The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-05
HOOSICK FALLS
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The village board of health will meet
on Friday, March 10, at the Municipal
building.
A regular meeting of the village
board of trustees will be held next
Tuesday at the Municipal building.
The ministering circle of Kings
Daughters will meet next Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. NJ. d. Kincaid on
Church street.
Through Salem II. White, Mrs. Julia
Kipp has purchased the Grand Central
poultry yards property, formerly own.
ed by Charles Z. Hollis.
The Woman's Benevolent society OF
the Presbyterian church will meet for
their annual assembly Tuesday after
noon at the church parlor.
Frank Chapman is suffering from
the effects of a dislocation of his right
shoulder, sustained by falling through
an open trap door at the Boston and
Maine freight house.
Manager Gill has arranged for Fri
! day and Saturday evenings two games
with the Champions of Ohio" This
| team is easily the best team In the
west Ii is made up of the pick of the
| best teams in Ohio, and they won the
! championship two seasons in success
sion. This is without doubt the best
! attraction that the management has
| been able to secure this season. The
Ohio team has reputation in the west
OF being well nigh invincible. This
being their first appearance in the east
verybody will be interested to see how
they compare with the best teams in
| the east.
Village Clerk Doyle has issued the
| call for the annual charter election for
! Tuesday. March IL. 1908. Besides the
| four trustees and the collector to be
chosen the following proposition will
be submitted to the taxpayers: Shall
the village of Hoosick Falls establish
a separate Board of Water Commission
ers consisting of five members, to be
appointed according to law" The
polls will open at 1900 O'Clock a. m.
and will close at 500 o'clock p. m,
and the followinfi places are designa-
ted as polling places: First ward, the
first ward hose house; second ward,
the second ward hose house; third
ward, the Seth Parsons Steamer
house; fourth ward. the fourth ward
hose house.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Rose NJ
Whittle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ. White and Burton l..
Pine were married at the Advent
Christian church, Southwest Hoosick
the ceremony being performed by Rev
/. F. Barnes of Sandy HILL The mat
ron of honor was Mrs. Charles +. Bur
roughs of Troy and Charles +. Bur
roughs was best man. Mrs. /. F
Barnes of Sandy Hill rendered &C
Promise Me" and Shall Wed Thee
at the organ. The bride entered the
edifice leaning on the arm of her father
and was beautifully gowned in white
liberty silk with trimmings of point d.
esprit and French valenciennes inser
ton and lace. wearing veil and car
rying shower bouquet of white roses
Following the groom and the best mar
came Miss Sylvia Whittle, cousin o
the bride. as ring bearer, dressed pref
lily In white. The matron Of honor
Mrs. Burroughs, followed and locke,
very charming in ping crepe re chin,
trimmed with Venice lace and band
of handmade embroidery. She wor,
, a French pink MORE hat with pinl
r plumes and carried bouquet Of pinl
carnations. The ushers were Ray
mond Clifford and Clarence Joslin an,
2 Harold and Clarence Moseley waite,
upon the bridal procession. At tn
, close Of the marriage ceremony tn
church rang with the strains of Wae
ner's wedding march from Lohengrin
Miss Sylvia Josln presided at the OF
!, gan. A reception was held at tn
, home OF the bride, after which the haI
by couple took an express for Ne,
York. The honeymoon will last abou
\ ten days. after which Mr.. and Mrs
; Pine will be at home at the farm rt
Gently purchased by the groom q
. Southwest Hoosick. Mrs. Pine Is wei
4 known in this community, havin
\ taught school for several years in thi
] vicinity She Is very accomplishe
and most attractive young woman
!. Mr.. Pine is popular as well. He is
e son of former commissioner, Perry
:. Pine and has large circle OF friends
g AS attestation of love and esteem G
J. many well wishers, a most beautifr
F.; display of gifts was seen, consistin
!. of cut glass, gold and silver articles
I. china, paintings and the like, not
Il mention cash amounting to over ele'
EN- hundred dollars. Among thos
present from out of town were Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Wright of Averill Parl