The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-29
HooslcK FALLS

The subject at the First Church of
Christ, Scientists, on next Sunday
morning will be Everlasting Punish
ment."
Mrs. Eleazer Wilbur and son Ezra
of Chelsea, Mass. are visiting Mrs.
Wilbur's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
F. Jones'
The Christian Endeavor society will
| hold conservation meeting at the
Presbyterian church on next Sunday
evening and the theme will be Songs
Of the Heart"
James NJ Miller, the well known
binder expert of the Walter A. Wood
company, has sailed for Algiers. Afri-
ca, where he will look after the Wood
company's interests in the approach
ing grain harvest In that country.
Arthur o. Curtice who resigned his
position as assistant superintendent
of the local branch of the Hall, Hart
we'll and Co., factory here. has pur-
chased a piece of land at the corner
of Snow street and Wilder avenue on
which he will build conservatory and
greenhouse.
Prof. Charles p. Parker who Is man.
ager of the Hoosick Falls baseball
nine, is arranging with the manage
ment of the La Sale Institute baseball
team for another date in place OF the
game to have been played at Troy
last Saturday but was Cancelled. by
the Trojan players just before noon on
that day.
Supervisor Davis of Brunswick,
chairman of the Good Roads commit
ltee of the Board of Supervisors of
Rensselaer, county and John p. Taylor
OF Troy, attorney for the county legis-
llature have been in Hoosick Falls on
the matter of acquiring land for uses
I'm the state road construction from
Hoosick to North Hoosick.
The members of the congregation OF
the Methodist church are expressing
great satisfaction that the Rev. Geo.
NJ. Moody has been returned as their
pastor for another year. The jealous
work and the successful results receiv
ed through the pastor and the congre'
!gation received much favorable not.
ice at the yearly conference held at
Saratoga Springs.
How to be Untroubled in Trouble
will be the topic of the Epworth
League meeting at the Methodist
church on Sunday evening. Mrs. AL
bert Stockwells Sunday school class
will lead the meeting. The pianist for
the month Of May will be Miss Flor
ence Van Hyning and the chorister
Miss Hattie Shaw. A love feast viii
lbe held in the chapel on next Sunday
morning and the Lords supper vii
be administered at 1890 o'clock.
The remains of Mrs. Della Hoag
widow of the late Warren Hoag. wht
died at the Troy hospital Saturday o
pulmonary trouble were removed from
. the undertaking rooms OF Holmes ant
Robson to the residence of a half sis
tier, Mrs. James Dempsey, from which
place the funeral services We're helt
| Monday afternoon, the Rev. II. p. Ber
ry, pastor of the Presbyterian churci
officiating. The deceased was A.
years of age and formerly well know
in Hoosick Falls.
All peTsoIiS HdNmS Ciaihis dSahls
the town of Hoosick, contracted by tn
overseers of the poor must presen
their bills to Town Clerk William p
Haynes on or before Friday, May 5
All bills must be made out on the OF
: fetal blanks specifying the date o
: the performance of service or the fur
nishing of articles and give the items
, thereof i'm detail Bills not presented
| on or before the above named date VIII
, not be acted upon by. the board o.
, auditors until the next meeting o
that board which will be held in Aug
ust