VILLAGE NOTES. 

— In accordance with a petition signed by 38 qualified voters of this school district, the Board of Education at a meeting held Thursday evening passed a resolution calling a special school meeting for Friday, June 17. The meeting is called for the purpose of again considering the question of providing electric wiring and fixtures for the school building. The proposition to raise $400 for this purpose was defeated by a majority of five at the annual school meeting held May 3. In their communication to the Board of Education the petitioners declare “We believe that the vote taken on this question at the regular meeting did not represent the attitude and feeling of the majority of the qualified voters of this district.” The meeting to be held June 17 will demonstrate the truth or fallacy of this statement. Scores of voters who were not present at the regular meeting expressed their approval of the proposition, and would have voted for it had they been present. Let no other engagement be made for Friday evening, June 17. 

— Claude S. Weaver, local Chevrolet agent, reports having sold two “490” touring cars since last Sunday. Arthur B. Hiltsley of Knox and Charles C. Smith of Altamont are the purchasers. 

— An organization composed of the school trustees of the towns of Colonie and Guilderland, to promote cooperation, interchange ideas and further progress of the schools, was formed Wednesday night at a meeting in the county courthouse at Albany. 

GUILDERLAND. 

Clarkson Siver has opened an ice-cream parlor with a soda fountain, in the Van Den Mark building. He desires your patronage. 

LOCAL SCOUT NOTES. 

Seventeen boys were present at the meeting Thursday night in Keenholts’ hall. Business of the troop was discussed. Many Scouts want to go to the Scout camp at Pilot Knob, Lake George, in August. To do this they intend first to do some real work in the interest of their town, so “watch their smoke” this summer. 

RENSSELAERVILLE. 

Theodore Lounsbury is home from the navy on a furlough. 

CLARKSVILLE.
— The little friends of Master Paul Apple are regretting with him the loss of his goat this week. Lots of pleasure had been anticipated. 

— Bennett Hill House has eleven boarders at present. All rooms are booked for July and August. 

CENTRAL BRIDGE.
All the Methodist ministers of the Schoharie Valley Association will exchange pulpits next Sunday. There are 12 members of the association.

GUILDERLAND CENTER.

— On Monday afternoon, thirteen members of the fire company and district, went to Ravena to witness a demonstration of a motor fire engine, having in mind purchasing one for this district at some future time. 

— Bear in mind the splendid supper you can get at the Reformed church dining room on the evening of Memorial day. Early supper for those who would like it. Price of supper, 65 cents. Ice cream at 10 cents per plate. Don’t fail to come. 

— Have you seen the beautiful tall highly colored tulips in Mrs. Doxie’s yard?