The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-01
HOOSlCk FALLS
Baseball goods at Griswold's.

Baseball goods at Griswold's.
Mrs. Z. L. Milk has been visiting in
Troy and vicinity.
Joseph Ryan has a heifer calf that
was born Saturday and weighed 40
pounds within "a hours.
President Charles A. Cheney of the
Peoples National bank and Vice Pres
ident l.. Il. Worden of the same insti-
tuition are spending few days in New
York.
The board OF police commissioners
will meet Monday evening at the mum
icipal building. On Tuesday evening
the village board of trustees will hold
its regular meeting for the month.
Postmaster C. +. Rising expects to
receive in a few days several sacks of
flower and vegetable seeds, sent
through the courtesy of Hon. William
II. DRAPER from Washington. The
seeds will be distributed to the public
upon application In the order In which
the people call for them.
The case of Frank Megann, Pole,
charged with assault in the third de-
gree. fell through Monday evening.
The complainant, Thomas Houran, an
other Pole, who alleged that Megann
had threatened his life, failed to put in
an appearance. Peter Gaffney was
Megann's bondsman in the amount of
$500 and Charles A. Mccarthy was his
attorney.
The Republican primaries in the
town of Hoosick were held Tuesday
evening to select delegates to the Re
publican county convention at Troy.
April 4. Derrick l.. Hall was elected
chairman. Gaylord Glenn was chosen
secretary and William p. Haynes and
Guy II. Ely tellers. d. l.. Hall and
DR.. L. Il. Potter were chosen delegates.
In the second district the primary was
called to order by George F, Howe,
secretary and John NJ. Percy and
Mark Reynolds tellers. William p.
Brown and Joseph Haswell were chos-
en- as delegates. In the third district
Henry A. Johnson was elected chair
man and ]. Welles Harrington secre-
tary. The tellers were j. Hurd and
Samuel M. Skiff. Amos Broughton
was chosen delegate and Samuel NJ.
Skiff alternate The primary In the
fourth district was called to order by
John Gigel. David Madill was chosen
chairman, James Nesbitt secretary
and Fred Weir and Chase Hathaway
tellers, James G. Byars Jr., and John
Gigel were made county delegates.
Town committeeman Charles H. Bias.
tow called the meeting to order In the
fifth district. William +. Leonard was
elected chairman and Charles G.. vii.
cox secretary. William f. Leonard
was chosen delegate. In the sixth dis
trict the meeting was called to order
by G. Frank Rising. Edward Alexan-
der was elected chairman and Jared
d. Howe secretary. The tellers were
w. r. Burdick and John Peters ]. ID.
Howe was elected delegate. In the
seventh district Philip B. Hiserd call.
ed the meeting to order Thomas j.
GamiltOn was elected chairman and
Frank Chamberlain secretary. The
tellers appointed were William b. Ham
ilton and Philip b. Hiserd Robert
Montgomery was elected delegate. In
the eighth district the primary was
called to order by George w. Van Hy-
ming. Supervisor William c. Jones
was elected chairman and Dr. George
M. Lamb secretary. The tellers were
Jesse p. Byers and Cassius A. John
ston. Levi T.. Worden was elected del
egate. In the ninth district the meet.
ing was called to order by John Mar
shall, join J. Lansing was elected
chairman and Hon. Willis II. Heaton
secretary. John Marshall was elected
delegate