The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-11
HOosick FALLS

Harlan A. Mattson Is reported quite
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Doyle OF
Troy are spending a short visit with
relatives.
Miss Agnes Rowland who became III
In Valley Falls has been brought to
her home In BoyntOnyille.
Mrs. Harriet T. Wallace has been
called to New Lebanon by the serious
illness OF her daughter, Mrs A. Ross
Rider and will remain In that place
for a few days.
Niles c. Somers. Jr., Of the Lisk
printery, Troy, is recuperating at the
home OF his brother, Thomas Somers
of the Richmond House and will spend
a month In his former home.
The thirty-seventh annual concert
and ball of the Seth Parsons Steamer
company. will be held at Woods OPP
era house on Friday evening. The
committees In charge are: Arrange
ments. Thomas Trimble. chairman
Ever Wolf. John McGrath. Sherman
Wolf, Patrick Hankard. Martin Gallag-
her. James J. Kelly, Michael J.>Burns.
Morris Richless. William Millington,
John Walton. John Burns. Thomas
Brazell, Charles Carr and Thomas
Gallagher! floor committee-John j.
Burns. chairman; aides. John Walton,
Patrick Hankard. Sherman Wolf. Mar
tin Gallagher and Thomas Trimble.
John A. Cox and DR.. William L.
Clark have received their apportlon
ment OF the fingerlings for the south
district OF the town OF Hoosick and
have placed them in the Single Hol
| low stream The consignment for G
Frank Rising, Frank l.. Stevens, John
Marshall and c. A. Johnston will be
forwarded from the hatcheries next
week. the fly throwcrs named having
received advice TO that effect from
the Albany headquarters. In two
years time II is expected that the
town of Hoosick will be Mecca fol
all the fishermen in the county.
The Crescents administered sec
ond defeat this season TO the Bunker
Hill Giants on the Snow stree
grounds on Sunday afternoon. The
score was to Z. Burke pitched
good game for the Crescents until tn,
fifth inning, when the Giants scored
four runs and got dangerously Close
to the champions. Burke was pulled
out and Ed. Garfield, the 1907 higl
fschool twirler was put In and held the
game safe. The batteries were: Ores
cents, Burke, Garfield and Burns
Bunker Hill Giants, Gill and Reilly
The Crescents have ordered new uni
forms which are expected In th'
course of q week. Games may be ar
ranged by addressing james Canfelt
captain, or John Burns, the actins
manager,
With a patchup team. Manager Too
hey played the American Locomotive
team of Schenectady on Saturday ant
an easy defeat for Hoosick Falls wa
recorded. The score was 3 to 8 II
favor OF the Schenectadians. Stein
bach. the Albany shortstop. caught thu
game for Hoosick Falls. as Mulcahe.
was unable to play owing to the serl
GUS illness OF member OF his fam
ily. Harry White, a local amateur
was given trial and made o good I'm
preston. Hayden, the Vermont twirl
err. pitched an excellent game for Hoe
sick Falls. but was defeated becaus'
OF his wretched support. Haydel
thoroughly satisfied Manager Toohe
and he will be retained. He is lei
handler, with good curves and speed
and Is fair hitter. The same team
will open the season at Hoosick Fail
on next Sunday, and II the Move
boys cannot get away with the Loco
there is going to be intense disappoh
ment In Hoosick Falls.