Source, Granville, N.Y. Sentinel-Fri. Aug. 8, 1913. MOOSERS TO MEET THIS MONTH. Progressive Party to Nominate Candidates at Granville Session. The Hudson Falls correspondent of the Glens Falls Post-Star furnishes this bit of political gossip : The Washington county National Progressive party members have decided to begin an aggressive campaign at once in preparation for the fall election. A meeting will be held August 29 in Granville, when candidates will be selected for the office of surrogate and member of assembly. It is rumored that Clarence E. Parker , an attorney of Granville, who was a candidate fir state senator last fall, will oppose Assemblyman Eugene R. Norton in case he is renominated, which is excepted. Mr. Norton is also a resident of Granville. The county organization will have a county meeting once a month until after the November election. The battle cry will be direct primaries. William L. Hitchcock of Cambridge has been elected vice chairman of the county organization while Major S. W. Mott has been elected sergeant. The other officers are Special County Judge Silas E. Everts, county chairman; Emmett Gray of Whitehall, secretary; Charles B. Gibson of Hudson Falls, treasurer.