Arlington Moves and Local Family Changes in Spring
In West Arlington the Mangan family relocates to the Condon apartment while the Bohne family takes the former Delaney residence on U S 7. The Stones move into the Mangans’ former apartment. Judy Pike and Cheryl Blair, daughters of local families, visit home from UVM this week.
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Thomas B. Mangan
Condon
West Arlington
Paul Bohne
Jill
Thomas Delaney
U.S. 7
Stone
Mangans
Judy Pike
George Pike
Cheryl Blair
Edgar Blair
UVM
Diocese acquires 17 acre site for Manchester Center church
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Vermont plans a new parish church on 17 acres on Bonnet Street in Manchester Center, with a rectory and outbuildings. Groundwork depends on Vatican Council rules and diocesan approvals. architect work is already underway. If plans proceed, construction could begin soon for a 1966 opening, as the parish expands to accommodate winter and summer attendance.
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Vermont
New Catholic
Manchester Center
Manchester
Donald C. Kelly
St. Paul’s Church
Father Kelly
Bonnet Street
Eugene V. Kayatta
Diocese of Vermont, Inc
Kayatta
Boston
John D. Daley
Bennington County Court House
Manchester Village
T. J. Gaffney
Dorset
Arlington
Frederick Paquet
East Dorset
Rutland
St. Paul’s
Seminary Avenue
Roman Catholic Diocese of Vermont, Inc
New Manchester Church
Vermont 11
Otis
Community Food Sale and Local Events Highlight North Bennington
A Saturday morning food sale sponsored by the Baptist Church Women’s Fellowship offers hot breads cakes cookies and baked beans at the Rainbarrel starting 10 a.m. PTA members may still contribute for the Lions show. A public card party Monday 8 p.m. at McCullough Library Hall benefits 4H Camp Ondawa. The Harold Williams family moved to a new duplex on Sage Street. Mrs. Earl Marsh plans a Portland Ore visit. The piece chronicles St Paul’s parish founding in 1893 and early 1900s renovations under Father Kelly noting the 1896 first Mass and 1907 paid debt in a concise historical summary.
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Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
PTA
Norshaft Lions
Donald Knapp
School Street
West Shaftsbury Homemakers Extension Club
McCullough Library Hall
Ondawa
Harold Williams
Wadakin Duplex
Sage Street
Earl Marsh
Portland
Ore
Parsons Street School bids open by HFCS board
Hoosick Falls Central School Board invites bids to sell the old Parsons Street School with a voter approval meeting to follow for the old Union Free School District. Bids are received by John Frier. The district also approves 5 percent raise for 40 non instructing staff.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
March of Dimes solicitors to visit Shaftsbury
Mrs. Fred Stacy, local chairman, says Meth-Con Youth Fellowship members will call on Shaftsbury residents Sunday evening wearing badges declaring Teens are proud to help the March of Dimes. She notes many have mailed gifts, but collectors will offer a chance for those who forgot to donate to support birth defect research and treatment.
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Shaftsbury
March of Dimes
Fred Stacy
Meth-Con Youth Fellowship
Stacy
Bennington Educators to Speak on District PTA Panel
Bennington County educators will discuss Pursuit of Excellence in Education at a district PTA meeting in Manchester Elementary School next Wednesday. Panel includes Sen. Robert M. Wilson, Paul E. Kirsch, Mrs. Frederick Wolf, Lionel Nowak, Donald Shanks, Mrs. Edna Wright, Dr. Clif ford Harwood, Eugene Kayatta, with moderator Kayatta. Dinner at 6, reservations by Monday with district directors. Evening session begins at 7:30. invocation by Rev. Jerome Hevey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
PTA
Manchester
Bennington- Rutland
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Robert M. Wilson
Monteplier
Paul E. Kirsch
Frederick Wolf
Lionel Nowak
North Bennington
Tripartite Committee
Bennington College
Donald R. Shanks
Edna T. Wright
Tripartite
Clifford B. Harwood
Eugene V. Kayatta
Edmund Goodell
Thomas Marstin
Manchester Center
Jerome J. Hevey
First Congregational Church
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Battenhill Valley Industrial Society
Almon Smith
Jackie Breen
Clara May Hemenway
Rotary Club
Worthy Inn
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Burr and Burton Seminary
New England Classical Association
Hotchkiss School
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Lynda Beattie
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Colonel Bogey
Ann Waters
Paris
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Bernadette Lyon
Nelle Ryan
Marcia Wilcox
Elizabeth Dwyer
John Dwyer
Seminary
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Father Dwyer
Bernard Kelly
HFCS
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The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Pownal
Martin G. Singer
William Strohmaier
East Pownal
Alfred Davis
David Adler
Fred Babcock
Kenneth Allen
Green Bar
Rolland Roy
Board of Selectmen
Joseph Tornabene
Burton Peckham
Virginia Pellerin
John Armstrong
John Blackmer
Marcel Langlais
Arthur George
A. Coleman Mason
Hastings and Teal
Albany
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Harry Harrison
Ira Fisk
Capital Area School Boards Institute
State University of New York
Supt
Beaverson
Arthur Smith Jr
Ralph Moll
Harrison
National School Boards Association
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Chevrolet-Cadillac, Inc
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McGregor
Adams Clothes Shop
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