, second and third
grade children.
Miss Irene F. Murphy, who for sew.
eral days has been confined to her
home ON Gage street because of III.
ness, Is convalescing.
Mrs. Eva T. Wa.len. aged 81. died
Thursday evening at her home in So
dom, of pneumonia. The funera will
be held Sunday from her late home.
Remember Harwood's ice cream
bricks. On hand all the time. Special
flavors Sunday Orders Delivered
Sunday orders must be In before 10: so
Sunday morning. ADV
Do unfair business methods ever
Fay? See what happened when Marie
tried 1t in Alice Bradys latest Select
Picture, Marie, Ltd. at Library
Theatre today. Adv.
Mrs William Lamountain has re-
turned to her home in Springfield,
Mass, after spending two weeks vaca-
ton with her father, Joseph Garreau
of School street.
Those from Bennington who wish to
attend dance Saturday evening In
Summit hall, Pownal Cente.', are re-
quested to meet at Walbridge's corner
tomorrow at p. m, where they VIII
find sleighs to transport them. ADV.
The members of the Young Won
ans Cub with their gentlemen friends
will enjoy candy pull at the Y. w. C
club rooms Saturday evening. Fol
Loving the candy making will be &
general good time with games and
dancing.
Big combination entertainment, vau-
deville and pictures: Mitchell & Kin!
in singing and dancing act, VIM. s
Hart In a ACKNOWLEDGEMENT special
THE Money Corral" Fox Sunshine
comedy, Roaming Bathtub." Donnel
ly's orchestra Adm. &c and tic.
Shows z and o'clock. Harte Theatre
todayI-Ady
The funeral of Mrs. F. W. Spear
was largely attended this afternoon a
2 O'Clock from her late home ON School
st.eet. The body was placed In the
vault at the Park Lawn cemetery
Rev W. G. Towart 0fficiated The
bearers were four brothers, Charles N
and Edward Spear Of Bennington ant
and James Mallory OF Rem
nselaer n Y.
Mrs. Albyn b. Latour entertainet
the emp Dyes OF the Lurie store an
their friends at party Wednesda,
evening at her home on Bradfor
street i'll honor of Miss Ida Rudnic
Of Boston Dancing and instrument
al and vocal music were the evening
enter ainment. Light refreshmen'
were served and an enjoyable even
ing was passed.
Ms John Paulson Is going to make |
the clam ch0wder for the Woman |
Relief Corps sapper which will be Civ |
en- next Friday in G. A. II. hall There |
fore, you must buy your tickets RICH |
away II you expect to attend The, |
went on sale Thursday and are going |
rapidly. The proceeds you know, are
to go toward buying flags for Ben
n'ngton Post of the American Legion
Mrs w. E. Hawks delightfully."- Ell
.ertainod about twenty guests a
cards Thursday afternoonsat her homo |
On School street The house was q
ractiyeIy decorated with carnations
five hundred was played at nv, |
ables and prizes were awarded Mrs
H, N. Williams, Mrs. Ralph Whit, |
and Mrs. George W. Keeseman. A
$50 dinner was served and pleas |
INT afternoon was enjoyed.