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HFCS Girls Soccer Class CC Champs

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by Bea Peterson

 

Rainy weather changed the schedule for the girls soccer sectionals and #2 seed HF got to play #6 seed Albany Academy at Helft Field in Hoosick on October 30. The score was 3 – 0 for the Panthers. Goals were scored by Meaghan McKee, Allie Martin and Jenna Priore. Kelsey Rogers had six saves in the shutout, and the Hoosick Falls Girls Soccer Team became Class CC Champions once again. [Read more…] about HFCS Girls Soccer Class CC Champs

Panther Football Team Loses Season Finale To Corinth, 32-27

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by Gary Danforth

 

The second time around for a high school football game between home standing Hoosick Falls Central School and the visiting Corinth Central School Tomahawks last Friday evening, October 31, Halloween night, turned out to be a scary proposition for the Hoosick Falls Panthers as Ron Jones’ team dropped a 32-27 season ending decision in a Class C crossover game. [Read more…] about Panther Football Team Loses Season Finale To Corinth, 32-27

Mountaineers Send Four Cross Country Runners To The State Championships

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by Ryan Mosher

Snow across the region early in the week did not stop the area’s high school cross country runners from racing in what was the biggest race of the season for most of them. The Section II Cross Country Championships were once again held at Saratoga State Park, and, once again, the Berlin teams were well represented. 

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A Trip To Bennington

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Saturday, September 21, 1850: John F. took the one horse wagon and carried his two sisters to Pittsfield. I sent a due bill against Dr. Cluff and he paid it, one dollar and 20 cents. My two daughters paid one dollar and fifty cents each for straw hats without trimmings and paid one dollar and 70 cents for trimmings and 19 yards calico at 21 cents per, and John F. had Dr. Cluff fix in an artificial tooth that he had put in before, and I sent one hundred and ten dollars to the bank and exchanged for Pittsfield bills.

Monday: Today we began to shingle the south side of the barn. Geo P. and John F. and Mr. Yuego shingled, and I carried shingle and Edwin dug potatoes and carried some shingle. At night I carried Sarah over to Simeon Wylie’s to carry to Troy boosums. Today I sold fifteen old sheep at 9/6 apiece.

Tuesday: Today Geo P. and John F. and Yuego shingled on the barn and finished. I paid Mr. Yuego 75 cts in cash, he owed me one dollar and 25 cents for turnips, which makes one dollar per day for his work.

Wednesday: Today I and Geo P. went with one horse wagon to look for sheep to buy. We stayed in the north part of Pownal in Vermont to one Mr. Merchant’s.

Thursday: This morning I paid our bill for us two, supper, lodging and breakfast and horsekeeping which was 62 cents and then we went on to Bennington Court House to the cattle show and fair. We stayed there about three hours. It was rainy. Tonight we got into York State in to the Town of White Creek and stayed. This morning John F. left home for New York.

Friday: Today we came on towards home. Geo P. collected some money on the way for fruit trees he sold last spring in Petersburgh and Berlin. We got tonight to the south part of Berlin and it began to rain, a hard thunder storm and we stayed to one Mr. Davises, his wife Anna Carpenter before marriage.

Saturday: This morning Mr. Davis would not charge us for our supper and breakfast but I gave him half a dollar. We got home today noon and this afternoon we took down staging and picked up old shingle round the barn.