‘i ter Car. CHURCH a State Armor obiJACK sx co Opp. Hoosick Felis. N. ¥- 2. B. RESTWELLER. Prop: AU Motio Pictures DeLux CAMBRIDG THEATB R CAMBRIDGE, N.Y; GILLES BROT COMPA THE OLD RELIABLE DEPARTMENT STORE OF HOOSICK FALLS Complete Outfitters to the Whoie Familiy New Goods Quality Merchandise Up-to-Date Service CORNER MAIN AND CLASSI STREETS KALAMA STOVE COMPANY Steves, Ranges & Furnaces “A Kalamazoo macemene Direct to You” PEGISTERED 28 Eiri Street 401 River Street Tel. Troy 3025 HOOSICK. FALLS, N.Y: TROY, N: ¥: ors GARAGE Plymouth SALES AND SERVICE ee General Repairing, Tires; ee Tubes, Batteries, Ete. hite c Main St. __Tel Cambridg 166F1i_ Eagl Bridge ¥ oN AO DR. VROOMAN’S * 1 M| 4] &q 2 a &a NNVA & et WATE -LeoorSANA5TORIUNM 33 PARK AVE. NORTH ADAMS, MASS. For the treatment of and DRUG ADDICTIONS e ALCO T AN RECUPERATI “TAST iT ml TOAST IT TR IT TODAY F KELLE BRE 3 TASTE | age Cacss Selle Tk —— | 2 TENG ames bale 2 Fog helped PHON 16 ESes N- ¥. *ae s RO CAMBRI ee BANKS LY 1934—Hoosick Farts Drrecrory—1934 r — 7 Ever Service of Sound Bankin —planned first, last and always in the interest of the Hoosick Falls district built on more than half a century of experience and on policies which the community has approved for their dependability and helpful- ness throughout this period —including every safeguard within the scope of the National Banking laws, the regulations of the Federal Reserve System and the Banking Act of 1933. Th Peoples- Nation Ban of HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y. Checking—Interest—Trust—Safe Deposit I. BURKE SURDAM,, President CLAYTON E. SHAW, V-President ARTHUR J. HOFFMAN, V-President SAMUEL T. FLANSBURGH, V-President ARTHUR A. McLINDEN, Cashier BANKS 1934— Hoosick Fatits DirEcTORY—1934 3 The Siai for Stebliched Your Savings 1823 t r PHUni BRANN —a| = asdf? irr Tl TT UL one L m ag ro 1) ee 0 ’ |) Ee et Py ER a o ) cialis Ni mae oF — The Troy Bank ie Savings yy ‘ee The Bank—a bank of Troy Savings proved strength—is _ the ideal depository for your funds. It has been the guardian of the people’s savings for nearly a century andisa purely mutual institution conducted solely in the interests of depositors. Thousands of men and women have accumulated substan- tial accounts by regularly depositing a fixed portion—some- times a very small amount—of their earnings every week or month; what others have done you also can do. Open Your Account Today With $1.00 or More April 1, 1934 es SS 85 Cea ets ok hd oe eh ews tc $26,418,950 — Pe Vaan. Map ck sk ae 0 04 6 Re EA SS $3,144,233.34 BANKING HOURS Daily:—9:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M. (Sundays and Legal Holidays excepted). Saturdays:—Close at 12 Noon OFFICERS HENRY COLVIN, President WM. LELAND THOMPSON, First Vice-President ALBERT E. CLUETT, Second Vice-President J. ERWIN ANTHONY, Secretary and Treasurer FRED T. LAPE, Assistant Treasurer TRUSTEES Edward C. Gale Chas. B. McMurray Henry S. Ludlow Andrew P. McKean Wm. Leland Thompson Burton K. Woodward Albert E. Cluett James V. Coffey John Paine Harry McGrath Frank B. Twining Livingston W. Houston Hobart W. Thompson Henry Colvin C. W Tillinghast Barker Sanford L. Cluett Delmer Runkle J. Erwin Anthony Wm. LeRoy Shields HISTORICAL 1934—Hoosick Farts Directory—1934 HOOSICK FALL LOCATION—Hoosick Falls is located in the rolling country 25 miles east of the Hudson River. It lies mostly on the north bank of the Hoosick River and derives its name from the falls of the river at this point. It is 26 miles to Troy, 33 to Albany, 41 to Schenectady, 23 to North Adams, 60 to Greenfield, 165 to Boston, 14 to Bennington 63 to Rutland, 121 to Burlington, 170 to New York. Hoosick Falls is rich in historiclore. A few miles to the east is the site of the famous Battle of Bennington. The Indian tribes traversed this country on their way to and from the Hudson River. INDUSTRIAL—Hoosick has had a famous history industrially, here the great Walter Wood Mower and Reaper Machine plant was located and the decline of this industry was a hard blow. However, Hoosick Falls is recovering and now is entering upon the most vigor- ous industrial era of its history. There are some fine old substantial industries making paper, paper making machinery, underwear, sweaters, shirts and collars, cigars, dresses, heaters, iron and brass castings, metal stampings, paper boxes, carbonated beverages, brushes, dairy products, furnaces, agricultural machinery parts, fadio equipment, lumber, grain products. A number of new in- dustries have come to Hoosick Falls in the past few years making a variety of products that promises to substantially increase the in- dustrial prestige of Hoosick Falls within the next few years. The Hoosick River furnishes a good power here. MISCELLANEOUS—The population covered by this Directory which is contiguous to Hoosick Falls is 12,883. Hoosick Falls town- ship had a population in 1920 of 6,858. In 1925 it had increased to 7,262 so that evidently it reached bottom in its decline in 1920 and is at the present time growing. Hoosick Falls is well paved and issued bonds for $400,000 to do the work. There are good schools: 6 public schools in Hoosick Falls proper and an equal number in balance of township; there are 3 parochial schools and 1 private school. There are 15 churches. It is on the main line of the Boston & Maine Rail- road with stations at Hoosick Falls, Hoosick, Hoosick Junction, East Buskirk, and Eagle Bridge; the Rutland Railroad has stations at Hoosick Junction, North Hoosick and Walloomsac; the Delaware & Hudson has a station at Eagle Bridge. The Hoosick Falls & Ben- nington Street Railway has been abandoned. ADVANTAGES—Hoosick Falls offers splendid opportunities for residence and business. With its well paved streets, plenty of natural building room, beautiful terrain, three railroads within the township, a good outlying territory for agriculture and trade, water power, remoteness from other trading centers, good banking facilities a well balanced industrial structure, an alert citizenship looking for new industries and with progressive ideas, it is decidedly on the up- grade. MANNING’S HOOSICK FALLS AND TOWN OF HOOSICK (NEW YORK) DIRECTORY Including Hoosick, North Hoosick, Eagle Bridge, Buskirk, East Buskirk, Walloomsac, West Hoosick and Potter Hill CAMBRIDGE - including Coila - WHITE CREEK SALEM and SHUSHAN MARCH 193 CONTAINING Alphabetical Directories of the Citizens, Classified Business Directories, Street Directories, Record of Town Governments, Societies Churches, Etc., County, State and U. S. Governments VOLUME XVIII COMPILED AND PUBLISHED BY H. A. MANNING COMPANY 514 WEDGEWAY BUILDING, SCHENECTADY, N. Y. COPYRIGHT 1934, BY H. A. »:ANNING COMPANY INDEX &#39 CONTENTS 230 Pe Oe ee Oe SG Per eg os 15, 188, 7 ew SRE age Oe aS bee NN <5 xt po <A eee oe eo ORS BEEN 185 ww Ee EE ES NR a a enn ES ce Ne <e Os 6 Sk 4, eee ee SE See oe Se ee a en ee ee + ee pS RS Se rr ee ee ee ret oe a ee ees 11, 187, 216, 2 RUS. oe ss i ees aeaeecient Proteetive Oniet of oc cos ce. ce a es i —— ee ee ee Business Clesi Business Directories Buskirk and East Buskirk, see Hoosick Falls Alpha Dir Cambridge Alphabetical Director TSS SS Se eee ee = ae oa eee Eo OR eS ee eee RING ons ee ee a aS ec ae Fs Sie Ses SS a 2 10, 186, 216, Re ner 2 Oe eae a SS ROU COE 5 ie ee Sees weet ace Gee 2 Classified Busimess Directofies....... .. 2 ce eee cee eer ee 60, 207, 221, 227 eee eee 18 21 ven per ese © oe ere 7 a SSS Se ei ee sae Paes eee See ea a et ee ree Saree Pree rl = i 227 5 oes oN sw tne nageenne 216, 5a 186, C Sto oc oo 9, eee CE ES Se ee Se ee eee er ne ee ee See ee Se Pee Peet re ek est i eee Hoosick Falis Alphabetical Directory «2... .. 2 ee cee nS 34 oe es eee ES eee Re ee rs ee eee. Incorporated Compani see Alphabetical Directory 227 poet Oder of O04 Pollo. o.oo os eae 11, 187, 4 eae bees Ba dee ee eee en TRIER 25 5 SEs ll eS eee Ree eee pee a ee ge reer gee a 11 ee alee De CE era oo oy wee Coe Ss Be oS 227 oe RNs Oo pe ee ee 10, 187, NS iore oeoe edie s os + 3S ira 4 COR eee ens eer ee INR rsa ees aoa esl e Ss ba SE 228 ee FR nee wee ke eae 187, Se Bie 12, I or a 5 ge 227 Pes Ss oe REE OV OES 9, 186, 216, RON ais Sais ee 12 OS Ce oe ae ne Ot rire SUT CNW IERIE, 5 bn <0 og we 10 bie oe eee Lewes nes BRUNI 5 SS. a Ss Gs a asa Oe eee 9 te Pes eee ee ee eee Ss 5 eee ee ee 227 ee aS, oS eee eee 10, 186, 216, 227 See ei Se eo oe ee 10, 187, 216, 12 ee ee Saeeines: (oumity Gowertaneet... <i. sss sap 0 en 5 Me 230 ee ii Ain beternl Diheestory «5 536i ss coc 2 ig pee 216 Shushan Alphabetical Directory. ......... 10 ees ree tees cee cases Societies, Clubs Associations.............-.660.ssee0s 11, 187, 216, 227 we ae I ts ec ie CO TS ae ape 13, og.