The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-20

Hoosick arrested a week ago for aleg-
ed theft of chickens has had further
adjournment OF 30 days, and the ac-
cused was committed to the Troy Jail.
Several of the local anglers took
crack at the Rensselaer, county trout
streams on Saturday and some good
catches were reported c. A. John.
ston got l6 nice ones at the Single
Hollow brook.
The annual meeting of the lot own
ers of the Hoosick Falls Cemetery as
ISOLATION will be held at the Office of
Easton, Rising and Worden on Tues
day, May 5. at eight p. m. for the cleo
ton OF trustees and the transaction of
other business.
Chick" Evans seems to be making
good at Hartford. In a game Friday
In which Hartford was defeated by
Lynn by score of to g. Hartford
| used three OF It's twirers. Evans
| pitched four innings. allowing no runs
during his period. The runs secured
by Lynn. sufficient TO win the contest,
were scored off the other two pitchers.
One hundred members Of the local
Knights of Columbus and the same
number of members of Court Saint
Mary, Daughters of Isabella received
communion at the seven thirty o'clock
Mass Sunday morning at the Church
of the immaculate Conception The
| pastor Rev Francis A. McCranor, o.
S. A., preached an appropriate ser
mon at this service.
Manager Thomas II. Toohey of the
Hoosick Falls baseball team has
agreed to give Harry " Cady of Rut-
| land a chance for the first bag Bite
| ~ has been signed for the position. but
the best man will get the place. Cady
played last year with Providence, X.
l.. team, in 1906 was with the Fair
Haven. VT. nine and in 1905 was with
the Rutland club of the southern Yer
mont league.
The funeral services of Dennis Crow
ley who died on Wednesday were held
on Saturday afternoon at the church
OF the immaculate Conception, and
there was "A large attendance OF
friends. Deceased was one of the
best known residents of Hoosick Falls
The following acted as bearers: John
Grant. Martin Peters. John Early
Thomas Daley. Timothy Moynihan and
Michael Murphy.
The funeral services of the late
Joseph Patterson were held on Sunday
afternoon. At the house there was
prayer offered by Rev. Il. p. Berry a
half past one o'clock The church
services were held at two o'clock. the
same clergyman as pastor of the Pres
byterian church officiating Despit,
the rainy weather there was a large
attendance. The bearers were as fol
lows: Edgar Leonard, Jacob A. Graves
j. H. McEachron, Charles c. Spencer
Darwin ID. Hurd and Watson NJ. Hol
mes.
Officer Willis took Andrew Ierem
ba. Stephen Lynn, William kondrat
all Polanders, and l.ucien Paris IL
charge Sunday afternoon about six o
clock while raising drunk and dis
orderly" disturbance on Church street
Michael Smith, another Polander, wa
later rounded up by officers McGratl
and Chapman. Officer Willis wa
obliged to call for assistance an,
Charles G. Wilcox, Fred j. p. BAH
and Morris Richless helped land tn,
Willis quartet. One of the men wa
severely injured about the head by
fall to the curb and on that accoun
Mr.. Wilcox and Mr., Richless wer'
needed to take the man along. DR.
George NJ. Lamb dressed the injuries
The affair called out large crowd o
Sunday sightseers. and another larg
group attended police court this morl
= ing at 10 o'clock, when Police justice
Moon fined each man ten dollars. Johl
Brown paid the fines, $50. and an or
der was given to take that amount on
of their wages from the Walter A
Wood company's shops where they ar
| all employed. From the present ind
, cations in a police sense. the lid l
on The liquor the men had was al
bottled stuff, so that no complaint o
Sunday selling could we'll be made.