The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-13

Miss Mary A. Murphy has returned
from Albany.
Orvis Brenenstuhl has recovered
from his recent Illness.
Miss RUBY Glass who has been quite \
Ill, is able to be out again.
Mrs. John Wager is in Troy to aid
In the care of her father, who is dan
gerously i'll.
Tuesday, March 81, will be the last
day on which William II. O'Brien will
receive taxes.
Thomas Lee of Troy has taken poss.
ession of the Laker farm, recently va.
Gated by John Green.
Dennis Shehan of Busklrks has sold
his hotel to Thomas Leonard of Hoos.
lex who viii take possession May /.
Manager Toohey of the Hoosick
Falls baseball team has arranged for
game on May 10th, with the All
Hudsons, the recognized champions of
semtprofessional baseball in Greater
New York.
Walter II. Wruck who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for the past six
weeks and was convalescing, suffered
relapse Wednesday night and was
again in serious condition. His con
dition this morning Is reported slight
ly improved.
The Emerald Beneficial association
will hold fair and bazaar at Woods
opera house during the week common
cling April 80, and the LAZY friends of
the members will meet on Sunday az
te,ncon at o'clock for the purpose oil
| organizing woman's auxiliary.
A concert and ball of the Hoosick
| Falls Baseball association will De held
on Monday, April q, the receipts of
which will be used for equipping the
team. Cussuns full orchestra will
furnish the music and Manager Too
hey will be In charge of the affair.
AT the annual meeting of the Won.
ans Mission Circle OF the Baptist
church the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. w. f. Web
ster; vice president, Mrs. Benjamin
Sugden; secretary, Mrs. William Sloan
treasurer, Mrs. G. V. l.. Plato. Re-
freshments were served at the close
of the meeting.
Salem II. White has sold to Henry
Laport the 140 acre farm of Jacob
Hall. The farm is located In the vic
unity of Johnsonvile.
The hat social at the home of Mrs.
Levi Brooks of North Hoosick Wednes-
day evening was largely attended.
The feature of the evenings program
was hat trimming contest for gen
tlemen, The first prize was awarded
consolation prize was captured by Ed
ward Allen of North Hoosick.
The members of Company. M, the
ex-lnembers and the honorary mem
bers of the old 32nd Separate company
are looking forward with interest u
the celebration of the 23rd anniver
sary OF the formation of the Thirty
Seconds. The celebration will occur
at the state armory on Thursday eve
ming, March rs. The features will be
numerous and will include the annual
basketball contest between teams
|
A. Ross. The music will be furnished
by the 32nd company band which viii
render selections between The differ
ent athletic numbers.
The Womans Benevolen; societ,
has elected the following officers ant
committee charmen: President, Mrs
Edgar Leonard; vice presidents. Mrs
J. d. Chapman, Mrs. John B. V
Quackenbush and Mrs. Thomas B
. Wilson,; corresponding secretary
Mrs. ]. III. McEachron; recording sec
+ rotary. Mrs. William G. Jones; treas
urer, Mrs. William II. Copeland; sec
, rotary of literature, Miss Harrie
+ Graves; chairmen of committees fer
eign, Mrs. HAL Parsons; home, Mrs
Demar Runkle; work Mrs. William
fottmand and Mrs. Wal son NJ. iIcl
; l,es; entertainment, Mrs. William h
: Putnam and Mrs. John H. Barlow
flower, Mrs. Elmer J. Kimpton; relief
Mrs. Darwin d. Hurd and Mrs Wal
rem G. Parsons; food, Mrs. Addison
Getty and Mrs.. Charles A. Robson
representative manager of fnreigl
missions, Mrs. Sarah BurnhaLa. Tn
A treasurer reported that during the pas
year there had been raised the sum o
$504.75 of which amount $iS5 s. wi
be equally divided between the Fol
e eign and Home missionary and the Ii
5 cal society. AT the close of the meet
e ing, the officers gave a reception t
l. the lady members of the congregation