The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-17
HooSlck FALLS

her home by Illness.
Miss Julia Curran has been visiting
friends in Bennington.
Mrs. James Moren OF Cambridge is
the guest OF relatives.
John Murray who has been seriously
ILL., is reported somewhat improved.
Mrs. II. +. Normile of Los Angeles is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Dorr.
Miss Sarah T.. Wood of Upper Troy
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benajah
Baker
Miss Belle Gregory Of Sandgate has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Geo
A. Parker,
Sylvester Newman of this place has
Joined a vaudeville company at Mon
treal, Quebec.
Miss Rita Madden is spending her
Easter vacation with relatives in New
York and vicinity.
Mrs. Clara Il. Witbeck of Johnson
vile has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs H. j. Patterson.
Mrs. George NJ. Lamb has returned
from Pittsfeld, Mass, where she was
visiting her son, G. Percival Lamb.
Mrs. James S. Parker of Salem who
has been visiting friends here, has re-
turned to her home at that place.
Mrs. A. Roos Ryder has returned to
New Lebanon after a short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Harriet T. Wallace.
George and Edward Wilcox of AL
bany have been the guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Il. Will
cox
Word has been received of the death
at Saratoga Springs, of Harry A. Wells
former well known citizen OF Hoos-
ick Falls.
Paul Rowland, a former resident Of
this place, has accepted position as
superintendent of the Shaw Bros. box
factory at Greenwich.
Albert S. Eddy who Is attending a
military academy at Freehild. n. j., Is
with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Chas.
w. Eddy for weeks vacation.
Mrs. J. H. McEachron and Mrs. HAL
Parsons are acting as delegates Of the
Woman's Benevolent society to the
convention now in session at Science
tady.
Among the successful competitors
for rodman in the State Engineers Of
flee, is James h. Percy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan +. Percy of this
place Mr. Percy is student at the
X. p. l., Troy.
Arthur c. Moore and Walter +. Rob
son of Hoosick Falls have been earn.
ing athletic laurels at Wesleyan uni
yersity. In the meet AT that place
Saturday Moore tied Sherwood OF Al
bany for the highest number of points,
getting first place in the shot put, and
second in the hammer throw and dis
Gus events. Robson got first in the
100 yard dash and third in the 900
hurdles and 220 dash, losing better
place in the latter event by very mar
row margin.
The following committee from the
Daughters of Isabella will assist the
Knights of Columbus in serving the
supper following the ninth annual con-
cert and ball of the knights: Mrs
Mary Fitzgerald, the Misses Margaret
Quinlan, Ella Fogerty, Mary Reynolds
Helen Donohue, Mary H. Kearney. Ag-
mes Carr; Helen Coughlin Winifred
Morris, Mary Mahar A large number
of guests are expected from out OF
town and general good time is plan
ned for all who attend, the knights
being noted for the success of their
ment.
The following will be the musical
program for Easter Sunday at the
Presbyterian church Organ prelude,
allegro Moderate" Smart; hymn,
Lords prayer; chant, Enter Into His
Gates With Thanksgiving" Sumner
Salter; psalm; Gloria; scripture; an.
them. "Alleluia to the King" Clemens;
prayer; offertory solo, Easter Dawn"
r. Huntington Woodman, Mr.. Curtis;
sermon. Rev. Il. p. Berry; anthem,
Awake, Thou That Sleepest." Maker;
prayer: hymn; benediction; organ
postlude, Easter March, Flagler.
The evening program will be las fol-
lows:-Organ prelude, Nicode; hymn
prayer; chant; psalm. Gloria; scrip
ture, hymn, prayer; solo. THE Resur-
rection," Shelley, Mr.. Curtiss; sermon,
Rev. e. p. Berry; anthem, "They have
Taken Away My ard" Stainer; pray
or; hymn; benediction; organ post.
lude, Easter March," Markell. w. H.
Curtiss is the musical director.