The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-02
HOOSICK FALLS PEOPLE
PLAN BIG CELEBRATION
Excrcises--D. of |. Banquet
Grand Success.

Hoosick Falls, May 2,-Representa
tiyes OF many patriotic societies met
in the office of George e. Green, last
Thursday evening, to make arrange
ments for Memoriay Day eXerc ses.
Among the organizations represented
at the meeting were Post Wood, c. A.
r.; the Women's Relief Corps AS
soc ate Members of Post Wood, Hoo
sick Post Of the American, and the
Womens Auxiliary of the legion
Committees we're named as follows:
TO secure a speaker for the afternoon
exercises, to secure music funds, flow
ers ofiie al badges, carriages, etc.
An ambitious parade is on the pro-
gram, also dinner at noon in the G.
A. r. hall. Attendance at the dinner
Will Ee limited
Banquet Was Delightful
That Hoosick Falls hospitality IS
unsurpassed anywhere else was prov
en- Tuesday even ng on the occasion
Of the sixteenth annual banquet Of
Court ST. Mary, Daughters of Isa.
bella, held in Harmony hall, when
the local court played host to more
than three hundred, including mem
bers of the court. Hoosick Falls COun-
ell. Knights of Columbus and invited
guests. The hall was eIaborately
decorated, gold and purple the court
colors being predominant. The in
iscriptions I'D. of T. and "K of c." in
the respective colors of the two or
| ganiZati0ns, were hung on e ther side
of the wall above the orchestra en-
closure. both Of which were electri-
ca'ly Illuminated. The guest tables
were appropriately arranged and dec
Grated with cut flowers and candles
and at each place was an attractive
program printed in purple and gold.
The arriving guests were received by
Grand Regent Miss Mary Muvihill,
The guests of honor at the banquet
were the clergy of the Immaculate
Conception crurch, the members of
the cast Of "All Tangled Up" Mrs.
Elizabeth Hoctor, chairman OF the
committee in charge of the play and
/ William ]. Kennedy. it's director.
NJ SIS Julia McGarvin had charge OF
: the banquet.
Village Notes
Company NJ will spend two weeks
on the shores of Lake Champla.n in
June The local boys will go into
camp June u and return home on
June %.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prebble an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Gertrude Lillian to Noyes
Clements Burnham of Petesburgh.
The Womans Benevolent society
of the Presbyterian church will give
miss onary tea Tuesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock The function will be
held in the church parlors.
The Silver Cross Circle Of the
Kings Daughters VIII meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilson
McKearn,
The Woman's Auxiliary of Hoosick
Post of the American Leg on viii
meet in the G.. A. r. hail at 7:la
O'Clock Wednesday evening.
The monthly missionary meeting
Of st Marks Womans auxiliary viii
he held at the home OF Mrs smith Oh
Estabrook Ave, Thursday Afternoon
at 8 o'clock,
The next regular session of Golden
Crown Rebekah Lodge will be held
in odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday eve
ming at which tine plans will be dis
cussed for the annual banquet which
is to take place on Friday evening
May Is.
Isaac A. Allen, who had beer
confined to his home for several days
by illness, is able to resume his posi-
tion again at the Walter A. Wood
works. Mr.. Allen celebrated the
seyenty-eighth anniversary of his
birth last Wednesday,
Novel Suggestion.
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