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Trenor p. Gregg cut his chin
severely on lance he was steriliz-
ing.
Andrew Gallagher OF Schenectady
is visiting his son, Frank n. Gala
CHER.
The Misses Eleanor and May Hut
ton are visiting friends at Glens
Falls.
! Miss Mary l. Sharpe has returned
! from stay with her sister, Mrs. F.
c. Read of New York
Mrs. George Babcock Of Hoosick
/ Corners visited her sister, Miss Fran
ces Eldridge Thursday.
Fifteen clerks wanted at Seigal
Bros, 100 North street Call between
6 and Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. K. Abel and family
of Amsterdam are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank n Gallagher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n. Gallagher
have gone to their cabin "Bide-a-
Wee TO spend portion of the sum
mer.
DR.. c. w. Bartlett and William e.
Hawks, ST., who have been on a
fishing trip to Clarenceville, Canada,
are expected to return this evening.
Class No. 10 of the Second Congre-
gational Sunday school will hold
their second annual outing today at
Miss Anna Parks cottage in Wood
ford.
The Socialists local will hold bus
mess meeting Saturday evening, July
l6, at the young woman's club rooms.
Members are requested to come
early.
The Baptist church is DESTROYS of
informing all friends of the late Mrs.
Daniel McEowen that there will be a
memorial service on Sunday morn
ing, July IL.
Mrs. NJ. II. Hustled of New York
city sister of Mrs. A. S. NJ. Chisholm
of this village, sailed for Europe Sat
urday last. Mrs. Hustled intends to
be absent a year.
The regular meeting of the W. r.
c. will be held this evening. lmpor-
tant business will be brought be-
fore the meeting also arrangements
to be made for their annual picnic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker and
family Of Gage street went last night
TO Dalton, Mass, where Mr.. Walker
is employed and where the family
will make their home in the future.
Mrs. William Christie son Will
liam and the Misses Mildred and
Irene Armour, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Whitley, re-
turned today to their home at Paw
tucket, II. |.
Miss May NJ Cusack and Miss An
nette Lucille Cusack OF New York are
passing their annual summer yaca-
ton in the village and are stopping
at the James +. Hurley house on
South street
Food sale Saturday afternoon to 3
at COS Main street opposite Baptist
church. Baked beans. rolls, dough
nuts. cakes and cookies for sale.
Those desiring to leave orders be-
forehand telephone S5-5.
Emmett Murphy OF New York City
who has been spending a portion OF
the summer here as the guest Of Geo.
W Morse. went yesterday to New
York to join THE Arcadlans' an
oprea which is having an excellent
run in the metropolis.
The Bennington team left this
noon for Pittsfeld where II Is playing
league game this afternoon II was
the intention to pitch Mitchell, the
former Dartmouth boxman. Bosk is
slated to go against the All Athletes
OF Cohoes at Morgan park Saturday
afternoon and Honey Weiss will be
on the mound against Pittsfeld at
Tudor park.
RAY Collins, the Vermont pitcher
now with the Boston Americans and
who will be remembered as the star
performer for Bennington in a game
against Hoosick Falls last season,
shut out Chicago yesterday. Boston
won the game to 0 and the Cubs
we're able TO make but three hits on
the lanky boy from Burlington.
The. Rev Philip Schuyler will leave
for Fortunes Rock, Maine, to join
his family Monday. During his alb
sence the Rev Augustine Elmendorf
of Holy Cross church, Jersey City
will oficiate at St. Peters church.
Mr.. Elmendorf will bring his family
with him and will occupy the rectory
Mr.. Elmendorf will attend TO all
the parish work during the rectors
absence.
David 4. Murray. who has been
with the Winslow firm for nearly 20
years. has decided to open a plumb
ers shop. At present there is no
building available for the purpose and
he has secured the use OF the Harry
Willoughhy plant on Main street AS
soon as possible however, he will
. move into quarters of his own. Mr.
Murray is an experienced workman
> and during the years that he has
. worked at the trade here he has put
In some Of the best plumbing in the
village. Circumstances over which
he has no control have made II nee
essary for him to change and he has
concluded to go into business for him
self. lie Is repaired to do all kinds
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