GLENMONT
The state police raided the Bethlehem Center hotel recently. They seized 2 slot machines, took them to Martin’s blacksmith shop and sledged them in pieces. Between $11 and $12 were found in them which was turned over to the poor fund of the town. The proprietor was brought before Judge William Comstock who promptly fined him $50. 

DELANSON 

— At the Sunday morning service Mrs. Raymond Hagadorn will give a Memorial Day declamation and at the same service the junior church will sing a patriotic song. 

— Mrs. James Ostrander, who is preparing to move to this village with her son, Ray Ostrander, while trying to remove a picture from the wall, fell on Tuesday. At this writing we are told they think she has a broken hip. 

EAST GALLUPVILLE 

A real snow storm visited this town Monday morning. For a time it looked as though winter had just set in. 

BERNE 

While emptying the acetylene light plant for the Reformed church Floyd Barber had the misfortune to slip and cause the contents of a pail of carbide to slop up in his face, some going in his eye. He was immediately taken to the hospital where he was treated. Although he can see very little out of that eye now, the doctor thinks the sight will be fully restored in a short time. His many friends hope for a speedy recovery. 

VILLAGE NOTES 

— Monday morning the folks of the hill villages of Albany county had a pleasant surprise upon tumbling out of their warm beds to find it snowing and the thermometer within a few degrees of the freezing point. In fact, in some sections there was thin ice and the snow was from two to three inches deep. The cool weather remained for several days. 

— A club to be known as the Helderberg Rod and Gun club was organized Thursday night with 25 charter members. The purpose of the club will be to protect fish and game in the vicinity and to see that the streams and lakes nearby are kept stocked with fish and the forests with game. All good sportsmen are invited to join the club whether they are residents or non-residents of Altamont.

— The work of the reconstruction of the Altamont hill road, which was delayed last week with the loss of about twenty laborers, made a little progress by the addition of a few Italian workmen this week. The contractors expect to start the concrete work next month.  

UNION CHURCH 

Chicken thieves recently visited the hen roosts at the homes of Miss Harriet Long and Aaron Carman, taking in each case about twenty large fowls. 

DORMANSVILLE
Emil Closs of New York City will give an entertainment of songs, stories, impersonations and selections on his famous Swiss hand bells in the church hall on Thursday evening, June 4th at 7:30 o’clock. Many will remember him and his hand bells when he gave an entertainment here last year. Admission 50 cents. Come and enjoy the evening with us. 

REIDSVILLE 

Frank Brate of Albany brought out a beautiful wreath Saturday night to be placed on his father’s grave, Memorial Day.