The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-11
HoosIcK

Will D. Salmon is living at John.
sonville.
LeGrand Cannon Tibbits was in
town over last Sunday.
Butter creamery is now retailing
here for SS cents pound.
We had another very beneficial
rain last Sunday the 10th
Dewitt c. Brown has returned from
ten days sojourn in New York City
Samuel Bratt spent last Sunday
with his parents Mr. and Mrs H. H
Bratt.
Charles A. Brown Sr., is in syria
cuse with his sister, Mrs. Frances
Plant.
James Mccormick of Troy is
guest of his sister. Mrs. J, H. Don
nelly,
Joseph NJ. Haswell still continues
to improve from his late very serious
illness.
Mrs. Adelia A. Knowlton, who has
been quite i'll at her village home is
improving
Mrs. Phillip Kelyer has been a
guest OF her son, Dean A. Kelyer of
this village.
Christopher Knapp is working for
T. H. Sullivan of this place on his
farm in Stamford. VT
The copious rain of last week filed
the wells, springs and cisterns much
to the qualification of residents.
The work meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Union will be held Friday after
noon the 18th inst, with Mrs. Charles
X. Potter.
There was social dance held at
the Hoosick Inn Friday night the Sth.
Thompson's orchestra dispensed the
music. 1t proved a very enjoyable
affair.
ALI tax payers who do not pay their
taxes before the Goth day of January
will have TO pay 5 per cent on the
amount assessed them. William p
Brown is the collector; Dean A. Kell'
yer clerk.
DR.. James Harvey Donnelly return
ed from New York Saturday the 9th
inst, after spending week there on
business. He attended the automo
bile exhibit and purchased a cal
which will arrive in short time.
Mrs Marion Brant left Saturday
the 9th inst. for New Britain, Conn.
to visit her daughters, Mrs. George
Clifford and Mrs. w. H. Thompson
She will also visit her son T. II. Hills
at Hartford ere her return in about
two weeks.
Rev. w. E. Webster of Hoosicl
Falls supplied the Baptist pulpit las
Sunday taking Rev. r. b. Tozer'
place who is still i'll at his home a
Hoosick Falls. Services were a
$3.50. Sunday school and Baraci
class services were held at 1880.
DIR. Maus SteaIns, an osteopathi
physician who graduated at Kirkville
Mo, last spring will soon locate IL
Schenectady. Both he and his est
mable wife who was Miss Ellen Brow
will be greatly missed from our midst
especially In the church where the
were ardent workers. In the Baptis
church choir they will be especial
missed where Mrs. Steams preside
at the organ and both OF them too
part in the singing at the service
and In the Sunday school.
One OF Albany's most talented clel
gymen, Rev. II. O. HiscoX, ID. d., wi
deliver an address Wednesday ever
ing at 1880. January Goth in the Bal
tist church on the subject THE Poe
Browning" It will be the second lie,
ture In the series given by the Barac
class OF the Baptist church. A larg
audience is requested and expected d
1t will be rare treat for our res
!. dents and out of town people to liste
! to the talented DR.. Hiscox The pr
ceds will be used for church wor
: The small sum OF % cents VIII
charged as admission. Children
. cents.
Horace Green, aged SO years,
a prominent farmer resident OF Nor
I Petersburg for many years, died Sa
: urday morning the 9th. at his HON
/ Funeral was held Tuesday afterno'
e the 18th at 2 p. m. Rev Edwa
{ Dudley Tibbits rector OF All Sain
Q church, Hooslck ofilciated. MT GREE
n was q communicate OF that churo
Il Interment was in the Hooslck Rur
= cemetery. He had been promine
o In public affairs, having been POI
It master, town assessor and justice
l. Peace. At one time he was one
1. the Arm of Carpenter Bros. y Z
e manufacturers of knit goods IN |
Z. mill nj North Hoosick. His wife a
e Mrs. Frances Pratt OF Benningt,
e survive. He was twice married.
II hrst wife was Miss Kate Reynolds
,e Raymertown and his surviving W
X uns Miss M yra Gardner OF MOI