ALTAMONT HIGH SCHOOL 
Commencement week of the Altamont High school takes place beginning Sunday, June 21st, when the baccalaureate sermon will be given in St. John’s Lutheran church by the Rev. John G. Meengs, pastor of the Second Reformed church of Schenectady. The service will begin at 7:30 o’clock, standard time. 

Monday evening, June 22nd, at the Altamont hotel, the Alumni association will hold its annual banquet and dance. This affair promises to be well attended, as more than seventy members and guests have sent in their acceptances to the managing board of the association. 

The High school commencement exercises will take place Tuesday evening, June 23rd, at Masonic hall, beginning at 8 o’clock. 

The class of 1925 number nine members. 

DELANSON 

Irvin Finch was arrested Monday by state troopers and was arraigned before Justice George Fiddler charged with parking his car on the highway without lights and was fined $5. Irvin is not the only one who should pay a penalty for not obeying the laws of the highway. Others should be prosecuted as well as he. 

AUTO TOUR FOR COUNTY
POULTRYMEN JUNE 25 

Poultrymen of Albany County will have a combined auto tour, picnic and poultry council meeting on June 25, under the auspices of the Albany County Farm Bureau. Prof. R. C. Ogle from Cornell will be the principal speaker. Ladies are invited and family groups will be in evidence at the basket lunch and picnic which will be served at noon on the farm of Olan Starr, South Bethlehem. Mr. Starr is one of the largest poultrymen in Albany County and has thousands of birds on his place, which will give ample opportunity for discussion and demonstration. 

Lutheran Church of 

Guilderland Center 

An appeal has come to us for vacation homes for two weeks duration for the poor children of New York City. Anyone who is willing to take one child or more please notify Rev. Harding. 

BERNE 

The community was much startled on Monday noon to hear that Abran Jansen’s house was on fire. A large number of men were soon there and with much hard work saved the building although the interior of a couple of rooms with the contents were badly burned and the whole house much damaged by smoke and water. 

VILLAGE NOTES 

Jonah Dinehart, our enterprising gardener and all-’round handy man about town, presented us with a sample of the fruits of his garden Monday morning. It was the first picking of peas from his garden on Maple avenue. They were very fine and are highly appreciated. 

SLINGERLANDS 

Frank L. Tolman, trustee of the Slingerlands public school, and connected with the State Library at Albany, has procured about 300 new books for the school library which are to remain property of the school district. This will make over 500 volumes for the library. 

FOR SALE
A willow go-cart in good condition, $5.00. R. Lee, R.D. 3, Box 75, Altamont.