The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-23
HoosIck FALLS

Miss Alice Cuddihy has returned
from Cohoes.
Miss Sarah Cody of Troy has been
visiting here.
Miss Dora Crossman has returned
from Troy.
Miss Helen Grant has returned from
Manchester.
Miss Bertha McMichael is visiting at
her home in Scotia.
George Anderson has returned from
a visit to Amsterdam.
Charles Kelley has been the guest
lof friends at Sandy Hill.
Miss Margaret Jones is enjoying the
sea breezes at Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Lewis
have returned from Bennington.
James II. Agan OF New York is Wis
iting his brother, b. Frank Agan.
Miss Mary Tierney Of Petersburg,
former resident has been in town.
Michael McGann has returned from
short visit in Troy and vicinity.
Joseph Downie of Saratoga Springs
has been spending few days here.
Miss ]. Maude Ward is spending
week In Schenectady with relatives.
Capt. Charles w. Eddy is producing
his Parada at North Adams this week
/ Prof. Charles b. Parker OF the high
school Is at his home In West Rutland
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Roach Of Co
hoes have been visiting relatives here.
Miss Bertha A. Worden Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Farley at Batavia.
Miss Pearl Wilcox Of North Peters
burg was recent guest OF friends
here.
| f. s. Abel. who has been seriously
i'll for three weeks, is able to be out
again.
William +. Murphy OF Manchester
has been spending a few days with his
father.
Prof. and Mrs Iemule w. Van
Schaick are the guests OF relatives at
Sandy Hill.
Mrs. A. l.. Gallagher has been sum
moned to her mothers home in Platts-
burg, because Of illness.
Miss Suzanne b. Lent of the High
school faculty is spending a week al
her home In Highland, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Regan OF
New York have been the guests Of Mr.
Regan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Regan.
William H. Murphy has succeeded
his brother Martin A. Murphy In the
grocery business on High street. The
latter has purchased the Cox farm In
Hoosick.
Ebenezer Wilbur who will be recalled
as a resident OF, Hoosick Falls several
years ago and who is now captain
of the Salvation Army, located al
Chelsea, Mass, was one of those who
lost all his household possessions In
| the big fire.
The hour for holding the preaching
services at the Baptist, Methodist and
Presbyterian churches Sunday even
ings, has been changed from 700 o.
clock to 1880 o'clock, beginning May 3
and continuing till October 4. The
meetings of the young peoples
societies will also be held half hour
later.
The funeral OF Michael McDonough
who died Tuesday morning after long
illness, was held this morning and was
largely attended, the church having
been well filed with mourning friends
who regret his untimely end. The
floral offerings were beautiful. The
bearers we're chosen from the E. b, A
and the Seth Parsons Steamer com
pany of which deceased was a mem
Der. The interment was in ST. Marys
cemetery
Arthur O. Curtice who for many
years has been assistant superintend
ent OF the local branch OF the Hall
Hartwell and company's shirt factory
has resigned. His resolve to sever
connections with the business called
forth many expressions of regret from
the entire force of employees, with
whom he has been Immensely popular
owing to his characteristic kindness
fairness and helpfulness.
The real baseball fight Is on. FREQ
r. Corbett of the Bennington nine
came to town Wednesday for a confer
ence with manager Toohey OF the
|Hoosick Falls baseball team. The con
ference was lengthy one and termi
mated in q way that was entirely salts
factory to both men and so must be &c
the fans that they so ably represent
The dates scheduled are as follows, the
first date in each instance going tt
Bennington territory. July IL and ~;
August s and 8; August 20 and 3d. In
case OF a tie In the series, the deciding
game will be on neutral grounds. The
series arranged with Pittsfeld aggre
cation will be June IL at Pittstield
June Ia at Hoosick Falls. June ~ al
Pittsfield, June rs at Hoosick Falls
The North Adams series not com
plete Is May 23. at North Adams: May
"a. Hoosick Falls; June Z, Hoosicf
Falls; June 81 North Adams.