The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-02
HoosicK FALLS

HOosick FALLS
Miss. Abby ]. Beatty is confined to
her home by illness.
Jackson Van Vert has been spend.
ing few days in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Cox will
again take up a residence In Troy.
Mrs. william II. Dougherty has re.
covered from an attack Of bronchitis.
Star lodge, No. 1899, Knights Of Pyth
las, will hold meeting Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Edwin e. Hill has gone to the
sanitarlum at Clifton Springs for treat
ment.
Miss Ella st. George OF Northampton
Mass, is being entertained by the Mis-
SEES Clair.
A missionary circle will be held II
the parlors of the Baptist church Fri
day at 3 p. m.
Miss Hazel Kelly entertained mum
Der OF her friends yesterday in honol
OF her birthday.
Miss Carolyn Percy entertained ;
number Of her friends last evening a
her home on Second street.
Miss Inez X. Kirby has returned L
Albany after visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Kirby.
The Prohibition primary will b.
held next Friday evening at the hom
OF Mason b. Cole. SO Center street.
Golden Crown Rebekah lodge vii
hold Its fifth annual masked ball Of
Friday evening at the ]. o. o. +. hal
The Methodist Sunday school ha
purchased 125 copies Of the Bib
School Hymnal for the use Of its men
bers.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Seth Parsons Steamer company will b
held Monday evening at the steame
house.
Mrs. ID. c. Mckenzie and Mrs. Mar
L. Weller Of Granville have been tn
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William !
, Thomas.
Mrs. Fred Jones and her daughte
Miss Neva, Of Pittsfield, Mass, wer
! recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernei
G. Jones.
Dr. Walter A. Leonard. son Of NJ
and Mrs. Edgar Leonard of this plac
has been appointed town physician {
White Greek.
J This year the public schools wi
3 close on the afternoon of Thursda
April l6. for the Easter vacation an
will reopen Monday, April 81
: Miss Madeline Kelly has accepted
I. position as stenographer with II
Walter A. Wood Moving and Reapir
Machine company.
Rev. II. R. Iuney and daughter Be
tina Of COxsackie are the guests
friends In Hoosick where they forme
ly lived for many years.
Charles N. Cobb. state inspector
the schools under the New York stat
department OF education has been ma
; ing an official visit here this week.
The Hoosick Falls Council, knight
of Columbus, No. 457, will exempliI
the first degree on large class of cal
didates on Thursday evening, April
This evening In the municipal bull
ing meeting of all citizens intereste
In the formation of an athletic clu
for the promotion of legitimate spor,
will be held
The remains of Willard A. Durfe
|. aged So years. who died on Sunday ;
his home In Lansingburgh wei
|, brought to Hoosick Falls for intermer
2 In Maple Grove cemetery Wednesda
!. afternoon.
In order to arouse q still more actiy
! interest In school work, Charles
:" Cheney and Delmar Runkle have pla
. ed In the Peoples bank to the credit
the superintendent of schools, SIS
: gold, to be awarded to those member
y y OF the senior Class who shall write IL
best essays on the subject: "Perso
. atty: Its Influence on the Institution
b Of History The essays will be su
2 mitted with nom de plumes to thr,
= judges appointed by the superinte
I dent who will determine which are.
their estimation, the best essays upt
, that subject The first prize will
in $40, the second s..
u A caucus of the Democratic electo
of the town of H0osick has been call,
in the five. districts on April 6, at Z:
Al p. M. for the purpose of electing A
5; delegates to represent the town at 4
= second Assembly District convent,
=, at the hotel of Christopher Grape
n. Sandlake, Wednesday. April 8, 19'
ID to elect three delegates and three
ternates to the Democratic state &C
Z vention In New York April H. 7
y districts and places for holding the C
!. cuses follow:-District No. |, Phoer
= hotel. Hoosick Falls; No. 2. Americ
House, Hoosick; No. 3, Dell Brow
hotel. Eagle Bridge; No. 4, Delane,
hotel, North Hoosick; No. 5. Crane