VOORHEESVILLE.

— Miss Stella Brunk has a record of being the only pupil having perfect attendance in the primary department during the month of March.

— Special Easter music was rendered in both churches last Sunday.

CLARKSVILLE.

Clarence Wineburger of this place was called on Saturday to prepare for war. He is a member of the Naval Reserve. He started for Boston Saturday morning.

RENSSELAERVILLE.

— Darwin Swart has purchased a Ford.

— Mrs. Crooks has been dressmaking at the home of Mrs. John Prout.

BERNE.

A band of gypsies with several automobiles spent some time in this village Tuesday, celebrating a wedding which had taken place two days previous.

EAST BERNE. SUNNYSIDE.

Miss Leona Ames, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ames, and Lansing Groesbeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Groesbeck of Clarksville, were married Saturday afternoon at Berne by the Rev. C. H. Traver. The bride was dressed in old rose taffeta silk and crepe de chine. The bridesmaid, Miss Lucy Ames, sister of the bride, wore blue taffeta silk and crepe de chine. R. Ames, brother of the bride, acted as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Groesbeck will reside in the house known as the former Isaac Van Schaack place. Their home is newly furnished and waiting for them. Their many friends wish them success and prosperity.

SCHOHARIE AND BARTON HILL.

Hayes Young has re-opened his five and ten cent store in Middleburgh on his return from Chicago, where he has spent the winter.

NORMANSVILLE.

Much excitement was caused Tuesday afternoon at the Delaware Avenue garage, when a slight fire occurred. Credit is due the employees of the garage for their promptness in extinguishing the blaze.

VILLAGE NOTES.

A New Flag Assured.

The question of patriotism brought about by the dilapidated condition of the American flag displayed in our public park during the past winter has given rise to many queries as to why a new flag has not been purhcased by some philanthropic person or one of the societies of Altamont. During the week arrangements have been made to start a subscription for the purchase of a suitable flag. Persons desiring to help along the cause may leave contributions with John P. Ogsbury, cashier of the First National Bank.