The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-06
Hoosick FALLS

Rev. ]. A. Bennington of Albany OH.
ciated at the morning and evening ser
vices at st. Marks church Sunday.
The April meeting Of the board Of
police commissioners will be held at
the municipal building this evening.
Ezra r. Tiffany who recently pur.
chased the George H. Thompson res
idence on Parsons avenue is making
general improvements to the place and
will occupy the residence in about
three weeks.
The fence on Main street near the
Wood brook has been strengthened
and repaired by the street superinten-
dent. so that there Is now no danger
of the school children falling into the
stream.
The local bowlers have made ar.
rangements for q stronger bowling
team to 60 to Bennington next week.
The Hoosick Falls experts have been
defeated by the Bennington men twice
during the last week. Many rooters
will accompany the team to Benning.
ton to encourage them to take at least
The body of Miss Theresa M. Noon.
an. daughter of Mrs. Edward Noonan,
arrived here this morning for inter.
ment in the family lot at st. Mary's
cemetery. Deceased was we'll known
and highly respected here, where the
family had resided for many years pre-
vious to their going to Troy. Miss
Noonan died at Syracuse and had been
i'll for. a long time. She is survived
by her mother, three sisters and two
brothers. all Of whom reside in Troy,
The meeting Of those interested In
forming an association for the promo
ton of legitimate sports. with special
reference to baseball, will be held this
evening at the municipal building and
a large attendance is expected. The
report of the committee on estimates,
consisting of Louis Haussler, Michael
G. Hughes and William A. Cahill, will
render Its report, which is understood
tobe favorable to the idea OF an ath-
letic association, as the estimated cost
OF preliminary work is well within the
means of the baseball public. The OF.
ficers of the association will be elect.
ed at tonights meeting as well as q
board of directors and advisory com.
mittee.
The following is a list Of the dele.
gates chosen to 60 to the county con.
vention of the Prohibitionists at Troy
ext Wednesday:-First district, Her
bert @. Eldredge and Rev. George M.
Moody; district 2, Ebenezer Cross and
Rev. M. l.. Brown OF West Hoosick /;
district 3, Joseph Cross and DR.. A. Y.
Myers Of Buskirks Bridge; district
William Spiars and Rev. George f.
Webster Of North Hoosick; district s,
Mason B. Cole and Robert J. Chap.
man; district 6. George A. Parker and
Robert Hail. district z, Herbert r.
Cole and Charles Filkins; district s,
Seneca B. Whipple and Elmer Filkins;
district 8, Rev. r. B. Tozer and Frank
s. Perry. IA
The following is list Of officers
elected by the First Baptist church for
the ensuing year: Clerk, J. Gaylord
Glenn; treasurer, Ira ]. Wood; collec.
tor. James M. Carpenter; assistant
collector, Edgar A. WEIGH; auditors
Charles A. Cheney and James M. Car
penter; advisory committee, Edgar A
WEIGH and James M. Carpenter; mu
sic committee, G. Frank Rising, Henry
l.. Robinson, Charles b. Story, Levi Il
Worden and Ira ]. Wood; entertain
ment committee, G. Frank Rising, M
Clark Milliman and John Liddle: plate
collectors, ]. Gaylord Glenn, Earl Per
cy. Ernest Cottrell, Jay Webster, Jacl
son Van Vert and Mauro Lamariano
ushers, Edgar A. WEIGH. Walter Cot
trell, Ernest Cottrell, Charles B. Stor,
Edward Mott, Lemuel w. Van Setback
Arthur Brown Case Cottrell and Her
bert q. Eldridge; deacons, ID. w. Edd!
land Case Cottrell.