The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-06-10
HoOSlck FALLS

Miss Eva FAIL of Troy is the guest
Of Miss Nellie G.. Richmond.
Mrs. John H. Cummings has return
ed to Schenectady after visit with
relatives.
The Italians on the North Hoosick
state road struck for more pay this
morning. All work Is suspended
Frank II. Holman OF the Wood COM
|pany's office corps, Is spending two
weeks at the Oaks, Lake Cossayuna.
The church and east side classes of
the Methodist church met on Tues
day evening at the Methodist church,
the west side class with Mrs. William
Hamilton and the south side class
with Miss Phoebe Kautz.
The following program will be rem.
dered In the Baptist church on Sun
day evening by the members OF the
Sunday school In observance OF Chill
dren's Day: Organ voluntary, Mrs.
&C. " l.. Plato; anthem, Spring Is
Come" choir; Twenty-third psalm, In
concert; song, Fields and Vine
yards" school; prayer by the pastor,
Rev. w. Z. Webster; responsive
Scripture reading; recitation Wei
come" Ina May Murison; song, "The
Story Never Told" school; exercises.
"What We Can Do" six SCHOLARS;
recitation. Stand Up For Your
Colors." Ivan Bowen; solo, Mason
Robinson; recitation. Why Are We
Glad" Eta Button; song. Little Sol
diers'. primary school,; recitation.
Some Boys Of the Bible" six boys;
song, Thine Are We" school; exer-
cises, The Best For Jesus" three
scholars; song. Precious Word"
school,; select reading. Nazareth"
Miss Helen Wright; solo. I'D Like to
be an Angel" Ina May Murison; reci-
tation, Ere the Sun Goes Down"
Helen McKearin; song. Something
Worth Doing" school, offertory. cor
net solo, object lesson, Planting a
Rose Garden; solo, and chorus,
PLANT the Roses" Miss Wright and
school; benedction.
The village board OF trustees met on
Tuesday evening. The regular order
OF business was discontinued In order
to hear requests OF citizens. Patrick
Leonard stated that he would like to
: have his village taxes for 1906 and
J 1907 refunded as he had learned that
the parcel Of land on which he had
paid those taxes was thirty feet out
side the village limits. Nelson GILES
pie appeared with a petition, signed
by fourteen others. urging that q
light be placed directly In front of the
Classic street school, as the street Is
very dark at that point. "A petition
I with several signers was received ask
ing that the village water service BIZ
I extended into Hampton street on Clay
? Hill. The petitioners stated that 4
: was $50 feet to the nearest hydrant
and that they, the petitioners wer,
willing to dig the bitches and lay tn,
0 pipe II the village authorities would
= give them the usual privileges. As :
: business proposition 1t seemed al
fright, yet there are other points to b,
q considered II such precedent as Civ
a Ing water service outside the villag,
Z limits be made, so that the matter wa
referred to light committee with pow
er to set. A bond for $50,000.00 TO
5 William ]. Hyland as village collecto
i was reported by the clerk, bearing
I the signatures of C. w. Easton, C. A
Cheney, Frank Riley. Carl H. Gett
n and William ]. Hyland. An execu
I tors deed was received from John Z
4 V. Quackenbush through village trea
n urer Haussler for land of the Wilde
estate needed in the Strengthening Q
Wilder avenue. Rev. r. B. Toze
g spoke to the board of the refunding Q
n his taxes amounting to 500 on hi
D. Parson avenue property. He said tn
"a place was bought with pension none!
but he had paid the taxes as recon
d mended and now asked that they b
N paid back. The matter was referre
le to the finance committee. who wit
le Village Attorney Scott will investigat
the case and make report. The r,
port Of the Village Treasurer, LOU
n Haussler showed balance of 1888
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