ATTENTION NEIGHBORS
Weather permitting, Uncle Dan of Guilderland road will be in Guilderland Center and Altamont Easter week with Easter plants at less than city prices. 

FIDDLERS MET IN THE
FINAL CONTEST 

Claude Friss of Howes Cave fiddled to victory last Friday evening at Odd Fellows’ hall, Voorheesville, in the Enterprise and Ynot club’s “Old Time Fiddlers’ Contest” when the winners of the three previous contests met in the finals. The contestants in last Friday’s finals were George Gulles of East Worcester, Claude Friss of Howes Cave and William Bowsher of Rensselaer. The audience by their applause proclaimed Mr. Friss the winner, and he received the grand prize of $15.00. Mr. Friss had already won second place the first evening of the contest, March 5th, and first place at the second contest, March 12th. In all he won $31 of the prize money offered. 

LIFE LONG RESIDENT OF EAST
BERNE PASSES AWAY
Emma F. Nehemiah, widow of the late Joseph Warner Sr. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Livingston, New Scotland road, near the city line, on Thursday, March 25, 1926. Her funeral was held on Sunday, the Rev. W. E. Morrow of Delmar officiating. Interment was at Knox. 

Mrs. Warner was 68 years of age. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Nehemiah of New Scotland, two brothers, Charles Nehemiah of Altamont, Fred Nehemiah of New Scotland, one sister, Mrs. Filkins, formerly of Knox, two daughters, Mrs. Maude Pariah of Albany and Mrs. Livingston, two sons, Joseph Warner Jr. of East Berne and William Warner of Watervliet, fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. 

VILLAGE NOTES 

A slight fire in the home of Earl Teter on Park street called out the Hose company at about 7:30 this morning. The fire was caused by an overheated stove pipe which passed through the floor of the second story before entering the chimney. Rapid work with an axe and a few pails of water extinguished the fire before the arrival of the apparatus. The damage was slight. 

Coming Events
Saturday, April 3: Easter supper in Reformed church hall of Knox. 

Monday, April 5: Educational pictures at the Presbyterian church, Guilderland, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 9: Entertainment at Reformed church, Berne. Singing, speaking, acting. 

DR. VANDER VEER WILL GIVE
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
The local chapter “Helderberg Post” of the American Legion invites the public to enjoy with them on Tuesday evening, April 13th, an Illustrated lecture by Dr. James Vander Veer of Albany. The pictures were taken by him in northern France. 

At this time W. P. Tuola, Albany County Legion chairman will present to the Helderberg Post its charter. Dr. Vander Veeer and Walter Ingalls will assist in this pleasant duty. 

COMMUNICATION
We understand a new dumping ground has been started on lower Main street. If you have any more rubbish please bring it along (?). –A FRIEND