DELANSON 

Mrs. Mary Snyder, age 93, was able to come out to the polls on Tuesday and cast her vote for those who she thought were the best men. 

COOLIDGE AND DAWES ELECTED 

In a great political landslide, which swept the entire northwestern and western parts of the country, Calvin Coolidge was elected President and Charles G. Dawes was elected Vice President on Tuesday. 

The electoral vote for Coolidge and Dawes is 379, based on early returns. 

Coolidge’s popular vote is of landslide proportions. Complete returns look to be stupendous. The president has carried every state in the North and East, except Wisconsin, and every state in the West except New Mexico, which John W. Davis won by a small plurality. North Dakota, which was considered a LaFollette possibility, is also in the Coolidge column. 

NEW SCOTLAND 

Hallowe’en was celebrated with pranks and parties by young and old. 

Ex-Service Men, Attention 

On Thursday evening, November 20, the State Commander and County Chairman of the American Legion will be present at a meeting of all ex-service men for the purpose of discussing the aims and advantages of the American Legion. 

A post has been formed at Altamont, known as “Helderberg” Post, under the auspices of which this meeting will be held. Watch for notice of place of meeting in the next issue. 

SOUTH BERNE 

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, who died last Thursday night, was buried in the South Berne cemetery Saturday. 

Dairymen Visit Demonstration
Train at Guilderland Center 

The dairymen of Albany county took advantage of the opportunity and on Wednesday visited the N. Y. Central’s demonstration train which was at Guilderland Center all day. In the afternoon, C. P. Gorgood, assistant commissioner, State department of Farms and Markets, gave a talk on the eradication of bovine tuberculosis. Other speakers on the train urged the improvement of not only the herd but of marketing problems. 

GUILDERLAND CENTER 

When November comes and Thanksgiving day draws near, there is nothing that tastes quite so good as a turkey dinner. There will be a fine turkey dinner served in the dining room of the Reformed church on Thursday evening, Nov. 20th, from 6 o’clock until all are served. Don’t miss this great treat. Dinner, $1.00. All are cordially invited. 

CLARKSVILLE 

Mrs. John Lounsbury had the misfortune to have a swing-shelf in her cellar break down, the shelf on which all of her canned fruit had been placed. She is very grateful to all the friends who so thoughtfully have each presented her with a can of fruit. 

WGY HAS NEW TASK 

If you see a beautiful parrot who swears loudly and fluently in Portuguese don’t mistake him for a pheasant, just mark his location and notify the postmaster at Fillmore, N. Y. Friends of a Fillmore lady have asked WGY to broadcast for the missing bird; they are afraid that hunters will shoot him.